Imaginative:
- Set up an ice cream shop using paper folded into cones and pompoms for ice cream, use ice cream scoops have hats for the children to wear
- Have an ice cream making area, allow the children to use different size cans to roll back and forth
Language:
- Read “Ice Cream” by Elisha Cooper
- Read “Curious George Goes to the Ice Cream Shop”
- Make a flannel board story with music song
- Say the poem “I scream, you scream we all scream for Ice Cream”
Art:
- Sponge paint ice cream use different rounded sponges with a shape of the cone on the paper
- Use cotton balls and paint allow the children to make a sundae
- Use shaving cream and white glue to paint with
- Place different shapes out allow the children to glue shapes to make their own ice creams
Water/Sand:
- In the water table get an inexpensive bucket of ice cream allow the children to play in it
- Place ice cream scoops and candle crystals into the water table
- Place cone cups into the sand for pouring
- Place ice in the water table
Gross Motor:
- Place cotton balls on a table and have the children blow them around
- Place ice cream shapes out encourage the children do a leap frog jump onto the shapes
- Place a pool out allow the children to make themselves into a ice cream using whip cream have the hose handy
Science/Curiosity:
- Make ice cream
- Make root beer floats explain what is happening
- Make a favourite flavour graph
- Go outside and melt ice cream in a metal tin time how long it takes
Blocks:
- Place out blocks and characters encourage the children to build ice cream shops
- Place out large pompoms in the blocks with waffle blocks for building
Conceptual/Tabletop/Fine Motor:
- Have ice cream cone lacing
- Match the ice cream color file folder game
- Sorting ice cream flavors provide bowls of different sizes and colors of pompoms encourage the children to use ice cream scoops to sort the pompoms
- Make different colors of play dough allow the children to explore with it
Music:
- Sing the song 5 ice cream cones
- Make an ice cream cone shaker
Quiet:
- Place out fluffy pillows with a sheet encourage the children to relax in the ice cream
Cooking:
- Make Ice Cream
- 1/2 cup whole milk, 1 tablespoons sugar, and 1 teaspoon vanilla. Rock salt
Ice Place the milk, sugar, and vanilla into a bag and seal
Seal this bag and then put it into a larger zip-log bag. Put rock salt and ice into the large bag.
Let your children make ice cream by shaking and rolling the bag (It usually take between 5 and 10 minutes to make the ice cream.
Alternative: You can also put the sealed bag, ice, and salt into a coffee or oats can and have your children kick, and shake the can to make ice cream
Field Trips:
- Go to Dairy Queen for a tour, they will allow the children to make their own ice cream cones for free
- Walk to the store and count the ice cream flavors
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