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Kittens' Mittens
Tell and Draw Story
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construction paper, fun foam, or felt
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| Directions: |
Cut mittens from the paper, fun foam or felt using the pattern. You will
need brown, white, black, red, blue, green, orange, purple, and yellow
mittens. Hold up the appropriate mitten as you tell the story below.
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The three little kittens lost their mittens, their brand new mittens of blue.
Let’s help the kittens look for their mittens so they won’t go, “Boo hoo!”
We found some mittens just right for kittens by the bedroom light.
“Boo hoo, the mittens are not the right mittens for they are colored white.”
We found some mittens just right for kittens in our school backpack.
“Boo hoo, the mittens are not the right mittens for they are colored black.”
We found some mittens just right for kittens in the washing machine.
“Boo hoo, the mittens are not the right mittens for they are colored green.”
We found some mittens just right for kittens by the puppet clown.
“Boo hoo, the mittens are not the right mittens for they are colored brown.”
We found some mittens just right for kittens under baby’s bed.
“Boo hoo, the mittens are not the right mittens for they are colored red.”
We found some mittens just right for kittens by the crayon that’s orange.
“Boo hoo, the mittens are not the right mittens for they are colored orange.”
We found some mittens just right for kittens by a box of Jello.
“Boo hoo, the mittens are not the right mittens for they are colored yellow.”
We found some mittens just right for kittens by the maple syruple.
“Boo hoo, the mittens are not the right mittens for they are colored purple.”
We found some mittens just right for kittens in a tennis shoe.
“Hooray, the mittens are just the right mittens for they are colored blue!”
Adaptations: Use either the large or small pattern to cut mittens out of construction paper, foam, or felt.
- Use the mittens to play a matching game.
- Hide one of each mitten in the room as the children hide their eyes. Pass out the other mittens to the children and have them “meow” as they hunt around the room for the matching mitten.
- Put rhyming pictures on mittens and have children clothespin the pictures that rhyme together.
- Write upper and lowercase letters on mittens. Children clothespins the matching letters.
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