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| Playing the acorn game (not sure what happened to his other squirrel ear!) |
- Acorn scavenger hunt
- Purchased fake acorns online at Amazon for about $13
- Staff and big kids hid them in the children's area
- Kids went on a scavenger hunt and collected them
- Tree toss game
- Staff built tree trunks out of cardboard with holes (used wooden supports from Pigeon cut-out to hold them up)
- After kids had collected the acorns, they threw them through the holes. You could keep score if you wanted.
- Bean bags also available for littler hands.
- Climbing and balancing
- Honeycomb play system
- Tape lines on the floor
- Matching game
Projects
- Collecting bags
- Sewing machine
- Pre-cut bags and handles
- Fall colors
- Thin cardboard leaves (die-cut)
- paint, paint brushes
- Squirrel ears
- Recycled bulletin board borders
- Die cut brown ears (actually leaves)
- Stapler, Stickers
- Build a contraption
- popsicle sticks, pipe cleaners, wire
- recyclables
- hot glue, tape, duct tape, staplers
- Activity pages
- Unlimited squirrels
- Scaredy Squirrel
- Coloring pages
- Markers, glue sticks, paper scraps
- Other supplies
- plastic table coverings
- aprons
- sink
Evaluation
- 9-7-19
- Attendance: 25
- Notes: Mostly little kids - they loved the acorn game the most, the other activities were kind of meh. Only two older kids who came at the end got into the contraptions. I think next time I'd do this as a drop-in in the children's area/storyroom.
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