ayamton: “Chicka Chicka Boom Boom,” by John Archambault, can be a favorite read-aloud book for a lot of preschool teachers. Try out a few of these “Chicka Chicka Boom Boom” preschool arts and crafts projects to visit along using this type of well-loved story.

Do you adore the great story of “Chicka Chicka Boom Boom”? If so, you’ll love finding approaches to help your students use creative ways to build on what they’ve learned from of the best preschool books around. Here are some great “Chicka Chicka Boom Boom” preschool arts and crafts ideas you should use in your classroom.
Kids can each make their own coconut tree using this type of “Chicka Chicka Boom Boom” craft. With a little bit of construction paper as a base, show kids the way you use a brown strip of construction paper to create the trunk from the tree, and after that have them collect leaves externally to glue on since the coconut tree's leaves. After the glue dries, they're able to use alphabet stickers or letters cut from magazines to glue the letters with their coconut tree. If you’d like, encourage each student to use the letters to spell out his / her name on the top from the tree for any personalized touch. You can then display their artwork round the classroom, possibly over a fall- or nature-related bulletin board.
Looking to get a fun way to act out the storyplot of Chicka Chicka Boom Boom? Before you start this craft, you’ll have to produce a coconut tree from the large bit of green tag board (cut to the shape in the umbrella of a palm tree) plus a large bit of brown tag board (cut inside the shape with the tree’s trunk). Attach magnets towards the back and hang your tree from the blackboard, or tack it down to a bulletin board. Cut out brown circles from construction paper to appear like coconuts and present one to each student to embellish. Hang the coconuts high on the tree. Then use alphabet magnets or paper cuts to own kids rebel the story while you read.
In order to generate this craft with students, you’ll need to prepare full-page outlines of person letters in the alphabet. Each child should have the letter that begins their names. They can then cut out the letter (with help, as needed) and decorate it with flat art supplies, such as markers, crayons, sequins, stickers, and ribbons. Then give each student two large googly eyes to glue on his or her letters to produce them appear to be the little letter people inside the book. As you reread the novel, you can even keep these things use the life-sized coconut tree described earlier in this article to act on the story with their decorated letters.
These “Chicka Chicka Boom Boom” preschool arts and crafts can be utilized individually or together as part of an larger lesson plan. Kids will relish showing off their creations and taking advantage of them because you read the story again and again!

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“Chicka Chicka Boom Boom,” by John Archambault, can be a favorite read-aloud book for a lot of preschool teachers. Try out a few of these “Chicka Chicka Boom Boom” preschool arts and crafts projects to visit along using this type of well-loved story.

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