This week was our last Monday Fun class.
(*sigh*)
so what is a better way to send off the kiddos
than by talking about
Pirates...
Arrrrrrrrrr!
After reading...
(*sigh*)
so what is a better way to send off the kiddos
than by talking about
Pirates...
Arrrrrrrrrr!
After reading...
...How I Became a Pirate to the kiddos,
(SUCH a fun story!)
I led the kiddos in making their own
mini Pirate ships.
The items we used to make the ships included:
Egg carton cups
Markers
Modeling clay
Toothpicks
Tape
Glue sticks
Pirate Sails Printable
(Cottage Industrialist has many other fun Pirate printables
for free you should check out by clicking HERE.)
(SUCH a fun story!)
I led the kiddos in making their own
mini Pirate ships.
The items we used to make the ships included:
Egg carton cups
Markers
Modeling clay
Toothpicks
Tape
Glue sticks
Pirate Sails Printable
(Cottage Industrialist has many other fun Pirate printables
for free you should check out by clicking HERE.)
Finally the kiddos put their flags into the clay,
and they were ready to set sail!
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After completing the ships...
and they were ready to set sail!
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After completing the ships...
...the kiddos spent the rest of the class sailing
to seek their treasure
with the use of the game board
from THIS Pirate Preschool Lapbook...
to seek their treasure
with the use of the game board
from THIS Pirate Preschool Lapbook...
Arrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!
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For more fun ideas to do with your little ones,
head on over to
Feed Me Books Friday,
Kids Get Crafty!,
It's Playtime,
Preschool Corner,
Read, Explore, Learn,
and
stART...
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For more fun ideas to do with your little ones,
head on over to
Feed Me Books Friday,
Kids Get Crafty!,
It's Playtime,
Preschool Corner,
Read, Explore, Learn,
and
stART...
Oh your boats are ADORABLE!! And don't your kids make the BEST pirates' faces!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking to Kids Get Crafty! Great to see you there!
Maggy
I love the pirate ships! I was thinking of using walnut shells.....
ReplyDeleteThose are the cutest pirate ships ever! And, I love how the kids were able to use their ship crafts as game pieces. Great idea!
ReplyDeleteMy husband IS a professional pirate but none of my children are in the least bit interested! It's frustrating that they don't realize how cool dad is!
ReplyDeleteVERY cute class, btw.
The pirates and the game looks great! What a fun way to play!
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking to Read.Explore.Learn.
Definitely going to have to go check out the pirate game link! My son is OBSESSED with pirates right now. Love your little boats - wonder if they'd float if we used a styrofoam egg carton cup? hmmm... Thanks for linking up at Feed Me Books Friday!
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