This Christmas, Auntie Kim, (Kimmy's Godmother) got her one of her favorite books If You Give a Moose a Muffin by Laura Numeroff, and a stuffed moose to go with it. Auntie Kim got it through the Kohl's Cares for Kids program, but I see that the Laura Numeroff books are gone and they have moved on to Dr. Seuss books. Check them out--it is a great thing.
Since the temperature didn't get about 20 degrees today, I thought it was a perfect afternoon to have some "moose" fun!
So, of course, the first thing we had to do was to make muffins.
Since the temperature didn't get about 20 degrees today, I thought it was a perfect afternoon to have some "moose" fun!
So, of course, the first thing we had to do was to make muffins.
"Hey Kim, we are NOT cooking moosemuffins!"
Even sick kids rolled off the couch to help spinkle the crunchy topping on our muffins.
I found a whole free unit at Homeschool Share to use with If You Give a Moose a Muffin.
There are so many activities for this book at Homeschool Share you could spend a whole week having "moose" fun!
There are so many activities for this book at Homeschool Share you could spend a whole week having "moose" fun!
The kids did a great job putting the cards in the correct order. Once they were in order, they told the story to me following the cards.
Kimmy coloring the neat little envelope provided by Homeschool Share for the cards.
MMMMMMmmmmm!!!
"Dig in Mr. Moose"
Kimmy didn't want to lose any crumbs on the muffin liner.
Yum!!
In the story, Moose makes sock puppets. I wasn't quite that energetic this afternoon, so I found these cute moose paperbag puppet at First-School.
Look like a whole lotta fun!
ReplyDeleteI love your moose!!! Looks like you guys had a ton of fun!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you like your moose! See you soon. Kim
ReplyDeleteLooks like you all had a blast. Neat ideas!
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