Funny bones activities

Practice letter matching skills with this easy Halloween inspired game! #halloweengame #lettermatchinggames #letterrecognition

Invitation to Create-Play Dough Skeletons or X-Rays

Funny Bones display :)

Hands traced by white crayon and q-tips added for "bones"

Funnybones story activities, skeleton, tuff spot year 1 ideas

My students wondered how our skeleton was made and how it worked. To help them discover the answer, we traced our friends and used building blocks to represent our bones. The kids used my x-rays, books, and posters to help them make accurate representations of their skeletal systems.

I found this recipe in Family Fun Magazine this week and had to try it out! Last night we made these simple and YUMMY Halloween treats. I just love that great sweet and salty combo! First, press marshmallows on both ends of the pretzel sticks. Next, melt white chocolate discs in the microwave and then dip in the pretzel sticks. Use a fork to remove them from the white chocolate. Watch your kids gobble up these sweet treats! Enjoy!

Mia 🍉 on Instagram: "This weeks’ Funny Bones Provision 🦴 🩻 Swipe to see 3 different activities ➡️➡️➡️➡️➡️➡️ 🩻 Make a Skeleton - Loose parts activity where the children can put the skeleton back together. Such lovely conversation & vocabulary stemmed from this activity! I printed this template on A3 from @twinklresources - I also challenged the children to make their skeleton do different things (e.g. handstand, running…) 🩻 Funny Bones Playdough - The children loved manipulating the…

Read the book: Dem Bones by Bob Barner. This is a cute little book based on the song, “The foot bone is connected to the . . .” Dry Bones (or Skeleton Bones) Song and Lyrics

Super Skeleton Crafts and Activities for kids! Let’s make a cute or spooky skeleton craft or learn about bones in the human body!

Funnybones display

Mrs Theo Education. 🦋 QTS on Instagram: “Yes!!! This is what I get up to during the holidays ... now figuring out how I’m going to stick all this down! 🤔 🎶The head bone’s…”