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an apple lesson a day...
By deb
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*Read Ten Apples on Top by Leo Sieg. Practice balancing bean bags on top - who can balance ten? Create apple patterns using red/green/yellow apple prints on long strips of paper held vertically. Take a picture of each child's face with eyes looking up and attach to bottom of strip. It looks so cool!
*Hand out numbered paper apples, one for each child at line-up times. Have class line up in numerical order or reverse order. Great number sequence activity.
*Have kids each bring in an apple. Each child estimates how many seeds are in his apple. Use corer to cut apple appart. Use toothpicks to pick | |
out seeds. Compare estimate to actual. Use seeds in an apple project. We make paper apple cores (large red circle cut in half with a wavy line , white paperwith ripped sides for core glued between circle halves, add stem, leaves and real seeds.)
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