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| CONFETTI HOLES |
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Give your child some colored construction paper and a hole
punch. |
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Show them how to punch out paper circles. |
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Have your child make a large pile of colored
circles. |
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HORNS
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Cut out horn shapes for your children to decorate. |
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Give your child a horn, some glue and a glue brush. |
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Have her cover her horn with glue and then sprinkle
on some confetti from the activity above. |
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| DECORATING
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Using the large H pattern, cut out a large cardboard H for
your child. |
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Have her decorate her H with one of the following items. |
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Hat or horse stickers |
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Halloween stickers |
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Hay |
ADDITIONAL "H" ART IDEAS
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Make hand prints |
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Let your child paint the house with a brush and bucket
of water. |
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Cut out paper hearts. |
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"H"
OBJECT PUZZLES
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Cut out some "H" object
shapes (such as; a heart, a hand, a house, etc.)
out of heavy cardboard or tag board. |
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Then cut the shapes into 4 piece puzzles. |
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Give the puzzles to your child to put together.
Note: Keep each small puzzle in a separate
small zip-lock sandwich bag or else make each object
shape out a different color of paper, for easy separation
by your child. |
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HOUSE COUNT
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A fun H activity is to count houses as you drive along
somewhere. |
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You can also just count objects that begin with the
letter H, such as; houses, horses, hoses, hearts, helicopters,
hats, holly trees, etc.
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MATCHING
HATS
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Look for pictures of hats and cut out the hats. |
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Paste the hats on index cards. |
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Sit with your child and discuss the hats and who they
might have belonged to. |
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H SCIENCE
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Hot and Cold |
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Animal Homes |
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Hurricanes |
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Hibernating Animals - check out Hibernating Bears -
Discovery Station |
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Animals who names start with the letter H, such as;
horses, hogs, hedge hogs, etc. |
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Grape Jelly |
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| H PICTURE
BOOKS |
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Help your child make their own H picture
book. |
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Look through magazines and cut out
pictures of objects that begin with the letter H, such
as; house, horse, hat, horns, hearts, hammer, hamburgers,
hot dogs, hands, hair, etc. |
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Staple 3-4 sheets of white copy paper
folded in half to make a blank book. |
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Write "My H Book" on the
cover of the book. |
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Give the book to your child to use
to glue his H pictures into. |
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WRITING
ACTIVITIES
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Make H's using Chenilles or Wax sticks. |
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MOVEMENT
IDEAS
Here are some H movement ideas.
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Hammering a house |
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Hand movements |
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Riding a horse |
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Acting hungry |
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Feeding horses, hay |
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Hopping |
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Hatching |
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Helping |
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Howling |
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Hibernating |
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Hiking up a hill |
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HOUSEKEEPING
OBJECTS
Here are some objects you may want to add to your housekeeping area.
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