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Have children fill the spaces designed for Magic Nuudles with bingo markers or stickers. To order Magic Nuudles. Stationery-Germs Open stationery-Germs Print. Use the stationery to communicate with parents, in your writing area, or to identify your thematic bins. Posters-Workshops Open posters-workshops Print, laminate, and display to identify your various workshops.
Workshop planning booklet Open workshop planning booklet Print, laminate, and use the grid with a dry-erase marker. This essential tool will help you prepare and create the material you need for your various workshops, organize your environment, and plan per the interests of the children in your group. It will also help you analyze your weekly activities.
Workshop follow-up booklet Open workshop follow-up booklet Print for each child. This booklet will help you better understand how workshops foster children's development. Sensory bins:. The flashcards may be used during circle time to spark a conversation with the group or in your reading and writing area. They may also be used to identify your thematic bins. Open word flashcards-Germs Open giant word flashcards-Germs germ, bacteria, virus, fever, cough, nose blowing, lice, tissues, antibacterial gel, lather, antibiotic, doctor.
Sequential story-Germs Open sequential story-Germs Print the story. Laminate the illustrations and cut them out. Children must place the illustrations in the correct order. Let's chat Open word flashcards-Germs Open giant word flashcards-Germs Print and laminate the word flashcards. Have each child pick a word and present it to the group ex. Ask them questions to see what they know about the theme.
Reinvented scrabble Open word flashcards-Germs Open giant word flashcards-Germs Print many copies of the word flashcards and encourage children to use scrabble tiles to write the words.
Manipulating the small tiles represents a great fine motor skill exercise. At the same time, children will notice which letters make up the different words. Word association-Germs Open word flashcards-Germs Open giant word flashcards-Germs Print two copies of several different word flashcards.
On a large piece of cardboard, stick one copy of each flashcard vertically to create a word column. Cut the second copy of each word flashcard so you have the word on one side and the illustration on the other side. Attach Velcro behind each part as well as to the right of the uncut flashcards on the cardboard.
Arrange the cut flashcards on the table and encourage children to look at your flashcard board to identify a matching word and illustration. When they succeed, they may stick them next to the corresponding flashcard, on your board. This exercise will help children associate words with pictures.
Use a hole-punch to make a hole at the top of each flashcard. Thread a ribbon through each hole and tie a knot. Bring the word flashcards outside and encourage children to use them to decorate a tree.
Children will be happy to repeat this activity many times. Eventually, they will learn to recognize the words. Word clothesline Open word flashcards-Germs Open giant word flashcards-Germs Print two copies of several word flashcards. Hang one copy of each word on an indoor clothesline with colourful clothespins. Arrange the copies in a pile on a table.
Let children take turns picking a word and finding the matching word on the clothesline. When they find a match, they can place the flashcard on top of the one that was already hanging on the clothesline. Help younger children manipulate the clothespins if necessary. Word race Open word flashcards-Germs Open giant word flashcards-Germs Print several word flashcards and hide them throughout your daycare or yard. Divide your group into two teams.
When you give them the signal, children must search for the flashcards for a pre-determined period, for example three minutes. When the time is up, children must be able to "read" their flashcards to earn a point for their team. If they are unable to find the correct word, the other team can earn the point if they succeed. Use adhesive paper to secure one copy of each illustration on the table. Deposit the second copy of each illustration in an opaque bag and invite children to pick a card that will determine their spot at the table corresponding illustration.
The illustrations can also be used to determine children's naptime spots or their place in the task train. Germ hop Open models-Germs Print and laminate the illustrations in the format you prefer. Arrange them on the floor and invite children to hop from one germ to the next on one foot, on two feet, backwards, etc. The goal is to develop children's gross motor skills. Germ walk Every time you head to the cloakroom, the bathroom, the table, etc.
Musical hand washing Open 6 steps for hand washing Print, laminate, and display next to the sink where children usually wash their hands. Play music and encourage each child to wash his hands for the duration of one song. Open motivation chart-hand washing Print for each child.
Let children add a picture to their chart every time the wash their hands properly. This is my spot Open game-this is my spot-Germs Print each illustration twice. My germ path Open my germ path Print, laminate, and arrange the illustrations on the floor to create a path that leads to various frequently visited areas within your daycare such as the cloakroom, the bathroom, etc. The germ says Just like in the popular game "Simon says Children must execute them only if you say, "The germ says Fighting off germs Provide cushions or pillows children can use for a silly pillow fight.
Germ walk Invite children to take giant steps and make strange sounds to represent germs. They may also use musical instruments. Germ hunt Hide plastic germs throughout your daycare. When you give children the signal, they must hunt for them. You may also use germ illustrations Open miniature germs Print and laminate.
Germ hide-and-seek Provide several boxes in different sizes and styles. Select a child who will play the role of the germ. This child leaves the room while the others hide among the boxes to avoid being captured by the germ.
The first child who is found becomes the germ for the next round. String activities-Germs Open string activities-Germs Print for each child. Children trace the shape outlines with white glue and press string on the glue. Our towel cabins Encourage children to use their imagination to build cabins and hideouts with bath towels, chairs, tables, etc. Goodbye germs! These activities will have your child wanting to help with chores and pinpoint the importance of good hygiene.
Coughing in your hands leads to germs being left there. There are good and bad germs. You want to keep good germs and get rid of bad germs. Good germs can help make vitamins that your body needs. Foods that increase good bacteria or germs are asparagus, beans, spinach, and bananas.
One way to prevent bad germs from spreading is to cough or sneeze into a tissue or elbow. Some germs can travel miles km per hour and spread over , more. Another way to prevent germs is to wash your hands frequently with soap. Soap helps to remove dirt and microbes. Hand washing should occur before eating, after using the bathroom, when playtime is complete, after using public transportation, or visiting public places. Germs can enter the body through the mouth, nose, breaks in the skin, eyes and genitals privates.
Below are 5 ways to prevent germs…. Tip: Create a colorful chart with the steps above and display in all bathrooms. This book is about an oval shaped microbe character named Min, who teaches children about germs, by going on an adventure.
Min begins her journey ON the book and involves readers by asking them to take her various places. See the circle on the next page? Touch the circle with your finger to pick her up. Min is now on your finger! At each stop, the authors show children a microscopic view of their destination. Additionally, commentary from other microbes explain how they function. View all posts by simplyoutrageousyouth. Thank you JK Darling for your comment! Use the magnifying glass to find the super tiny germs hidden in the house.
Look out for door handles, light switches, kitchen surfaces and in the toilet. You've found lots of germs, but now they're in your hands! Make sure you zap all germs before your meals, after playing outside and going to the toilet.
Use a bit of soap and water to wash the germs away, leaving you with nice clean hands.
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