Theme: Doctors and Dentists
Sound:
d says /d/
Sample words
doctor, dentist, doughnut, deer, dragon, dinosaur, dress, door, domino, drink
Books
Just Go to the Dentist, by Mercer Mayer
The Tooth Book, by Dr. Seuss
I Know Why I Brush My Teeth, by Kate Rowan
Sound/Movement
Dance to the music using dancing scarves or ribbons
Doctor songs
Craft
syringe painting
You'll need:
thinned out paint
syringe (without needle)
paper
Go outside for this activity, it's kind of messy. Suck up the paint in the syringe and squirt it onto the paper. You can either hang up the paper or lay it on the ground. We did it on the ground and some paint splattered on Shelby's shoes, but it's washable so I wasn't worried. My little girl loved doing this. She kept jumping up and down saying how cool it was. We'll have to do this again.
Sensory Bin
Cleaning Coins
You'll need:
dirty coins
water
old toothbrush
towel
toothpaste
plate or tray
Have your child use the toothbrush and toothpaste to clean the old coins and make them look new.
Dramatic Play
Have your child practice being a dentist on a doll or stuffed animal. Provide a toothbrush, mask, mirror and a small chair or place to put the doll on.
Snack
apples (nature's toothbrush)
or
apple mouth-take two slices of apple, put some peanut butter in between to keep them separated then stick mini marshmallows on the peanut butter to look like teeth.
or
make this apple mouth from Totally Tots
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
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