Here are the materials we used:
Black construction paper
Q-tips
White crayon
Glue
We started off by tracing our hand and part of our forearm with white crayon. This was a great fine motor and tracing activity! After that we simply used some glue (used the squeeze glue bottle so another opportunity to use those fine motor skills) to stick on our q-tips which act as the 'bones.'
We also found a fun skeleton printable (child size) which my preschooler was able to piece together to form a full child size skeleton. We had fun laying next to it and learning about the parts of our body.
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We love doing letter of the week. This week we're learning the letter S and we have been having a great time with it. So far our favorite letter is B. Like your X for X-ray. Cool idea I have to try this when we get to X
ReplyDeleteThanks Natasha! X was tricky but turned out alot of fun! I can't believe it's been 26 weeks and have completed the alphabet!
DeleteMy kids had done that in school and this is such a great way for kids to understand! Thank you for joining with us #Pintorials
ReplyDeleteThanks Eileen! My daughter loved the q-tips acting as the bones! Great fun with letter X!
DeleteThis looks like such a fun activity. Your little one looks like she's having a blast! Thanks for the idea. Pinning and sharing.
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Thanks Deborah! Yes, she had a blast, this ended up being a really fun letter!!
DeleteMy son saw this on Pinterest and wants to do it! Neat idea! The skeleton puzzle is really cool too.
ReplyDeleteSo glad your son wants to do it, he'll have a blast, I'm sure!!!!
DeleteThis looks fun! I l know my preschooler would love these activities! Thanks for linking up at the Thoughtful Spot Weekly Blog Hop! We hope you join us again next week!
ReplyDeleteHi Samantha! Yes, the letter X activities were fun. I hope you get a chance to try them with your little one :)
DeleteSuch a cute idea! Where did you find the printable child-size skeleton??? Thanks for sharing at #WeLoveWeekends!
ReplyDeleteHi Meghan! Glad you like our X-ray craft. Here's the link to the skeleton printable http://www.eskeletons.org/resources
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