Owl babies

I am showcasing the last couple of weeks of fun we have had in our classroom! Let's start with the most recent. 1) We made the cutest turkeys this week! Lots of fine motor work went into these babies. First, we sprayed large coffee filters with brown tinted water to make the body. Next, we colored a small coffee filter with a brown washable marker and then dropped water through pipettes to spread the marker. For the feathers, little ones were given 3" strips of construction paper strips and…

Bring the timeless classic, Owl Babies to life with a sensory small world.

A planned week of simple preschool activities to play, learn and create inspired by the book Owl Babies by Martin Waddell.

Minnie always has a selection of books ready at the end of the day for her bedtime stories, & often during the day she asks for books to be read to her, or she sits & ‘reads’ stories to her toys. One of the best parts of the day is sharing a story with Minnie, she gets so engrossed in the book & it’s just wonderful to watch her eyes as they scan the illustrations. It’s lovely when she starts to join with a repeated refrains as well, or completes a sentence by adding the last word, of course…

We read the fun book “Owl Babies” by Martin Waddell several times last week and I thought it would be fun to do a craft with the kids about it. I found the idea for this craft from Blue Moon Palette. The Owl Babies story is about 3 owl babies, Sarah, Percy and Bill, who …

Fun & easy owl babies puppet craft for kids to make this winter! Download the template + make w/preschool, kinder & elementary children. Great for pretend play

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Bring this topic to life with these lovely cut outs! Why not have your children to explain the topic to encourage them to practise using appropriate vocabulary and language.

Create your own parliament of owls with just a little homemade play dough & a few recycled buttons. We have a growing collection of odd buttons in our house & I just can't bring myself to throw them away... one day they might just come in handy! Well, before I make use of them with needle & thread, I thought I'd use them for some play dough fun. To make the owl eyes I stuck on googly eyes to pairs of matching buttons. I then added a selection of plain buttons which could be used to create…