Theme & tie to book | Activity | Details |
Number & color recognition | Coloring Activity Page | |
Party & ice cream | Party | |
Pigs | Themed Meal | Piggy Sandwich: open flatbread bun, w/slice of turkey face & circle of bologna nose, olive eyes and nostrils Pig in the mud: Chocolate pudding, 1/2 pink marshmallow w/licorice tail. Fruit pick: bananas and kiwi on plastic pick with paper pig topper made on silhouette machine. Watermelon pig: slice of watermelon with impression from vintage cookie cutter. |
Activity | Hide and Seek | Play Hide and Seek |
Activity | Blanket fort & Sleepover | Build a blanket fort and sleep in it! |
Online Matching Game | ||
Links for more ideas |
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Monday, June 6, 2011
Summer of Storytime Fun - If You Give Pig A Party
My birthday is this week, so this book was a perfect fit.
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FUN TIMES ANDREA! I can remember planning out the summer activities with weekly themes for my kids too: swimming lesson/swim team, art classes, library, craft time,field trips, each day we had an activity to look forward to.
ReplyDeleteOur street had a ton of little boys who roamed from house to house like a little pack of dogs all summer. I got with another mother who had SEVEN boys and we planned a day together for our boys to hang out...we did a lot of cub scout and boy scout stuff. Carly was like one of the boys and just tagged alone!
When she was a little older I did the brownie girl scout leader thing with her...not that I am completely sold on that program but it put her with little girls and friends her age...plus I tailored it to fit a more LDS standard.