Showing posts with label Teddy Bear. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Teddy Bear. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 15, 2013

Bear Hugs And Pre-K Teddy Unit!

Pre-K / 4K / Pre-school....Try this Teddy Bear Unit out in your classroom at the beginning of the school year, and I promise your kiddos will love it! 


Here are some snapshots of the Teddy Bear centers in this unit!










Booklet introducing positional words.  Some of the pages are displayed!










And many more activities working with upper-case letters, colors, and writing numbers.  Click (here) to see this unit in TpT and click {right here} to see our unit in Teachers Notebook.  Thanks!   

Begin your unit reading the book...Bear in Underwear. 
 

Your students will be using speech bubbles in their journals for the rest of the year after reading this story!  Click {right here} to check out Chalk Talk's Bear in Underwear post.  Too cute!

What kiddo wouldn't love to stuff and unstuff a teddy bear in the sensory table!?!



I know there are so many FABULOUS units on TpT & Teachers Notebook.  We just want you to know we appreciate YOU SO MUCH and are grateful that you believe in our work. 




Can you believe that it is almost the school year? Geez...This year is flying by way too fast!!
Much Love, 
Amber & LuAnn

Friday, August 3, 2012

Bear~y Cute Teddy Bear Unit

We developed this Teddy Bear Unit to use in the beginning of the school year.  Our goal was to create a fun way to introduce reading and math to the students.  We also aligned the unit to the common core standards for your convenience!  You're "bear~y" welcome! 
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Bear Necessities...
In our unit we wrote an emergent reader that you can use to introduce your students to their school box of school supplies.  Here is an example of a couple of the pages.


I can "BEAR~LY" wait to use these thematic centers....
We are going to use the math and literacy activities in our Teddy Bear themed centers.  Here are several pictures of some of the activities you will find in our Teddy Bear Unit.  There are many more in the unit! 


The students will match the bears (upper~case) and honey jars (lower~case).  Then the students will write the correct upper and lower~case letters on their record sheet.  We have 3 different record sheets to choose from. 



The student will spin the spinner.  Looking at the 5 frame, name the number.  Write the number in the correct row on the number sheet.  Continue until one row is filled and answer the questions on the right hand side.





The student will place the record sheet on a clipboard.  Search the room for teddy bears.  Write the appropriate word on the record sheet after finding each sight word written in blue, green, and red,





The student will choose a pair of bears (different patterns that are pre~made by the teacher) and color the bears on the record sheet.  Color the boxes to continue the pattern in each row.


The student will match the bear (beginning sound letter) and animal buddy (beginning sound) cards.  Then draw a line to match the bear with the animal buddy on the record sheet.

Everything in life I will share, except my teddy bear...
Our students can make their own colorful teddy bear in the free choice art center.  The students can choose all of the same colored pieces for their teddy or a different color for each piece. 


When the students are finished, they can name an item that begins with the same letter as their name (ex: Amber likes apples) or an items that begins with the same letter as Teddy (ex: Teddy likes toys). 


{Click here} for the freebie of the teddy bear pattern! 

You are a "bear~y" special friend if you check out our unit!  We think you will love it! 

Amber & LuAnn
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