Feed the bear activity

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Please feed the bear toss game for a toddlers birthday party.

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Your beginning readers will have fun learning sight words this winter with this free printable Polar Bear Sight Word Activity!

My Lumberjack Game (feed the bear) I used a cardboard box for the base and covered it in green bulletin board paper. My bear was made out of brown bulletin board paper from an image my daughter recreated. I added white for the eyes and red for the tongue. I printed little pine trees to trim the top. And we purchased the sign in a set from an amazon lumberjack party pack and crossed out “don’t”. Lastly we used toy food for our dads(it was for a lumberjack Father’s Day event) to toss.

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Feed the Bear Sorting game. He is made of foam core and paint and attached to a weighted cardboard box to catch his "food". A felt flap is attached behind his mouth to hide the items that have already been "fed". And because it's super cute! Use this in bunches of ways to sort letters, numbers, rhyming words, colors, shapes, ANYTHING! Plus... he's the cutest version I've ever seen! <3