Crafts for the Letter I
Ice Cream Paper Craft from DLTK Crafts
Igloo Craft using sugarcubes from First School
Coloring Page: An Iguana Skating on Ice from Momswhothink.com
Make a Pom Pom Ice Cream Cone from About.Com Family Crafts
Make a collage-Cut out I's and pictures of items starting with I and glue them all onto a piece of construction paper.
Make Ice Cream
Ingredients:
1 cup Milk/cream
1/4 cup sugar
1/4 tsp. vanilla
1/4 cup of salt
crushed ice
Tools of preparation:
masking tape
coffee cans
measuring cup and spoons
paper towels
dish towel
large spoon
Eating utensils:
ice cream scooper
bowls
spoons
napkins
sprinkles
Directions:
Pour 1 cup of milk into SMALL can. Add 1/4 cup of sugar. Add 1/4 teaspoon of vanilla. Stir. Cover the small can with its lid. Tape the lid closed. Place the small coffee can inside the large one. Fill the remaining space with crushed ice. Add 1/4 cup of salt to the top of the ice. Cover the large coffee can. Tape the lid closed. Turn the can on its side. Roll cans on the floor. After 15-20 minutes check the can.
Note the condensation on the outside of the can.
(Please note this recipe will not work if you skip adding salt over the ice.)
The original author of this recipe is unknown This was found at Preschooleducation.com
Online Activities for I
An Online Dress Up Game featuring Ice Cream for Girls
Letter I Songs
Inchworm
5 inch worms inching up a tree,
(Wiggle five fingers.)
5 insects invited them to see
(Hold up other hand.)
An Iguana inside the tree.
(Place hand inside other hand.)
Use your imagination and you will see
(Point index finger to head.)
All 10 having fun in a tree!
(Wiggle all 10 fingers.)
Author Unknown
Practice Worksheets
Here is a nice worksheet to practice handwriting and recognition of I from Starfall.
Single Letter Worksheet from Tampa Reads--Click on the I box. The worksheet will be a document download.
Online Exercises for I
See the letter drawn at Kat's ABC's Just For Me
Books With "I" Characters
Very interesting article! Your articles about teaching the letters are very usefull. I have a blog: http://craftsideasforkids.com about making crafts with kids.My articles are step by step decriptions which preschool teachers can use for activities in kindergarden.
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