I made a fun breakfast for the kids as we traversed through a snowstorm, grass, mud, and more!Įach part of the story was represented on our plate.It was a bit of a tasty mess, but it was a fun way to embark on our adventure!
This was a fun way to incorporate Bible and Art into an edible “CRAFTivity”! SOCIAL STUDIES: Geography: They used various fruits to make happy faces in the whipped cream. The kids painted their plates with our whipped cream “snow”. I cut them apart and they glued the pieces together on green construction paper. The kids colored a Fruit if the Spirit puzzle worksheet (Preschool Mom). We read 9 Fruits Alive and talked about the fruits of the Holy Spirit. Parker worked on his verse until he was able to recite it from memory.
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You can download your FREE copy here at our TPT Store! I created a Bible memory printable pack for this book. The kids each drew their cover pages based on various elements from the book. I like the kids to create a cover page for each book we row. The kids gobbled them up! We were off to a sweet start. I made special bear pancakes to kick off this special row! It looked so pretty with all the layers of color! READY TO ROW: Kick-off Breakfast:
I set aside all the pieces and presented it as an invitation to create the Sensory story box. I was excited to create our sensory box for this book. Our family has enjoyed every book on our BFIAR journey, and this was no exception! Another Post from the Past- January 2017: I was so excited to row We’re Going On a Bear Hunt, because Parker LOVES bears! This was our very last BFIAR bear book, so it was bittersweet.
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