Learning Bag: Apple Tree Number Game
It seems like all the activities I've wanted to do with the girls have been focused on apples lately, and I thought this would make a simple learning activity. You can store it easily in a plastic bag.
Supplies:
- White paper
- Green paper
- Brown paper or bag
- Scissors
- Glue
- Marker
- Notecards
- Red pom-poms
MAKE IT:
1) Cut a sheet of white construction paper in half. Make a tree (we used green paper for the top and a paper bag for the trunk). Glue it to the white paper.
2) Write numbers from 1-10 on notecards. On the back of the notecards, draw corresponding dots for each number.
USE IT:
We play this as a game. One person draws a card and puts the number of "apples" (pom-poms) on the tree. The other person turns the notecard over and places each pom-pom from the tree on a dot to check for accuracy.
You can also use this as a single person activity -- just have your child put the number of apples on the tree, and then he can check his own work by putting the pom-poms on the dots!
Labels: Apples, Learning Bag
2 Comments:
I really liked this game and made my own version and blogged about it at http://whatsfuntoday.blogspot.com/2011/11/how-many-apples-game.html Thanks for the great idea! I added a link to your post too. Jessica
Thanks, Jessica! Glad you liked it!
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