Printable Booklet - My Five Senses of Christmas!
By Kayla • April 3, 2018
Sensory activities are just plain fun and when we saw this adorable booklet created by Stacy over at Share and Remember, incorporating a fun poem and craftivities for all the senses, we knew we had to pass it along! Painting with gingerbread paint, creating bells with real jingle bells, and crafting other symbols of Christmas - we know this booklet with be a hit with your preschoolers and their families!
With several of the booklet pages, and the fine detailing required to complete them, your kiddos will build small motor skills. Additionally, they'll review each of the five senses, learn the appropriate vocabulary used when dealing with each {i.e. sense of sight = see, seeing, etc.}, and work with unique crafting materials!
For the booklet download and the patterns needed to create each page of the book, be sure to visit Share and Remember!
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Kayla Johnson
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