The last of my Pizza activities

Here are 2 more activities to round out our learning about pizza restaurants in the community. 

This first one is a sensory box I created for the kids to play with.  The pieces are made from felt and actual Pizza Hut personal pan pizza boxes.  I made a order sheet for the kids to go around and take people's pizza orders.  They LOVED this!

This activitiy I created using Boardmaker software.  It was a simple vocabulary cut/paste/match activity. 

With our community unit, I will next be focusing on Needs and Wants.  I have several extra activties that I created to go along with this part of the unit. 

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~Jessica

spring sensory bin

Even though this is our last week before our vacation, I wanted to give the kids a new sensory bin to play in. This bin fit in perfectly with our geography unit we just finished up (land), and our new season~ Spring! In the bin are plastic flowers, plastic gardening tools, flower bulbs, plastic creatures that live in the ground, pinwheels, and dirt as the base. Before letting them have it, I taught them what each object was and how to use it. Once they demonstrated that they understood, I placed the sensory bin into the sensory center. The kids loved pretending playing in the garden!

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St. Patrick sensory bin

Our sensory bin this week is themed for St. Patrick's day. The first picture shows the items going into the tub. We had: a small clay pot painted black, foam St. Patrick's day beads, foam covers, gold coins, and plastic jewel shamrocks. The second picture is the bin assembled.

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sensory bin~ geography

One of my rotations in my class is sensory table. Each week (or every 2 weeks) I change out the sensory bin. This week we used a water bin to correspond with our geography unit. Inside the bin you will find: plastic fish, water quarters, boat, two pouring cups, and some beads and buttons at the bottom. My kids absolutely loved their bin this week. I would not put the small objects in the bin if you have students that put things in their mouth.

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