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Lesson 11: I Am Thankful for Fish
Handouts/Activities:
1) Show the children these "Animal Riddles" and have the children point to the animal that matches each riddle.
2) Find the two fish that match:
4) Let's go fishing story:
5) How many fish can you find? Color one in advance so little eyes can see where the fish are.
6) Go fishing in the classroom. Cut these fish out and put a paper clip on each one. hang a magnet from a string. Use an unsharpened pencil for a fishing pole. Attach the string to the "pole."
7) figure out who caught the fish. This could also work as a simple drawing on the board.
8) Have the children find the fish in this picture:
9) Children this age would love to decorate and attach (masking tape) some fins to their wrists and "swim" around the room, making a kissing shape with their mouths.
10) Make paper plate fish. See images and non LDS.org links below for ideas. Save trees by purchasing small paper plates.
11) Color the LDS.org fish coloring page and cut the fish out. Stick the fish to popcicle sticks so they are easy to hold and have the children "swim" them around the room, making a kissing shape with their mouths.
12) Have them find their way through a maze:
13) Make a whale (His mouth moves and he can "swallow" Jonah):
14) Do a hidden picture but come prepared with a "Key" that you complete at home so it will be easy for 3 year olds.
Coloring pages:
Lesson 11: I Am Thankful for Fish
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Handouts/Activities:
1) Show the children these "Animal Riddles" and have the children point to the animal that matches each riddle.
2) Find the two fish that match:
4) Let's go fishing story:
5) How many fish can you find? Color one in advance so little eyes can see where the fish are.
6) Go fishing in the classroom. Cut these fish out and put a paper clip on each one. hang a magnet from a string. Use an unsharpened pencil for a fishing pole. Attach the string to the "pole."
7) figure out who caught the fish. This could also work as a simple drawing on the board.
8) Have the children find the fish in this picture:
9) Children this age would love to decorate and attach (masking tape) some fins to their wrists and "swim" around the room, making a kissing shape with their mouths.
10) Make paper plate fish. See images and non LDS.org links below for ideas. Save trees by purchasing small paper plates.
11) Color the LDS.org fish coloring page and cut the fish out. Stick the fish to popcicle sticks so they are easy to hold and have the children "swim" them around the room, making a kissing shape with their mouths.
12) Have them find their way through a maze:
13) Make a whale (His mouth moves and he can "swallow" Jonah):
14) Do a hidden picture but come prepared with a "Key" that you complete at home so it will be easy for 3 year olds.
Coloring pages:
Images:
Other Non LDS.org Resources for this lesson:
Thanks for putting this together, I love how many handouts you've collected! I wish I'd stumbled on this sooner-I just found out I'm getting a new calling :( I'll miss my little sunbeams!
ReplyDeleteYou are most welcome. I know it is what I always wished I had.
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