Description
Are you looking for new ways to incorporate hands-on sensory play in your classroom? Imagine adding sensory bin activities to the favorite read aloud Swimmy by Leo Lionni.
Sensory Bin Stories are based on favorite read aloud books and characters with tasks for literacy and math. You can meet your students’ sensory needs and offer opportunities to play while still staying aligned with whatever curriculum your school follows!
This Sensory Bin Story features the thoughtful book (spot on for character education) Swimmy by Leo Lionni. This is a wonderful read aloud to add to your lessons during Back to School and anytime of year.
Swimmy LITERACY tasks include:
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Uppercase and Lowercase Alphabet Cards (2 formats)
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Sight words from the read aloud book (15 cards)
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Vocabulary from the read aloud book (15 cards)
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Mentor Sentences – 2 formats (one model sentence card and individual word cards to build the sentence)
Swimmy MATH tasks include:
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Numeral Cards (1-15, 2 formats)
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Counting Cards (visual representation, 1-15)
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Number Bond Cards (15 cards, includes missing part or missing whole)
Swimmy EXTRAS include:
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Sorting by Size Mat (using sensory bin materials)
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Sorting by Syllables (using story vocabulary cards)
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Instructions (supply lists, set-up tips)
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Fish and Ocean Creature Cut-Outs
The printable materials are organized and presented for easy prep.
Please Note: the sensory bin material suggestions are based on common items you may have already in your classroom. This download features printable pages and not the actual sensory bin items.
PDF, 26 pages
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