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Touch Feel BookShantel Davis shares suggestions for creating a touch-and-feel book that a toddler, or any child, can help make.
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Now, let the kids have fun. Give each child on piece of construction paper and some crayons. Let them color it and help them put their name on it. Next, give them all one cat, a different colored piece of construction paper, a glue stick, whatever you used to make the "feel" of that object on the cat, and the sentence. After they have finished that page, take it and place it on top of their cover page, and let dry. Repeat this until all pages are done. Finally, use your hole punch for punch out two holes on one side of each page and line them up so you can insert the binder rings. Kids will have you read them for days! Example: I use one piece of yellow constuction paper, one blue cat, a sentence that reads, "A cat's fur that feels like this.", and I would give them a piece of fake fur. Next, I would use a red page, a green cat, and a sentence, "A cat has ears that feel like this." Then I would use a much thinner feeling fur, maybe crushed velvet or felt squares. I would continue with his nose(foam), collar(metalic paper), tongue (sandpaper), etc., until I have 6-8 sentences. |
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