Tuesday, September 12, 2017

Owls Theme UPDATED

Owls Theme
 
TALK:
Show a couple of the felt owls. You can also show the example craft- owl mask with two craft sticks and feathers.





READ:
Owl Babies By Martin Waddell
Wow! Said the Owl By Tim Hopgood
Bears New Friend By Karma Wilson
Oliver’s Wood By Sue Hendra
Owlet’s First Flight By Mitra Modarressi 
Good night owl By Greg Pizzoli  
Hoot: A Hide and Seek Counting Book By Johnathan Litton 




Home Sweet Home Board Book By Roger Priddy
Owl Howl by Paul Friester


Sleepy Little Owl by Howard  Goldsmith
Good-Night Owl by Pat Hutchins
Owl Moon by Jane Yolen
Cock-a-Doodle-hooooo by Mick Manning
Little Hoot by Amy Krouse Rosenthal
Little Owl's 1,2,3 By  Divya Srinivasan
Little Owl's Night By Divya Srinivasan
Little Owl's Day By Divya Srinivasan
Little Owl's Colors By Divya Srinivasan
Owl Sees Owl By Laura Goodwin 
I'm Not Scared By Jonathan Allen  




 
SONG/ RHYMES/ PLAY:

I put some masking tape on some of the felt owls/ or you can use clip art ones- if you want to give them to the kids and use the black felt board with them you can count them , talk about colors, and you can sing a little song with them too.
(Tune of the ten little Indians)
1 little, 2 little , 3 little owls
4 little, 5 little , 6 little owls
7 little, 8 little, 9 little owls
10 little owls say whoo whoo whoo!

Action Song: “Owl Hokey Pokey”
You put your right wing in
You put your right wing out
You put your right wing in
And you flap it all about
You do the owl pokey and you fly yourself around
That’s what it’s all about! Hoo, hoo!
(left wing, right claw, left claw, beak, whole self)
Credit: Ms. Hegna’s Storyroom& Storytime Katie 



Song: “Owl In the Tree”
Owl in the tree says, “who, who, who?”
Owl in the tree says, “who, who, who?”
Owl in the tree says, “who, who, who?”
Who, who, who are you?
Credit: Ms. Hegna’s Storyroom & Storytime Katie


Fingerplay: “Wide-Eyed Owl”
There’s a wide-eyed owl (circle your eyes with your hands)
With a pointed nose (make a beak with your fingers)
Two pointed ears (make ears with your fingers)
And claws for toes (wiggle your “claws”)
He lives way up in the tree (point way up)
And when he looks at you (point to children)
He flaps his wings (flap your wings)
And says, “Whoo! Whoo!” (say “whoo whoo”)
Credit: Wilmette Public Library


Flannelboard: “Five Hoot Owls”
Five hoot owls sitting in a tree
One flew away! How many do you see?
One, two, three, four. (count down)
Credit: Sunflower Storytime


WRITE:


Parachute activity:
use the parachute & soft balls (blue bags in the program closet on top of big books)* lift up parachute, kids go under the parachute, walk in a circle holding handles, Make fast waves –shake fast , make slow waves – shake slowly --lay down under the parachute to see if it touches belly or Place soft balls on the parachute to shake them up like popcorn. 



If your happy and you know it (intro song)
Clap you hands, stomp your feet, shout hooray!

#2 Can’t wait to celebrate Blue jim Gill Cd
(Clap, stomp, wave, bounce or jump, clap)

Bean Bag Rock #3 on yellow CD-

The Tempo marches on with egg shakers from Orange Jim Gill CD

Silly Dance Contest #8 Jim Gill Cd (use colored scarves)

#2 Hands are for clapping Song Yellow Jim Gill CD

PLAY/ CRAFT


Use the owl mask cutouts and tape two sticks (one on each end of the backside for stability) then they can use the glue sticks and glue a couple of feathers on each end and in the middle.

Printable Owl Mask Template 

Silly Shape Owls Activity and Printables

cotton batting to make an owl on paper with sticker circles for eyes and small orange paper beaks.







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