JUNGLE ACTIVITIES

I made these simple leaf templates for Spud's 3rd birthday party and I've just thrown them up on weelife printables for easy downloading. ...

Dress up your kids in fun DIY Halloween costumes you make with everyday household items.

Our Zoo Theme was full of hands-on learning fun. There are so many things I wanted to share with you. Unfortunately, I did not capture all ...

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Painting your handprint is such a simple and fun acitivity for the kids. Most of these handprint painting ideas are super easy and so effective.

Bear more or less math activity for your preschool, pre-k, or kindergarten classroom. Fun, hands-on counting and comparison game for a bear or winter theme.

Beginning sound bingo dabber FREEBIE! Students select picture card and then use a bingo dabber to dab the beginning sound.

Finishing up our Rainforest-themed week, Lorelai crafted a cute little tree frog this afternoon. She learned that these red-eyed tree frogs live in the rainforest canopy and snatch up crickets, moths,

PlayPennies is a great site for pennywise parents…. and here is a great craft that your children can make using Toilet Paper rolls. Head on over for the simple tutorial.

Colton and I made these great parrots. You can make a traditional parrot or you can use Red, White and Blue to make it a patriotic parrot. We used: C…

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Jungle and Rainforest Songs and Fingerplays I'm a Little Monkey (Tune: I'm a Little Teapot)I'm a little monkey in the tree.Swinging by my tail so merrily.I can leap and fly from tree to tree.Have lots of fun you see.I'm a little monkey, watch me play.Munching on bananas every day.Lots of monkey friends to play with me.

It's a sure sign that spring is on its' way when you start to see the return of robins (and other birds!) around here. We've been spotting ...

I'm beginning to love the peacock (along with the rest of Pinterest and the world). All those rich colors just beg to be incorporated into a fun craft. To make our peacocks, we started out with coffee filters, blue & green food-coloring, water, and an old medicine dropper. I love this activity with little ones and have used it before to make fall leaves. Once the coffee filters were dry, I cut out some simple shapes for the peacock's body and let the girls assemble their birds. To make A's…