this is the book we are starting with
we chose this book since we were finishing
with the letter L, I though it goes great with it
specially this time of the year, when we are finding
quite a few ladybugs in the garden.
As we are reading this book
we decided to make this craft
that I found in my files
have the number hidden underneath the wings
which match to the number of dots (stars)
that the ladybug has
great way to practice numbers!
Then comes some puzzles that I found in the net
and here you'll find the second puzzle
I also have some sizing ladybugs in my files
from smallest to biggest
or biggest to smallest to practice sizing
my daughter loves to put these ones
inside an empty plastic jar
challenging herself to count to 30
I also have a ladybug rebus poster
that for some reason the picture is not coming out
the right way in blogger, but is a really cute poster
to help them read :)
Enjoy!
Happy to be part of The Preschool Corner
Summer Challenge
cute ladybug stuff we love ladybugs!
ReplyDeleteI love the idea you did with the Paper plate Ladybugs. We made some but I did not think of making them with numbers and matching dots (stars) That is a wonderful way to incorporate Math.
ReplyDeleteAnd we love Ladybugs too!
Love these!! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI just found your blog through a Well Read Child, and it's absolutely awesome. We are going to have a Ladybug hour this weekend :) I will stop often now!
ReplyDeleteWe haven't read that book yet. Great craft ideas!
ReplyDeleteLove the ladybug craft with number! Just discovering your blog through my giveaway and The Preschool Corner, too. I LOVE it! I will be a regular now, so much to learn! Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteHow cute. I love the paperplate ladybugs.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely LOVE that you integrated so many subjects here: reading, math, art, and technology! The Grouchy Ladybug is one of my favorite picture books to jump start learning with. Great post!
ReplyDeleteLove the ladybug counting with the plates. :)
ReplyDeletewe love this book. thanks for the cute ideas.
ReplyDeleteI have been wondering about you. :-) I love your ladybug ideas. Very fun. We just did The Very Hungry Caterpillar and I thought about doing this next. :-) Good to see you!
ReplyDeleteGreat ladybug projects.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing with Friday Showcase!!!
I know this is an old post, but I linked up to it from a ladybug-focused post on blog today. :) http://infantbibliophile.blogspot.com/2010/11/ladybugs-pre-kkindergarten-activities.html
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