Here is my sharing board I put together for our conference next week. I LOVED how it turned out. This you I did a space theme.
Aliens Love Underpants Space Ships
Create alien space ships with a simple paper plate and Q-Tip paint with liquid water colors. I saw a version of this space ship on Pinterest. I did my own twist and this is what I came up with!
Directions for space ship - Using a circle
cutter, cut a little more than a half circle in the center of an inexpensive
white paper place. Using the same
cutter, we cut out our aliens and pasted them onto the plate. Aliens can be found in the “Downloads and
Games” tab on http://www.aliensloveunderpants.com/ or create your
own. Place a thin line of white glue on
the edge of the bottom half of the paper plate.
Fold over the rim of the plate and
secure with small binder clips. These
clips will help hold while the glue is drying and also serve as the feet for
the space ships. These were made up in
advance.
Decorating our aliens and space crafts – First add
eyes. What alien would be complete
without a few eyes! Add several sticker
and/or self stick wiggly eyes. These are
great for fine motor. Then its time to
paint! Liquid water colors in Styrofoam
egg cartons and q-tips works the best.
The kids were encourage to decorate their aliens and space crafts.
The
results were out of this world!
Doodle on the Moon – Fun, simple (and
low-ink) printable activity to spark kids imagination to…. a full moon glow! Put out large moon and let the kids doodle & put on
space stickers!
There’s a very big
size to print for the full effect, medium size and a one page version for small
doodles and journals.
Large Moon (12 pages,
22 Mb) LTR
Medium Moon (6 pages, 11 Mb ) LTR
Small Moon (1 page, 2.5 Mb) LTR
Cutting/Fine Motor – Give each child
their own moon to cut out to put in their journal.
Journals - Paste moons in
their journals! Instruct them to write
their name and the date
in numbers. Doodle on
their moon and add some space
stickers.
Have the class line up in a circle with a teacher on either
side with an iPad. Select “Match” and then one of the “Listen” games. Have the kids take turns pressing the space ship with the
speaker. Then select the correct alien
based on what they heard. Challenge the kids with the numbers up
to 50 or ABCs upper and lower case.
Top off the Day with Mini Vanilla Moon Pies!