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This is easier than it sounds, the picture above is of my students a couple of years ago making soup that was so tasty! Grab a crockpot, some chicken broth, salt, pepper, alphabet pasta noodles, carrots, celery, bowls, a few cutting board, spoons, and knives. Invite the children to help slice the veggies and add ingredients to the crockpot. Pop it ...
Gather your materials. You will need a pot, ladle, letter magnets, and this printable (download it free here). Print out this little rhyme and pop it up on your board or wall with this painter’s tape. Pop the letter magnets in the pot and the ladle in too. Set aside for after reading.
Growing Vegetable Soupby Lois Ehlert is a favorite! The bold but simple illustrations and the short text makes it a perfect read-aloud for young groups like mine. The book looks at how to make vegetable soup beginning with planting seeds in the garden and ending with yummy vegetable soup. Remind the children if they helped you make soup at free cho...
After you have read the book tell the children that today at circle you are going to play a little pretend. Today you are going to pretend to make a different kind of soup; Alphabet Soup! Instead of vegetables and chicken broth, you are going to make soup with letters. Ask all the children to put their pretend chef hats on ( go on put yours on too!...
Gather your materials. You will need some card stock, alphabet noodles dyed in various colors, and white glue. The best way to dye the noodles is simply to add a handful to a ziplock, add in a few drops of food color and shake vigorously until distributed. Let dry overnight on cookie sheets lined with paper towel. Give each child some glue ( I like...
Mar 11, 2021 · Supplies Needed For Alphabet Soup: – A Sensory Bin (a container to hold the supplies that is both large and shallow) – Sensory Bin filler – I used beans, but uncooked rice or pasta would work as well. – Pom Poms – I used these to add an element of fun texture and a splash of color to the mix. – An Alphabet Puzzle (I used this one by ...
First, gather your small group and give one alphabet soup mat, a bowl of magnetic letters, and a spoon to each child. A metal spoon will attract the magnets in the letters, so you may prefer to use plastic spoons to avoid frustration. Next, demonstrate how to select an alphabet card and search for the corresponding magnetic letters in your bowl.
Mar 13, 2023 · SImply print the alphabet soup template and pull out your magnetic letter tiles and you are ready to work on letter discrimination! Children will match the letter tiles to the colorful letters in the big pot of alphabet soup. This alphabet soup game printable is fun for toddlers, preschoolers, and kindergartners too. Alphabet soup game printable
Prep for this sensory “alphabet soup” activity is easy and uses supplies you likely already have on hand. Let’s get started! First, gather your materials: Large stockpot. Several jugs of water. Alphabet manipulatives. Kitchen tray (or table) Ladles, scoops, spoons. 2 bowls.
