The last Friday of each month we (all of 3rd grade)
do “Fun Friday”. We spend the afternoon doing fun, yet educational activities.
2 teachers pair up to co-teach a lesson. I really enjoy it because it’s time
for us to teach while doing fun lessons that we don’t always have time for
during a regular school day. I think the kids like it cause it’s FUN!
In November we made these cute little Turkey snacks.
The purpose of this was to teach kids the importance of following directions. We
had a lot of kiddos that did NOT follow directions. Luckily we were nice enough
to still let them eat their snacks.
I did this rotation 3 times…The first time I did not give
them an example, just the directions to follow. Not a great idea. I learned
quickly and from then on I demonstrated how to make the turkey so they could
have a visual. Plus I got to reap the benefit of enjoying the turkey snack
after!
Here are the directions:
Materials:
- 1 Oreo
- 2 Mini
M&M’s
- 1
Peanut Butter Cup
- 1
Scoop of Icing
- 6
Pieces of Candy Corn
Directions:
- Carefully
separate the Oreo cookies pieces in half. Be sure that they do not break.
- Add
icing to the icing already on the Oreo cookie.
- Place
5 pieces of Candy Corn on the top of one of the Oreo pieces to look like
feathers. The orange and yellow parts of the candy corn should be sticking
out.
- Place
the other Oreo piece on top of the Oreo with the Candy corn.
- Place
a penny-sized amount of Icing in the middle of the Oreo.
- Unwrap
your Peanut Butter Cup
- Place
the Widest part of the Peanut butter Cup on the Icing that you just put on
your Oreo.
- Use 2
tiny dots of icing to place the 2 M&M’s on the Peanut Butter Cup to
create eyes.
- Use
another dot of icing to place in the middle of the Peanut Butter Cup.
- Take
your last piece of Candy Corn and attach it to the middle of your Peanut
Butter Cup to create a waddle.
And here is my final product.
I should have taken a picture of some of the kid’s turkeys.
One student decided that the peanut butter cup was the turkeys “bottom” and put it on the
back of the Oreo…AHHHH!!!! I realized that we need to work a lot more on
following directions.
Labels: Following Directions, Holiday