Hiding
a Big Wolf
Week
of October 21, 2013
This week I had a large picture
of a wolf on a piece of cardboard. I
showed the wolf to the children and asked them to hide the wolf. I had transparency paper and black paper
available. The children used the paper
interchangeable to hide the wolf in the beginning. As they were hiding the wolf with the
transparency I would point out that I could still see the wolf. Soon, they began to recognize that the black
paper worked better. We then moved to
using little pieces of paper. We used
glue to glue them onto the wolf to hide him.
As the children worked to cover the wolf, we talked about parts of the
body that were still visible. We worked
as a team to cover the entire wolf…our goal was for the entire wolf to be
covered.
Next week…the children enjoy
hiding things and finding them. I want
to continue exploring the idea of finding wolves. I will project a seek-and-find scene on the
wall and we will play I-Spy with the wolves.
I know they enjoy “finding” the wolves they have hidden…will they enjoy
“finding” wolfs in the wolf scene as well?
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