Showing posts with label Worms. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Worms. Show all posts

Monday, May 23, 2011

Worms

(26) spaghetti worms

  • Cooked spaghetti worms
    1. My kids loved playing with a bowl of cooked spaghetti and it makes great slimy, wiggly worms!
    2. Write the kid’s names on a piece of paper
    3. Then use the cooked spaghetti to trace the letters.
    4. Let them dry and you can carefully pick them up in their letter shapes!

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  • Egg Carton Worm
    1. Using an egg carton, cut down the middle so you end up with a long egg carton “worm”.
    2. Give the kids several paint colors and let them paint each section of their “worm”
  • Sneaky Mr. Worm ... perform this rhyme 5 times, using the actions given.

[Five] shiny apples hanging from a tree

(Hold up five fingers … apples)

Teased Mr. Worm, “No, you won't get me!"

(Move hand from side to side)

Along comes Mr. Worm as sneaky as can be.

(Wiggle pointer finger on other hand.)

CRUNCH!

(Wrap pointer finger around an apple.)

He eats one apple - munch, munch, munch!

(Fold down one finger.)

  • Rubber band Worm Rhyme
    1. Cut a rubber band so it is long like a wiggly worm.
    2. Use the worms to say the rhyme to the beat! To the tune of “I’m a Little Teapot”

I'm a little earthworm in the ground

I love the soil and that's where I'm found.

I can wiggle waggle -- watch me go

Deeper, deeper down below!

Friday, April 22, 2011

Worms

We had to include worms this week. We read a non-fiction book about worms from the library. Now we know:
  • Worms don’t have eyes
  • They do have mouths at the end of their body.
  • They eat dirt and leaves
  • They dig tunnels in the dirt
  • They like it wet.
  • Frogs, fish and birds like to eat worms.
Pick a book with lots of pictures, those are the best. I told my 3-year-old he could go dig worms in the dirt … when Dad gets home.
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  • Finger Puppet Birds
    1. Print out these birds on sugardoodle.net. Click the link.
    2. Cut out the openings.
    3. The kids can stick their little fingers in the holes for the beak.
  • Birds eat Worms!
    1. Scatter gummy worms (those are my kind of worms) all over the floor
    2. Use the finger puppet birds to fly around the pick up the worms.
    3. Then eat them!
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Snack Idea: Dirt cups (chocolate pudding with cookie crumbs on top and gummy worms in a cup)
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