Big Hungry Bear Matching Game

Create an easy-to-make game to go with this holiday story.   • Merry Christmas, Big Hungry Bear! by Don and Audrey Wood • index cards • crayons and/or markers • wrapping paper scraps (optional)   This book tells the story of a little mouse who is very worried that the big hungry bear up the mountain will steal his […]

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stART: Dog Food

Make fruits and veggies fun! • Dog Food, by Saxton Freymann and Joost Elffers • an assortment of fruits and vegetables • paint • paper plates • paper Read Dog Food with your child (if available). In this newest creation by authors Freymann and Elffers, you find fruits and vegetables cut and arranged to make all kinds of dog “sculptures” […]

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Color Cards from Paint Samples

Here is something you can do with paint samples that you can pick up (free) at any hardware store. (They also have Mickey Mouse cards at Home Depo. that are really cute :))     Cut the cards up if there are multiple colors on one card.  Get at least 2 cards of each color. […]

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Matching Game – File Folder Activity

  File Folder Fruit Printables Marker Zip-top Baggie   Print out the fruit pictures.  If desired, laminate them to increase their lifespan.  Glue the whole fruits to the file folder, and place the half fruits in the baggie. Name the fruits. Encourage our child to match the half fruits to its whole.  

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Fishbowl File Folder Matching Game/Craft

  2 blue file folders 1 manila file folder Mod Podge (we used the Sparkle kind) blue tissue paper (we used two shades of blue) fish stickers (2 matching sets) glue scissors     First, I cut the manila file folder in half and then cut out the bowl shape. (I traced around an oval […]

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Search and Sort

Use wrapping paper or magazines to make your own matching game cards.   • wrapping paper with various classifications of pictures (or, use pictures cut from magazines) • index cards or construction paper squares of the same color • scissors • glue • plastic zip-up bags to store game cards Select wrapping paper that shows items that fall into different […]

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Halloween Memory Game with Recycled Lids

There are many uses for little lids from bottles and jars. We wash and save the lids from Powerade and Gatorade, and keep them with the kid craft stuff. Since these were mostly orange and black, these were perfect for a little Halloween game. We just put a Halloween sticker (2 of each) and it […]

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