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Review Colors by Making a Stick Puppet Gingerbread man and Gingerbread house

Learners will review colors by making a gingerbread man and lady stick puppets and paper plate theater . We will also have a visit from my friend Joe. A marionette who needs help learning colors.

Anne Scinto

Average rating:

4.9

Number of reviews:

(31)

What's included

1 live meeting

40 mins in-class hours

Class Experience

In this One time class children will review colors. This will be done with my friend Joe (a marionette who has trouble remembering colors). Then we will make a gingerbread man and lady. A gingerbread house  will be glued to a paper plate making a fun toy to review and reinforce learners knowledge of colors. There is quite a bit of cutting with this project. Parents may want to help their child with this part before The class. I will be providing a template  for the project. Crayons( especially green, blue and black), scissors, glue, 2 popsicle sticks and a white paper plate will also be needed.The Video posted is of a similar project. I replaced the farm project with a gingerbread house for the month of December.

Learning Goals

The students will learn colors.

Other Details

Supply List

I will provide a template with pictures that should be cut out before  the first class.
Also needed is...
-a paper plate
-Glue
-box of crayons
-small popsicle sticks
Scissors and a ruler( for the younger learners in the class parents may want to help with the cutting before class
-black marker

1 file available upon enrollment

External Resources

Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.

Anne Scinto

Joined August, 2020

4.9

31reviews

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Teacher expertise and credentials

Hello!
My name is Anne Scinto. My husband and I started Marionantics, a traveling marionette theater when we were in college. Each of my marionettes were hand made by my mother Gail Dreyer. Now 25 years and three children later we have preformed at children’s parties, libraries, and festivals. I also bring them into my preschool classes where they have live interaction with my students. My programs are designed to be educational, interactive and fun.