Miss Hernando Activity 1


MY ACTIVITIES


1º  RAINBOW SOAP FOAM




MATERIALS

-2 TABLESPOON OF DISH SOAP

-1/4 CUP WATER

-FOOD COLORING OR COLORATIONS LIQUID WATERCOLORS


DESCRIPTION OF ACTIVITY

FIRSTLY, THE WATER PUT INTO THE BOWL OF SIZE THAT YOU WANT. YOU  PUT THE COLORING IN THE WATER THEN YOU HAVE THAT  MIX TO DO THE FOAM.

LAST, YOU CAN REAPEAT THE SAME PROCESS AS MANY TIME AS NECESSARY WITH THE DIFFERENT COLORS THAT YOU NEED.

THIS ACTIVITY IS VERY FUN TO CHILDREN .


RAINBOW



2º  DECORATING COOKIES




MATERIALS

-COOKIES CUTTERS

-ICING COLORS IN BAG OR BOTTLES

-PLATES

-COLORED BALLS AND DIFFERENT FORMS



DESCRIPTION OF THE ACTIVITY

FIRST, SHE START TO MAKE COOKIES DOUGH AND  SHE CUT THE DOUGH WITH THE FORM THAN MORE LIKE. THEN BAKED IN THE OVEN AND SHE WAIT UNTIL READY THE COOOKIES AND THE CHILDREN HAVE ONE FORM OF EACH COOKIE.

SECOND, IF CHILDREN´S GROUPS ARE BIG SHE HAND OUT PLATES TO THAT ALL CHILDREN HAVE DIFFERENT COOKIES . FINALLY THEY USE THE COLORS THAT MORE LIKE TO DECORATING THE COOKIES.

COOKIES





1º ALICIA GARCIA

Halloween craft: Cotton ball ghost
Materials:

Cotton or hand paint, cardboard, chalk, buttons, glue and paint brushes.

Description:

With this activity the children will work about Halloween, we can also work about fear.

Firstly, the kids draw their ghosts in the cardboard with the chalk however their want. When they finish the draw, they take their paint brushes and apply the glue on the ghost to paste the cotton in the cardboard. Finally they put the buttons on the cotton and they have  terrible ghosts!

Other posibility is use hand-paint if the children don't want to touch the cotton.

http://happyhooligans.ca/cotton-ball-ghosties/

2º LYDIA MACHADO

gg Carton Goggles

Materials

• Cardboard egg carton
• Crayons, markers, paint, stickers...
• Pen
• Scissors
• Ribbon or string

Description

1. Cut two wells from the end of the cardboard egg carton.
2. Trim any excess cardboard from the sides.
3. Make a little hole on the sides with the pen for the ribbon.
4. Cut using the scissors two circles to do the holes for the eyes.
5. Ask the child to decorate his mask or goggles using crayons, markers, paint, stickers...

3º GEMMA BLAZQUEZ

1. Hot Air Balloon Trace and Decorate


Suggestion : Print to light blue paper for a sky background or cut out once decorated and paste to blue craft paper , add clouds with cotton balls. 

1. Trace the balloon's outline in clockwise motion in primary colors or choose colors for a holiday.  Trace the clouds with blue or gray.
2. Decorate the inside of the balloon with cut-up shapes , use precut foamies [children under age 4], construction paper , children can help cut out the shapes to practice scissors skills.
3. Identify the colors and shapes
4. Fill clouds with cotton balls or cotton batting. 
   
   
   Materials: 
   
   
   Paper 
   Coloring pencils crayons or makers 
   Glue stick
   Scissors 
   Cut out shapes from color paper or foamies 
   
   
   Hot Air Ballon Trace 
   
   
   

4º NOELIA JIMENEZ

Make a Straw Skeleton

What You Need:

-White chalk

-Glue

-Scissors

-Straws plastic

-Cardboar poster black 

What You Do:

Cut the straws into several pieces to make the bones of the skeleton.

After creating the skeleton, gluing each straw in the same way that your, wiht glue , always with help from you.

Then draw the skeleton heas whit white chalk.

Skeleton

5º MICHELLE INGA

Popcorn Picture

Materials

• Popped popcorn
• Glue stick or white glue
• Construction paper
• Brown paper bag (optional)
• Tempera paint powder (optional)

Description:

Rub the glue stick on a piece of construction paper or spread white glue with a brush.

Stick popped popcorn onto the construction paper to make a collage.

For a winter scene, use plain white popcorn.

For spring blossoms, shake the popcorn in a brown paper bag with powdered tempera paint, then glue the popcorn onto a flower shape cut from construction paper.

For variety, try using Cheerios or puffed rice cereal instead.

Colored Popcorn

6º ROCIO GONZALO

Materials: 

- pasta of colors
- glue
- white cardboard
- cotton balls


Descripcion:

- En firts place, We draw a rainbow to pencil on the cardboard of white color to have a guide and to know where we have to put the pasta of colors.
- Once let's have the whole rainbow drawn we put the glue.
- Then we put the pieza of pasta where it corresponds until the this complete rainbow.
- To finish we will stick in the part of below a few little bolls of cotton to simulate the clouds and I list!


Other options:

We can use other colors or we can do other drawings


Adopte from: http://www.manualidadesinfantiles.org/arcoiris-con-pasta-de-colores

7º ANDREA SOUSA

Materials

• Cardboard egg carton
• Scissors
• Tempera paints
• Paintbrush
• Pipe cleaners
• Construction paper
• Markers
• Stapler

STEPS TO FOLLOW

First thing we do is to cut BOX eggs in half
Turn one of the halves upside down and Paint with tempera paint.
Attach pipe cleaners to the head for feelers.
Cut wings from construction paper and decorate with paint or markers; staple to the side of the cardboard.
Use your imagination to make variations; for example, use one cup of the cardboard to make a turtle or a ladybug, use three cups to make a bumblebee, or use a full half cardboard to make a caterpillar.

8º ALICIA REYES

Colored Pasta Jewellery

Material that you need: 
- Uncooked hollow pasta (eg. macaroni)
-Ziplock bags
-Food colouring
-Hand sanitiser
-Paper towe 

How we did it:

The first place your uncooked pasta into a ziploc bag.  Put a few squirts of hand sanitiser into the bag.
Re-open the bag and pour a few drops of food colouring into the ziploc bag. 
Zip up the bag and shake until the food colouring has mixed evenly through the pasta. The pasta is extracted and places in towels in order that it dries off. The following step is to be putting the pasta in the thread and when it has been ended to close the necklace with zeal. Finally you have a wonderful necklace of macaroni.


 


















































http://www.kidspot.com.au/kids-activities-and-games/Craft-activities+1/Make-coloured-pasta-jewellery+12049.htm

9º PAULA COB

The colours (group activity)

Materials: pencils.
                 cardboards poster of colours.
                 boxes of shoes.

Description: The children will have a box of shoes, a cardboard poster of one color and one pencil. The children will put the cardboard poster on the box shoes. When the teacher says one colour, the child who has that colour will give a blow with the pencil to the box of shoes.





Adopted from: http://www.guiainfantil.com/articulos/educacion/idiomas/juegos-para-que-los-ninos-aprendan-ingles/

10º MIRIAM AGUADO

Magics Butterflies

 

Materials: 

Toilet paper tubes, paper, finger paints, scissors and glue 

Description:

You give them a roll of paper and the paint as they want, then they give color butterfly wings and cut it . 

Once all colored wings, antennas and body butterfly sticks . Finally  draw the face and the eyes of the butterfly 

Other possibilities is to other animals with toilet paper tubes for example a centipede , a snake or a worm.

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