Under The Sea Part 2

The kids had a lot of fun starting our under the sea wall. They thought it was pretty cool when they added thier rainbow fish to the water. I discovered that Jacob likes sharks. (of course, he's such a boy. lol.) So I plan to focus a little more on sharks for part 2.

Here is our next lesson plan

Circle Time:

Five Little Fishies in the Sea
Five little fishes in the sea
teasing Mr. sharky
you can't catch me
you can't catch me
Well along came Mr. sharky (softly) as quiet as can be
He snapped! a fish up
right out of the sea.

Four little fishes in the sea
teasing Mr. sharky
you can't catch me
you can't catch me
Well along came Mr. sharky (softly) as quiet as can be
He snapped! a fish up
right out of the sea.

Three little fishes in the sea
teasing Mr. sharky
you can't catch me
you can't catch me
Well along came Mr. sharky (softly) as quiet as can be
He snapped! a fish up
right out of the sea.

Two little fishes in the sea
teasing Mr. sharky
you can't catch me
you can't catch me
Well along came Mr. sharky (softly) as quiet as can be
He snapped! a fish up
right out of the sea

One little fishy in the sea
teasing Mr. sharky
you can't catch me
you can't catch me
Well along came Mr. sharky (softly) as quiet as can be
He snapped! that fish up
right out of the sea
Now Mr. sharky is lonely can't you see. .

Think and Do:

Sea shell counting activity from Tuesday. The kids did really well with this. And this is an area that needs working on for Jacob.

Read some facts about sharks and look at pictures of different kinds of sharks.

Other shark facts and activities.
More shark facts
Arts and Crafts:

Shark Teeth Art added 4-29-01 Original Author Unknown

Need: Paper, markers

Directions: Give each of your children an oval cut out of gray construction paper. Set out felt-tip markers, glue and white construction paper tooth shapes. (Like triangles) Glue the tooth shapes on their ovals where the mouth would be. Add eyes with the markers.

or

Shark added 6-19-00 Original Author Unknown

Need: envelope, scissors, markers

Directions: Take a long white envelope seal it. Cut one end off. Cut a triangle on the other end for a mouth. Use the triangle for a fin, glue it on top. At the mouth cut or draw teeth. Draw on an eye. Slide your hand into the envelope. A Puppet shark!!!

Story Time:

Shark in the park

Farhad and the Shark

Music and Movement:

Slippery Fish
Waves in the Sea



Other under the sea crafts.
Other preschool songs