I put a math shape (from last month’s kit) under the leaf and put it on one of our shape mats. I cut a leaf shape from construction paper. Day 2: Forest Floor Introducing Hexagon shapeĪttached to “clothesline” display. I put out a variety of paints including: green, blue, yellow, white and green liquid watercolor for the kids to experiment with and create shades of green paintings. This is an activity I planned in addition to the Mother Goose Time curriculum. Why is the rainforest so green? Shades of Green Checked to see who was wearing green, who’s favorite color is green, looked for green items in the room.
They focused on the cutting and gluing for this project. I helped with the cutting and tearing of those because my group is young and there was quite a bit of gluing to do. They also glued on tissue paper leaves and strips of green paper. Materials provided: Rainforest Animal Cards and Mosaic paper tiles, green background paper, tissue paperĮach child cut their animal cards apart and glued them on the paper. We talked about color, sounds, characteristics and counted how many are on the poster. Using the Looking Glasses, we looked at the poster to match up the animal. We discussed what animals and plants we might see in a rainforest. Materials provided: Theme poster and Looking Glasses Following it are highlights from our first week of the Rainforest Adventure kit from Experience Preschool.
Layers of the Rainforest Preschool Activitiesīelow is my lesson plan for week one. Read on to see all our great layers of the rainforest preschool activities. Learning about the rainforest is so much fun in preschool! I like how Experience Preschool themes really get into the details, as like this one when we learned all about the layers of the rainforest.
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