A couple of years ago, my colleagues and I assembled a Winter Unit. Here are a few items from that unit for your download pleasure.
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Making a Snowman--Step by Step |
1. A cute powerpoint book on
how to make a play-dough snowman. This is wonderful for those kids who can use pictures to guide play, thus playing with play-dough more productively. I can't take credit for it. Heather Byrnes, a great SLP who now works in Maryland put this together. One of my kids was able to follow this meticulously!
2. I made a simple recipe for 'Snowfolk Faces' out of rice cakes, raisin, and carrots.
The powerpoint recipe is accessible here.This was a lot of fun to make, and mildly nutritious--great if you are talking about snowmen. The kids also have a little product at the end to chow down.
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Snowfolk Faces |
3. Cinnamon Ornaments----This last one is a project that takes a few days. It's great if you work with a special education classroom and can involve the staff a bit.
Here is the link. The kids can potentially end up with a gift for their parents.
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Christmas ornaments |
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cool, thanks for sharing!!
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