Superhero Preschool

For our last big Preschool unit this school year,

I just HAD to do a 

Super Hero theme.

So,

here are the 

activities we did for this unit...

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"S is for Superhero"

Dot-a-Dot page

(From the 2 Teaching Mommies Super Hero Mini Unit)

I also put...

...some Spider-Man velvet coloring sheets

from

The Dollar Tree

in the same drawer.

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Letter "S" Size Sort

(From the 2 Teaching Mommies Super Hero Mini Unit)

Our alphabet page was also in this drawer...

S is for Super Hero

Alphabet Book page

(Love the expression this super hero is making!)

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Heros and Villians
booklet

(From 1+1+1's Batman Preschool Pack)

Superheroes Tracing Practice

(From the 2 Teaching Mommies Super Hero Mini Unit)

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Heroes vs. Villians

Cut, Sort, and Paste Page

(From 1+1+1's Batman Preschool Pack)

The ultimate concentration

theses boys have when they cut

is absolutely as riot!

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Super Hero Puzzles

These puzzles were from
The Dollar Tree...

...and this one was from the

2 Teaching Mommies Super Hero Mini Unit.

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Super Hero Patterns

(From the 2 Teaching Mommies Super Hero Mini Unit)

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Batman Color by Number
Page

(From 1+1+1's Batman Preschool Pack)

There was also a 

Batman Color Matching Game

in this drawer.

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Batman Spelling Pages

(From 1+1+1's Batman Preschool Pack)

This drawer also had 

batman magnets to play with,

which were purchased at

Target's Dollar Spot.

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Super Hero Stick Puppets
and
Find the Letter Batman Game

(The puppet figure were from
Paper & Pomegranates
and the letter game was from
1+1+1's Batman Preschool Pack)

After the puppets were made,
the kiddos could use them to...

...point to the letter I would call out
in during the game.

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Super Hero Costume Fun!

(Hand tattoos were from the Target Dollar Spot.)

I made the boys each a 

Super Hero cape following

THESE 

instructions,

and the star glasses were found at

The Dollar Tree.

Introducing...

...the Star Twins!

They were able to easily take care of

their arch enemy,

Fat Man...

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Besides the activities in the workbox drawers,

the kiddos had...

...a Superhero Explorer Box to play in.

It was simply filled with

lots of colorful pom poms and

several different superhero action figures.

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Two of our favorite books during this unit were...

...The Amazing Adventures of Bumblebee Boy
and...

...Superhero ABC.

When I read the latter book to 

the Puppy Prince,

and we reached the letter H...

...he made the comment

that Huge Man looks like Super Dad-

'cause they are both hairy...

(Hee! Hee!)

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Finally,

lunch was "brought" to us one day...

...by a special Superhero.

Can you guess who?  ;0)

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