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Can't Catch Me Gingerbread Learning Centers

12/7/2013

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Graphing with Gingerbread Cookies

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Let your little ones taste a gingerbread cookie.  Graph where they take their first bite.

Letter Match

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Each child gets a uppercase letter mat and a basket of gingerbread lowercase letters.  Children draw a gingerbread from their bask and find the matching letter, placing that gingerbread on the mat.

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Beginning Sound Letter Match

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Children are given a beginning sound letter matching mat and a set of gingerbread letters.  Children identify the beginning sound of each picture and place the letter that makes that sound on top. 

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Counting Syllables

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Counting Syllables with gingerbread boys.  Each child is given a cookie sheet sorting mat.  Children pick up a gingerbread boy, identify the picture and how many syllables.  Next they place the gingerbread boy on the mat.

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Once children have finished sorting gingerbread by syllables they use a dobber to finish worksheet. 

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One to one correspondence

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Children use the 10 frame cookie sheet mats to make number amounts with cookies.  1 to 10

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Counting Gumdrops

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Children will learn to count to 20 by using gumdrops and gingerbread house to count with. 

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Can't Catch Me Gingerbread Learning Centers

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Can't Catch Me
Your little ones will be eager to participate with these fun hands on learning centers for math and literacy. 

This packet includes 

Uppercase and Lowercase Letter Matching Center
Beginning Sound Letter Matching Center
Cookie Sheet Counting Syllables Center
Gingerbread House How Many Gumdrops (one to one correspondence) Counting to 20
Cookie Sheet 10 Frame Number Mats

57 page of learning fun.

2 Comments
Lenore
12/7/2013 01:46:04 am

I don't think vertical bar graphs are supposed to start from the top and go down.
They start from the bottom and go up.

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Tami link
12/7/2013 04:07:34 am

You are right that a graph should start from the bottom, but with this activity I was just looking for the children to count each column and come up with the totals.

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