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Halloween Activities for Toddlers and {Learn & Play Link Up}
Wednesday, 14 October 2015
Halloween is just around the corner and we’re having the “feel” at home by working on some “halloweeny” activities. Here’s our working trays for the next few weeks:
TOP: tonging creep creatures, scooping black beans into pumpkin bags
MIDDLE: counting halloween objects using a pumpkin counter, letter matching using alphabet cards (all cards are from HALLOWEEN TODDLER PACK)
BOTTOM: pouring corn kernels, pumpkin face crafts
Practical Life Activities
Practical life activities are those building and improving skills that are of use in the daily life, like pouring, scooping, transferring etc. The benefits include hand-eye coordination and concentration. To know more about practical life activities, visit my post here and here.
Everything that involves the corn kernels and the black beans were a hit! Both Mavi and Vito played with it for long periods of time and I get to do chores while they’re messing around To save you a lot of work, always use trays, the bigger the better!
Numbers and Alphabet
As I mentioned earlier, I always integrate a little bit of counting and phonics into our daily activities. Vito is currently more into counting than the alphabets, so this counting cards that I made for him was a hit! He loves identifying the objects in the cards and counting them using the pumpkin counters.
An extra fun phonic game I included is discovering letters from the purse and matching them on the cards. Similar activity with the Alphabet Sensory Bin except that we’re using a purse this time and used both the upper and lowercase letters. The wooden letters used here were from Hape Uppercase and Lowercase Puzzle.
The Little Old Lady Who Was Not Afraid of Anything from Just Add Speech
Roll a Jack O' Lantern Game from A Little Pinch Perfect
Halloween Craft Pumpkin Mummies from Handson As We Grow
30 Preschool Halloween Crafts from Homeschool Preschool
Pumpkin Suncatcher and Color Mixing from Age of Montessori
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FREE Halloween Toddler Pack
Sunday, 11 October 2015
Our toddler printable learning material is up! We are using this as of the moment for Vito to introduce Halloween. Included in the file:
- Vocabulary words for Halloween
- Upper and lowercase letters
- Number cards for counting activities
- Pumpkin puzzle match
Link here or click the image to download. Enjoy!
Pumpkins!
Friday, 24 October 2014
No, we’re not carving pumpkins this Halloween. First, I don’t have the tools and second, we have no space for them. So instead we painted pumpkins and stick them on the crystal window of my son as decors!
FREE Halloween Nomenclature and Counting Cards
Monday, 14 October 2013
Hello! To start the week, I'm going to give you FREEbies!! Yehey!
Here are my Halloween Nomenclature Cards....
... and Halloween counting cards for those who love themed activities!
And don't forget to check my Halloween-related nomenclature and definition cards for additional learning aid:
Hoping that you would love all of these! Happy Monday!
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Pumpkin and Skeleton Nomenclature Cards for Halloween
Wednesday, 2 October 2013
As promised, here are the additional products that will give your Halloween themed activities more interesting! Click the images for the links.
The Pumpkin: 11 Parts of the Pumpkin in nomenclature cards and definition booklet.
The Human Skeleton: 16 Parts of the Human Skeleton in nomenclature cards and definition booklet.
Enjoy!
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Bat, Owl and Spider Nomenclature Cards
Monday, 30 September 2013
Happy October 1st everyone! It's the Halloween month and my son is just too excited for this year's trick or treating!
Have you started doing Halloween themed activities yet? Well to spice your month, I've come up with these nomenclatures cards perfect for studying these animals that are popular during this time of the year :) Just click on the images below for the file's link.
The Bat: 14 Parts of the Bat in nomenclature cards and definition booklet
The Owl: 18 Parts of the Owl in nomenclature cards and definition booklet
The Spider: 8 Parts of the Spider in nomenclature cards and definition booklet
More to come this week: Human Skeleton and Pumpkin. Have to visit a Euro shop to get my miniatures :) Excited!
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Coming in October!
Tuesday, 24 September 2013
Here's a sneak peak of what we're going to have next month, in time for the Halloween season :)
- Owl
- Pumpkin
- The Human Skeletal System
- Spider (my son scared of spiders!)
- Bat
Each one comes with nomenclature cards and definition booklet.
Oh I can't wait to use them already! Excited!
Halloween 2011
Tuesday, 1 November 2011
Growing up, we never had Halloween celebrations in the Philippines. And when we moved here, I couldn’t resist not to comply with their traditions. So to introduce the spirit of Halloween to my son, here’s a few of activities which we did last week. Promise that I will be more prepared next year.
Making pumpkin faces. I got the inspiration from here. Too bad we didn’t have a real pumpkin(out of stock) it would have been more fun.
Numbers and counters and sorting using Halloween foam stickers which I got with a whooping 50% off.
Lots of playdoh fun making monsters and this idea comes from Pink and Green Mama.
We also participated in our community’s Haunted Forest Walk which was held last Sunday (October 30) at MP. It was a family event and the boy was so happy to see lots of kids in costume. There was a long queue, but the line was moving so after around 15 minutes we entered the haunted forest.
And these are some of the sights my son enjoyed and recognized.
Hansel and Gretel’s bad witch. Farmers with pumpkin head... when he saw this he shouted “Pumpkin patch!”.
The spooky train which he didn’t find spooky at all. In fact he wanted to ride on it. And the giant eyeball, which he admires!
These bird skulls were the only thing that scared him. Look at how tight he hugged his Daddy!
On the left is a read giant spider with a man’s head. It crawls down from tree, thus the blurry picture. On the right is a Snow White’s stepmom mirror.
Then the next day we went Trick or Treat in our neighborhood. My boy had so much fun! He enjoyed meeting friends and receiving candies from our super nice neighbors.
We went with these nice girls. They like Mavi so much. They kept on laughing at him whenever he says “Happy Halloween” or “Thank You” and telling me that my son is so loud hahaha.
Post ‘trick or treat’ at home. I have to keep most these candies as we’re not allowing him to eat too much sweets.
Indeed a memorable Halloween for my boy. Till next time!