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Wednesday, August 4, 2021

PICTURE ME!

Children LOVE pictures of themselves, don’t they? If you’ll take photos of children and make multiple copies you’ll be able to use them for dozens of games, books, and art projects throughout the school year.


Blocks
Tape children's pictures to unit blocks and use for building, graphing. and other activities.

                                 

Puppet People
Attach photos to straws or craft sticks and use for name songs or for children to make up stories with their friends.

                         

TP People
Glue full body photos to TP rolls and use in the block center or with a puppet theater.

Flannel Friends
Attach a small piece of Velcro to the back of each photo and use with a flannel board.
*Be sure to include pictures of the teacher, principal, and school helpers.

                       


Memory
Cut out 3” squares from cardstock. Glue two photos of each child to the squares. Children can use these for a matching activity. They can also place photo cards face down on the floor and try to match pairs by turning over two cards at a time.



*Write the child’s name on one square and glue their photo to the other square for more a more challenging game.


Art Projects
Let children cut out their faces and use them for various art projects. For example, they could draw a picture of what they want to be when they grow up around their face, draw themselves as their favorite storybook character, make a collage with their friends’ pictures, and so on.