- Craft How to make a catnip mouse. Thu 30 Jun 2011 07.55 EDT First published on Thu 30 Jun 2011 07.55 EDT. Share on Facebook. Sew two sides of mouse body together from 'tail end' to 'nose.
- Mouse Craft or Greeting Card -The children will have fun making an easy and fun craft or greeting card of a mouse almost entirely made with heart shapes (except the eyes & whiskers) and during the process many skills can be addressed.
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Windows XP SP2 or later, 1.6Ghz or Higher, 1 GB RAM, OpenGL 2.0 compatible video card with 256 MB sh. Description Ever wondered what a cross between Tetris and Lemmings would look like? Well, wonder no more, 'cause. MouseCraft is here! MouseCraft is an A to B puzzle game where players help mice in their relentless quest for cheese. MouseCraft is a fun game, but the difficulty seems to skew a bit on the easy side with the ability to pause mid-level and undo any action. Still, unlocking new obstacles every few stages keeps things fresh, and going for perfect levels will force you to stop and think about how to do things-as opposed to just laying a few blocks and calling it a day.
This is a great game for toddlers learning their colors.Items needed:
Felt (in colors you are aiming to teach)
Felt mouse
Felt board
Scissors
Mouse Craft 1 2011 Edition
Mouse Craft 1 2011 Full
MarkerI cut houses out in green, blue, yellow, black, white, pink, red, and orange. You also need to cut out one mouse. I used gray felt for that. I did not use any kind of pattern. These are all fairly easy shapes. The only thing you need to be concerned with is making sure that your mouse is small enough to fit behind the houses.
When we play the game, I place each house on the felt board and hide the mouse behind one of the houses. Each child then takes a turn to say:
'Mouse, mouse are you in the (name a color) house?' And that child removes the house.
We play until the mouse is found.
We cheer when the mouse is found and then play again.
Toddlesr never tire of this easy, fun, and educational game.
** To expand the game, you can teach the children their colors in another language. We are playing the game in Spanish in our class this month.
Each book is complemented with printable mouse activities and crafts Tiles mac app. , and related educational materials and lesson plans.
Materials:
- printer
- paper, construction paper or card stock
- scissors
- glue
- coloring tools for black & white templates
Video @ YouTube
Book: Chrysanthemum - Author: Kevin Henkes Ages 4-8
A great book to prepare children for their first day of school, learn to write their very special name. This book also celebrates the contributions of an important community helper: the teacher.
- These activities help children learn to write their name and also to appreciate that all names are very special.
- After reading and discussing the book, the children can assemble a printable mouse craft or decorate and cut-out a mouse coloring page image to make a puppet. Children will give their mouse a special name. Write the special name on the back of the craft or coloring page puppet.
- Chrysanthemum is the name of a beautiful flower. It is the birthday flower for the month of November. View real images and information about this flower. Print this coloring page and practice tracing November. Idea: Discover your children's special birthday flower and practice learning the months of the year.
Themes > Community Helpers >Teacher Activities
Chrysanthemum has a very inspiring teacher. Celebrate the contributions of the teacher to the community with related activities.
Find @ a library
Video @ YouTube courtesy of Storyline Online
Book: Chester's Way Author: Kevin Henkes Ages 4-8 This video showcases American sign language.
Incorporate into the mouse theme activities!
Find @ a library
Video @ YouTube courtesy of Storyline Online
Book: Julius's Candy Corn Author: Kevin Henkes Ages 4-8
Description > Julius's mom bakes cupcakes decorated with candy corn on top for his Halloween party. She asks him not to eat them until the guest arrive. The cupcakes are arranged in a straight line on a tabletop in each illustration, to help young children count the cupcakes (and candy corns) along with Julius, the mouse.
Candy corn activities: Review this lesson plan with a candy corn craft, number worksheets and more to complement this book fo a Halloween theme.