- Read "Owl Moon" by Jane Yolen
- Before you read! Go on an imaginary walk through the woods.
- Tell the kids it's nighttime and there is snow on the ground, so they need to dress warmly.
- Pantomime putting winter clothes on (hat, boots, coat).
- Lead them around the room, being very quiet as you walk.
- Stop occasionally and ask what animals they might see in the woods.
- Pretend to remove all of your winter clothes then read the story!
- After you read! Go on an owl hunt.
- Cut out five brown owl cutouts. You can use the graphics above or one of your own!
- Write a different fact (below) on each owl. Or print out the owls ready to go below.
- Many owls eat small animals like mice & rats
- Owls have sharp claws called talons
- Many owls go out at nighttime
- An owl is a type of bird
- An owl’s call sounds like “whoo, whoo, whoo!”
- Trace & Color this owl picture from Twisty Noodle. You can change the text to whatever you want!
- This looked like such a cute book and fun idea posted during Oopsey Daisy’s Summer Camp (click the link for the original post!) …. Little Hoot is an owl who wants to go to bed when it gets dark. But since owls stay up at night, his parents have him think of lots of activities to keep him awake!
- Read Little Hoot by Amy Krouse Rosenthal.
- Now read it again, but stop and do some of the same activities as Little Hoot!
build a fort, jump on the bed, go skateboarding … and finally, go to bed. Thanks for all the great ideas Kiki!
Snack Idea: Edible Owls
I love this! Great post! I am going to be featuring it on my blog on Friday, hope you come by and check it out!
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Kelly
Thank you for this great idea. I was looking for some ideas for an owl theme for preschool. Thank you for the great printable and owl facts. I love your preschool blog you have so many great ideas.
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