We used them to...
... decorate our classroom turkey feathers! And then we used them to count by 5s.
 |
| I have had this cute turkey since 1992. A parent painted it for me. |
I just added the yellow bulletin board paper to the back and let the kids place their handprints on it.
I labeled each handprint with their names.
 |
| We made two handprints. One here on the turkey and one on the project below. |
My students LOVE coming up to our classroom turkey, which hangs right at their level, and count the handprints by 5s. Only a few of them can do it, but it's catching on.
We also made...
 |
| We made our handprint here first.Then, we walked to the turkey and placed our handprint there too. |
You can use any color combination. This is how we painted our little hands:
 |
| They loved how the brush tickled their hands.It allowed us to talk about our sense of feeling once again. |
... the traditional turkey handprint. These will look great in their memory books.
 |
| I take their photo and add it to the memory book.Use the sepia tone setting on your camera (or phone) to make the photo look old. |
You Might Like...
... our Thanksgiving Counting Book:
 |
| Click the image to grab this cute counting book. |
Check out all of the FUN on my:
See you all tomorrow.
Have a wonderful Veteran's Day and
remember to thank a vet.
Palma :)
Posts
0 comments:
Post a Comment