Sabtu, September 16, 2017
Selasa, Ogos 22, 2017
PussyCat, PussyCat Nursery Rhyme
Cat and Kitten Games and Activities

Cat Puzzles
Cut large cat shapes out of posterboard. Cover the shapes with clear self-stick paper and cut each one into several large interlocking puzzle pieces. This activity is perfect for small fingers. For older children, increase the difficulty by cutting each puzzle into smaller pieces.
Set up baskets at varying distances from a masking tape line on the floor. Toss yarn balls into the baskets.
Make a cat shape on plywood or a big piece of heavy cardboard, with holes of different sizes cut out. The children can try from varying distances to throw bean bags through the holes.
Have one child be the cat and clap a rhythm for the group. The other children listen and then be the copycats. They clap the same rhythm as he cat did. Another child now becomes the cat and creates a rhythm for the copycats to imitate.
Cut and glue together a simple cat shape from black paper. Cover a coffee can- the mouse hole- with another piece of black paper. Make up enough small mice out of felt by cutting them out in teardrop shapes. Add a pompon and length of yarn for the tail. Glue sequins on for eyes or draw them on with markers. Next, turn a coffee can on its side and place it on top of a table. Place a dozen crackers leading up to the mouse hole. Have each child choose a mouse and the teacher picks the cat. Then let each child roll the die and move his or her mouse or cat that number of crackers. Let play continue, encouraging the children to try to move their mice into the mouse hole before the cat gets there. Game ends when the cat reaches the mouse hole or when all mice have safely entered.
Make about 10 sets of cats and kitten pairs. Each pair should be a different color. For example a cat and kitten that are red and a cat and kitten that are blue, etc. Glue the cats to the file folder and laminate for durability. Have the children match the same color kitten to it’s mommy cat.
1. Have your children get on their hands and knees.
2. Tell them to slowly “walk” their arms out in front of them, one at time, until arms and upper body are fully extended.
3. Have them stretch like cats by leaning each shoulder one way, then the other.
List rhyming words on a chart or chalkboard: cat, hat, rat, mat, pat, sat, fat, bat.
Make two-line rhymes:
The big yellow cat is old and _________.(fat)
Hurry, cat, catch that __________.(rat)
Did you see that cat in mother’s best ________ ?(hat)
The tiny cat sat on a tiny ___________. (mat)
Discuss the different sounds that cats make and what their sounds tell us about them. Imitate the sounds a cat makes when happy, contented, angry, frightened, hungry. Stress the differences in cat’s moods and why it is important not to tease an angry or frightened cat. Act out cats as they might behave in these various moods. Point out that lions and tigers are members of the cat family. Ask the children. “How would you like to meet an angry lion? How would you feel if you met a hungry tiger?”
Materials needed:
Cat care: cat bed or cat furniture/cubbie, collar and bell, catnip ball, rubber mouse, brush, canned food.
What to do:
Introduce pet care items explaining or demonstrating how each item is used and allow the children to examine the items.
Including the items above, have the children set up a cat care area using stuffed animals brought from home. The children will pretend to care for their kittens.
Plan a field trip to the local SPCA and take bags of kitten food and bags of litter to be donated.
Let children act out the story THREE LITTLE KITTENS. Let all children pretend to be kittens and crawl to the play area.
Animal Hospital The children can brainstorm ways to make the area look like an animal hospital. Let them make a sign and decorate the area themselves. Items for hospital:
cotton swabs
empty cat food boxes
cloth bandages
band aids
rubber gloves
long white lab coats
stethoscope
scale
clipboards
paper
pencils
baskets with pillows and blankets for overnight guests
cat food dish
water dish
stuffed animals from home
telephone
thermometer plastic (toy) for shots
Read the Cat in The Hat and then make the hat so that the children can pretend to be the cat in the hat.
Have a ‘treasure hunt’ where the children have to search for things to do with cats (e.g. Jingle balls, Catnip mouse, etc). Thread a string through them all and make a Cat mobile.
Go for a walk around the neighborhood looking for cats and cat pawprints.
(Activity follows poem)
My poor little kitten lost her mitten
And started to cry, Boo-hoo.
So I helped my kitten to look for her mitten.
Her beautiful mitten of BLUE.
I found a mitten just right for a kitten
Under my mother’s bed.
But, alas, the mitten was not the right mitten,
For it was colored RED.
I found a mitten just right for a kitten
Under my father’s pillow.
But, alas, the mitten was not the right mitten,
For it was colored YELLOW.
I found a mitten just right for a ktten
On the hand of my brother’s toy clown.
But, alas, the mitten was not the right mitten,
For it was colored BROWN.
I found a mitten just right for a kitten
Under the laundry so clean.
But, alas, the mitten was not the right mitten,
For it was colored GREEN.
I found a mitten just right for a kitten
Inside a grocery bag.
But, alas, the mitten was not the right mitten,
For it was colored BLACK.
I found a mitten just right for a kitten
Under the kitchen sink.
But, alas, the mitten was not the right mitten,
For it was colored PINK.
I found a mitten just right for a kitten
Inside my favorite show.
And this time the mitten was just the right mitten,
For it was colored BLUE!
Cut a kitten shape out of white felt. Then cut two mitten shapes out of blue felt and one mitten shape each out of the other colors.
Khamis, Ogos 26, 2010
Rabu, Mac 31, 2010
Permainan abjad dan nombor
Assalamualaikum
Jumaat, Jun 05, 2009
Circle Time
Jumaat, April 10, 2009
Laman Web Permainan
- Between the LionsPlay games with Lionel and Leona while learning how to read.
- I Can Read GameListen to sentences and point out the correct word when asked.
- Learn to ReadThese online stories teach you how to sound out words.
- Matching GameMatch the picture with the right word.
- Picture MatchMatch letters and vowel sounds with the pictures that include them.
- Sassy SealsListen for words that start with the same sound.
- What's the Word?Click on the word that matches the picture. Choose animals, fruits, tools, machines or shapes.
- Word GamesLearn how to read while playing games with sounds and rhymes.
Ini pula laman web untuk belajar puisi...
- Animal MuddleListen to this poem about mixed-up animals.
- Does It Rhyme?Find the line that rhymes in this 10-question quiz.
- Find the RhymeHelp Reggie the Rhino find the rhyme.
- HaikuTell about a favorite place, thing, person or time and learn about syllables by writing haiku poetry.
- Giggle Poetry These poems will tickle your funny bone. Read and rate them!
- Magnetic PoetryChoose from more than 100 words to drag over to an online fridge to make a poem.
- Mother Goose Rebus RhymesLearn to read and count with these nursery rhymes that use pictures instead of words.
- Nursery Rhyme Coloring PagesPrint out and color pictures from your favorite nursery rhymes.
- Poem PackThese cartoon poems all feature a different long vowel sound.
- PoetryListen and read along to poems about your shadow, the wind, pretend friends, hiding places and being afraid of the dark.
- Poetry SplatterFinish writing silly poems by filling in the blanks.
- Rhyming GameSelect a level and click on the words that rhyme with the given words.
- Rhyming WordsMatch-up words that rhyme in this online game.
- Shape PoemsChoose an apple, leaf, fish, balloon, star, heart or the sun and write your poem inside that shape.
- Tongue TwistersListen to a few tongue twisters then try saying them yourself.
- Create a PlayChoose the stars and write their lines.
- Friendly Letter WritingClick on each page for step-by-step instructions on how to write a friendly letter.
- Handwriting SpiderWatch Spinner, the writing spider, draw the letters of the alphabet.
- Jan Brett AlphabetLearn to print the ABCs or write them in cursive.
- Lowercase LettersPractice writing the letters of the alphabet.
- Parts of a Friendly LetterSee an example of a friendly letter.
- Puppy Days Story BuilderWrite your own story by choosing the plot, pictures and words.
- Silly Sentence MachineChoose the who, how, type, what and where to make a silly sentence.
- Stop & GoWrite mixed-up, funny stories about your favorite PBS KIDS characters with the help of characters from other PBS KIDS shows.
- Story MakerCreate a story about you by answering a few questions.
- Uppercase LettersPractice writing the letters of the alphabet.
- Word DropComplete the sentences with words that you use every day.
- Word HuntClick and drag words to finish sentences.
- Writing NumbersFollow a virtual pencil to learn how to write each number from 0 to 9.
- Writing the AlphabetFollow a virtual pencil to learn how to write each letter from A to Z.
- Writing With the SensesWatch a cartoon to learn how to use adjectives to write about things you see, touch, taste, smell and hear.
- Beantime StoriesIncludes fairy tales, silly stories and holiday tales.
- Berenstain Bear TheaterWatch some of your favorite Berenstain Bears videos online.
- Between the Lions: StoriesAt the end of each story is a game to play based on what you have read.
- Big Ideas!Be a part of these stories about being kind, sharing and helping others.
- Book-PopListen and read along to stories about fairies, trolls, unicorns and forest animals.
- BookPALSSit back and listen as famous actors read some of your favorite picture books to you.
- Clifford StoriesRead or listen to stories about Clifford the Big Red Dog. You can even change the way the story is told.
- International Children's Digital LibraryRead children's books on many topics from all over the world.
- Make a StoryChoose characters, places and actions to create a story and hear it read aloud.
- Peter Rabbit StorytimeListen to the tales of Jemima Puddle-Duck, Benjamin Bunny and Peter Rabbit.
- Read Along StoriesListen and follow along with the words to stories about animals, families, art and time travel.
- Story HourSit down and read folktales and funny stories from the Internet Public Library.
- Story MakerCreate a story about you by answering a few questions.
- Online StoriesRead all of these books right on your computer.
- Tina's WorldSee if you can tell which stories are make-believe, and which are real.
- VeggieTalesRead stories about your veggie friends including Madame Blueberry, Bob the Tomato, Junior Asparagus and Larry the Cucumber.
Ant Parade
Building Language For Literacy
Permainan Kenal Abjad
Anda boleh melayari laman web ini dengan mengklik gambar di bawah untuk abjad yang seterusnya.
Cadangkan laman web ini kepada ibu bapa kanak-kanak supaya mereka boleh belajar di rumah. Selamat Mencuba.
Rabu, April 08, 2009
Muffin Madness
Cream Cake
Magic Baking
Baiklah bagi memudahkan anda, saya letakkan permainan itu di sini supaya anda boleh bermain bersama-sama saya. Hehehe.... Yuk kita masak.... Yummm....
Isnin, April 06, 2009
Suaikan Abjad
Ahad, April 05, 2009
Permainan Abjad
Baiklah program pertama yang saya temui adalah Alphabet Letter Puzzle. Minta kanak-kanak klik pada huruf kecil pada petak yang disediakan.
Klik sini untuk alamat laman web tersebut. Program seterusnya ialah Welcome To The Alphabet Zoo. Di sini kanak-kanak akan diminta klik pada abjad besar yang disediakan. Kanak-kanak juga akan dapat mempelajari nama-nama haiwan yang bermula dengan abjad tertentu. Saya kira anda semua pasti teruja untuk mendapatkan program seperti ini di kelas. Sayangnya semua permainan ini adalah secara dalam talian. Dapatkan ia di sini.
Sabtu, April 04, 2009
Mengenal Abjad
Isnin, Mac 09, 2009
Permainan Bertema Makanan - 3 -
Salam Maulidur Rasul.
| This site has an excellent set of bright and colourful games to teach food safety. Choose from matching the pairs, quiz time, a word search, and don't forget to visit Calamity Kitchen and see if you can spot the hazards. (eatwell.gov.uk) |
| To start the game, click the Food Standards Agency Wales button (only click Cymru if you want a Welsh language version). You have to drag the food the the correct shelf in the fridge, so that germs don't drip on other foods. (eatwell.gov.uk) |
| Explore the Spud Zone kitchen to find out about food safety. There are some cool games to play too, like Bugnanza and Kitchen of Doom. (spudzone.co.uk) |
| In this game you can learn how to cook safely on a barbecue. Click on the Wales button if you want to play the game in English (use the Cymru button to play in the Welsh language. (eatwell.gov.uk) |
| There are several difficulty levels to choose from in this food safety quiz. Click on a hexagon, then answer the question - try to move from one side of the board to another to complete the game.(food.gov.uk) |
| In this game, you have to answer the food safety questions as you drive through the park. The questions involving food temperatures are quite hard if you're used to using Celsius, as they are in Fahrenheit - but it's still a good game. (usda.gov) |
Berikut pula adalah lain-lain permainan yang boleh kita gunakan di kelas.
| Match the robot pictures on the dominoes. If you choose Level 2, some of the dominoes have dots instead of robots to match. (CBeebies)
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| Look carefully at the pictures and click on the differences in the photo on the right hand side. There are three differences in each picture. (UpToTen) |
| Choose a nursery rhyme then make a picture by dragging the characters and props into the scene. When you have finished, you can click Play to make the picture come to life and you can listen to the rhyme (CBeebies) |
| Click the trucks to make the colours on your train match the one in the shed. (Crickweb) |
| Can you mend the family photo by dragging the pieces into the correct place? There are three different levels to choose from. (UpToTen) |
| A rhyming story all about a trip to Loch Ness to look for Nessie the monster. (CBeebies) |
| Look at the kites very carefully and click on the two which are exactly the same. On the younger kids level the kites have faces, on the older kids level they have more abstract patterns. (UpToTen) |
| Use the picture clues to help you to click on the word to complete the rhyme. (CBeebies) |
| Choose a picture, then drag shapes from the drawers to complete it. When you have finished, you can turn the picture into a movie. (CBeebies) |
| Click the tiles to see pictures of animals and hear animal sounds. Match them up to reveal a photograph. (Harcourt) |
| Paint the picture choosing colours to match the example. When you have coloured all the pictures, you can print a certificate with your name on. (Crickweb) |
| If the two cards match, click SNAP. A nice simple game to practice matching pictures. (BBC Wales) |
| This site contains a selection of Beatrix Potter books which are read aloud. These are not the full versions of the stories, so it is much better to get the real books if you can! |
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An index of all the Cbeebies Watch and Read Along Stories. Once you've chosen the story, choose the full screen version if there is one. much |
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