Your kids will LOVE all these Letter I Activities with an Ice Cream theme including a printable letter I craft, ice cream math, sensory play, and more!
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More activities that goes hand-in-hand (or scoop and scoop) with this Ice Cream Theme is:
- Our favorite Ice Cream Play Dough Recipe that is taste safe and smells just like ice cream
- Make Ice Cream in a Bag for a tasty treat
- Ice Cream Handprint
Letter I Sight Words (Available to download for FREE at the end of this post)
Ideas for printable:
- Place word and matching picture out when doing an activity that matches the word
- Color the cards
- Read the word together and match the word with the picture
- Point and name the letters on the card
- Write the letter of the week on each card
- Write the word on each card
Supplies:
Paper
Markers/paint
Glue
1. Cut out the rectangles and glue together to form an I.
2. Decorate the ice cream cone (we painted ours with water colors) then glue it to the top of the letter I.
Objectives: Creativity, Fine motor skills, Learn through play
Age Group: Preschool/Tot School
Supplies:
Play dough
Ice cream cones
Puff balls
Play dough tools (Plastic knives, spoons, rolling pins, cookie cutters…)
If you need a play dough, here is our awesome Ice Cream Play Dough Recipe that smells just like ice cream and only needs 2 ingredients.
We used the small side of plastic Easter eggs as ice cream molds. They made the perfect dome shaped play dough ice cream ball.
Directions:
1. Set supplies out and let kids play! 🙂
As they played we talked about color, size, shape, and texture. The point was to have fun.
Supplies:
Numbers
1. Place a number in front of the child and ask them to make it. We counted the number of ice cream scoops together and then she placed them on her ice cream cone. By seeing the number and the amount of scoops, this activity helps with quantity concepts.
She loved the ones with lots of scoops which was great because that meant more counting!
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