Letter Gg Week | Go Away BIG GREEN Monster

While we on Letter Gg week we  included the color green.  I thought it would be  fun to use this book  and  make Green Monster!  They love this book so much, and I think it went well with our G week.
The pages are filled with die cut images. It expresses adjectives, shapes and colors. A very bold book for young children to see this green monster, and then watch him Go Away little by little.

Here is our craft below:

I found a temple for this here.

I wanted to use construction paper, but we didn't have green! Go figure!  :)

Thanks so much for stopping by,

Lori

Letter Gg Week

Our week began by reading "My Book about Gg" in our lap books.

We read the book together and they color each page in the book. Then we identified the pictures in the lap book and re-enforced the g sounds.

At the top of the lap book is " My Book About Green". Also identifying to the children that the color green begins with g and in this book are things that are green. So armed with a couple of shades of green they colored their green book.

Day 2

The Three Billy Goats Gruff

We read the book 

"The Three Billy Goats Gruff"

However this is not my copy I read, but I'm pretty sure they are all the same.

After the book we re-told and re-created the story on paper.

This will go into their binders.

Grapes

Then I decided to finally make use of the bubble wrap.

I pre-cut the papers.

Using their tot trays and purple paint they painted the cut pieces of bubble wrap.

When finished painting they flipped the white sheet of paper on to the painted bubble wrap.

And then glued to the green paper. This will go in their ABC Binders.

Do a Dot Sheets

Find the Gg's

Credit's for activities and worksheets:

Homeschool Creations

No Time For Flashcards

KidSparkz.com

Thanks so much for stopping by,

Lori

Letter Gg Week: Gumball Machine

I can't remember where I printed this from! 

The gumballs in the machine, I used scrap paper, cut with a 1 inch circle punch.

G is for Ground Hog's Day!

We started off the morning wondering if the Ground Hog had actually saw his shadow or not.

I let them take plenty of guesses, and we talked about what happened if he did or didn't see his shadow.

Noo! he didn't see his shadow,so it will be an early Spring!

Oh well, in the south we always have an early Spring, it really doesn't matter if the ground hog see's or does not see his shadow! But it is fun to play along!

So let's make a Ground Hog Mask and go looking for our shadows.

And now they are looking for their shadows!

OOPS! They found theirs!

They also colored a couple Ground Hog's Day sheets

G is for Green and Glitter

G is for green-Do a Dot sheet

downloadable pdf of all alphabet do a dot pages found here at childcareland.com 

G is for Glitter

Gg template found here at dltk-kids

This completed our week..

Both Gg pages will be in their ABC binders.

:)