While exploring the Jungle, using our binoculars and safari hat, we found a lion hiding in the bushes.
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Zebra Slime Recipe
- To make the white slime, use one bottle of white school glue and pour it into a bowl.
- Then fill the glue bottle up with warm water, shake the bottle, and pour the water into the bowl with the glue.
- Mix everything together with a large craft stick.
- Add 3 ounces of liquid starch and slowly mix everything together.
- Once it starts to pull away from the bowl, knead the slime.
- Once it reached the consistency wanted, set it aside.
- Repeat the process, but this time, add black liquid watercolours to the mixture in order to create the black slime.
- Intertwine the two different coloured slime in order to create the zebra pattern.
Learning through story-telling:
Don’t Kick up a fuss, Gus
Today, we learned about Zebra’s and their unique black and white pattern.
Thanks to this story, we also learned that we need to have patience, and that sometimes, you have the most fun when you least expect it.
Making a Jeep to explore the Jungle and its animals!
Fun Game – Jungle Picture Maker
Click here to play the game!
This game is related to the story which we read today: Rumble in the Jungle. The children will be able to express their creativity as well as learn more about the animals that live in the jungle.
Rumble in the Jungle! – Read Along
We read the story: Rumble in the Jungle, where we learned about different animals that live in the jungle. By pressing on the picture below, you will be directed to a website where you can listen to the story.
Making Binoculars to explore the Jungle!
Safari Adventure! – 5 minute yoga routine
A fun yoga session which you can do with your kids. We did it in class and they absolutely loved it!
Transforming our Home Corner into a Jungle
Today, we painted a tree trunk as well as decorated some leaves in order to create our Jungle Tree. Once, the paint was dry, we assembled our tree and completed our ‘Jungle’.
Exploring a new theme:
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