Cutouts: The book I am using came with the cutouts that I use as story props, but you can make you own. I always glue a craft stick on each so it´s easier to handle.
Order by size: Got the templates at http://www.kidssoup.com/, but you can make your own, using any template available on the web.
Pompoms: I love to use pompoms. Here are some ideas.
Flip Book: The template from http://www.makinglearningfun.com/.
Lacing Cards: I got them from a nice blog: http://www.thoughtsofme.blogspot.com/
Puzzle: I have this from many years ago. I got this from http://www.gigglygames.com/
I also made another puzzle using old Christmas cards.Pompoms: I love to use pompoms. Here are some ideas.
File Folder Games: I found file folder games at http://www.makinglearningfun.com/, and used nice colored folders.
Die games:There are many die games, but this one as a file folder game. Ask me for the templates. Check out http://www.makinglearningfun.com/, where you can find other versions.
Color Sorting Activity: Found this is at http://www.makinglearningfun.com/, and made my own version. It´s an easy game. Add the color word if you´re working with older kids.
Gingerbread House: This cute bag makes a nice decoration for your room where you´re on the Gingerbread man unit. Find it at http://www.kidssoup.com/
On and under: If you want to review prepositions, use the Gingerbread Man and a chair, or place him anywhere.
Crafts: I printed a Gingerbread Man on brown construction paper, but fun foam will do. Then have children decorate with sequins, buttons and whatever you have handy. http://www.4shared.com/document/Y6A2ugtC/blog_7.html
Patterns: The book Sprinkles 1, suggested an activity making patterns, each child colored their Gingerbread Man in only one color. Then with all children, make a pattern, like yellow, red, yellow, red and so on. You can do it with any Gingerbread man template.
Color Sorting Activity: Found this is at http://www.makinglearningfun.com/, and made my own version. It´s an easy game. Add the color word if you´re working with older kids.
Gingerbread House: This cute bag makes a nice decoration for your room where you´re on the Gingerbread man unit. Find it at http://www.kidssoup.com/
On and under: If you want to review prepositions, use the Gingerbread Man and a chair, or place him anywhere.
Crafts: I printed a Gingerbread Man on brown construction paper, but fun foam will do. Then have children decorate with sequins, buttons and whatever you have handy. http://www.4shared.com/document/Y6A2ugtC/blog_7.html
Gingerbread Man Accordion Book: I made this book in a different way. I found it on web long time ago, but can´t remember where.
Gingerbread Man crowns: I made my own crown template. Here´s the link to download the templates and make your own:
please write if you want a copy.
Gingerbread Man Rocklet Fun: I did this with Rocklets Candies, but you can use M&Ms, Dandy or any similar ones. I got the idea at http://www.makinglearningfun.com/, a wonderful site for ESL Teachers, always check it out.
Gingerbread Man Rocklet Fun: I did this with Rocklets Candies, but you can use M&Ms, Dandy or any similar ones. I got the idea at http://www.makinglearningfun.com/, a wonderful site for ESL Teachers, always check it out.
Gingerbread Man crowns: I made my own crown template. Here´s the link to download the templates and make your own:
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