Ages: 18 months-3 years old
Supplies:
Card stock
Scissors
Markers
Glue stick
Hole Punch
Ribbon
Benefits: language, imaginative play, coordination.
Activity:
- Fold card stock in half.
- Cut out the shape of the head and arms.
- For a cat, I made the ears pointed.
- For a duck, I made the arms pointed and left off the ears.
- Fold the arms to cover the animal's face.
- Lift the arms to know where to put the eyes.
- Put a small black dot in the middle of the face.
- Cut out noses for each animal.
- Have the child hold the glue stick and hold up a nose. Ask the child, "Which animal does this nose belong to?"
- Rub the nose on the glue stick and then have the child place the nose of the animal on the black dot.
- Glue the animals to pieces of card stock, adding a cover page.
- Using a hole punch and ribbon, bind the book.
- Write a story inside the book.
- Make different animals.
- Have the child color on the animals.
- Cut out eyes and mouth to glue on instead of drawing eyes.
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