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So last week our preschool theme was chosen based entirely by my kids interests! Out of now where, Goofy started making a whole bunch of signs (stop sign, duck crossing, labeling our rooms, etc).
I finally realized he got the idea from our favorite educational series: PBS’ Curious George Signs Up (Season 2, Episode 6). So I quickly got to work putting together a Curious George Preschool Pack & a Traffic Signs Add-on Pack to be ready while Goofy was still thinking about signs!
Here is our learning fun:
We went on a driving scavenger hunt looking for, pointing out, and explaining what different signs meant. Then we practiced with worksheets:
Plus we played some of our favorite games – Curious George Helper Game, Curious George Beach Memory, Curious George Helps at the Zoo (Hide & Seek with walkie Talkie & game board)
AND – sorry no pictures – Red Light/Green Light and then being unseasonably warm we drew roads & traffic signs on the driveway & the kids raced around the ‘road’ on their cars/trikes.
Here are some great {FREE} Curious George resources online:
In case you missed it, here are my {FREE} Curious George Preschool Packs. And remember if your family uses it & blogs about it (like I did above) email me at livinglifeintentionallyblog @ gmail.com and I will link up your blog for everyone to see the pack in action!!












Love it!!!! What fun! I love that we were doing the same theme together. Looks like your darlings had a blast with Curious George too!
ReplyDeleteMy girls love curious george we going to have to to try your activities.
ReplyDeleteLooks like your kiddos had fun doing their Curious George activities. I think it's so cool you made this up based on your little boys interest in it!
ReplyDeleteI keep thinking of laminating the page that has the roads on it from your traffic signs pack, and putting velcro on the back, to turn it into a felt board activity. Think my little boy would get a kick out of running cars over the roads.
Looks like great fun....i miss preschool...can't wait until my twins are old enough for these sort of activities...thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteVery fun! Looks like they love it!
ReplyDeleteLooks fun! I'll have to check out your preschool pack. Signs are a great way of teaching kids that communication is symbolic. We're covering some activities in reading signs next week!
ReplyDeleteWe love George at my house too. I love the activity pack you used.
ReplyDeleteFun activities. Learning at its best. Thanks for linking up to Monday Madness.
ReplyDeleteOooh my kids LOVE curious george! Looks like a great fun unit!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing! These are great. My daughter loves George. I pinned it :)
ReplyDeleteCurious George is a new sensation at our house. We've been loving him....and I think my little guys would love this pack. Thank you for sharing! :)
ReplyDeleteFun! We're George fans ourselves.
ReplyDeletePopping in from tot school.
The kids are enjoying create something new. I am happy to see them.
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