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1. Summer Collage
Cut pictures from magazines. Students may glue or Modge Podge the pictures to poster board or to a trinket found at a rummage sale or Goodwill store.
2. Sink or Float Science Activity
Students will make a jello recipe and determine which fruits sink or float. Click HERE to download this free printable activity.
3. Summer Finger Play
4. Going on Vacation
Arrange a variety of clothing on a table or center area. Students must choose an article of clothing appropriate for various descriptions. Here are some examples:
1. I'm going on vacations to a friend's house who has a pool. What do I need for the pool? (swimsuit)
2. I'm going on vacation to hike in the woods. What do I need for my hike? (tennis shoes, hiking boots)
3. I'm going on vacation to a zoo. What do I need for my visit? (hat, sunscreen)
5. Summer Math Worksheet
Right click to save and print. (smaller size is a clearer image)
6. Summer Word Find
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7. Five in a Line Online Game
Click here to play on this fun website.
8. Summertime Craft - Jellyfish
Watch these videos to make adorable jellyfish!
9. Summertime Craft Ideas
Here is a compilation of several summer craft ideas, including a stress ball, a cool hexaflexagon, a boomerang, and more!
10. Saving the best for last... Frozen "In Summer" song!
BONUS: Click here to visit this Pinterest board with even more ideas (not affiliated with this board).
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