Green Eggs and Ham Preschool Activity

I made this a while ago, but never got around to introducing it to ED.  It was a big hit the yesterday.  Then DD came over and wanted to play.  I had a number of extra eggs and ham without a letter on the reverse side, so they took turns trying to find the letter for their plate. If they got a blank egg or ham it was the other person’s turn.

I don’t remember where I saw this idea, but it obviously goes with the book Green Eggs and Ham. I don’t remember why I chose the letter R–we were probably doing rainbows at that time (as I recall).

 Other books-and-activities we did when the kids were little:

• Chameleon Craft (Animal Habitat Unit) based on Eric Carle’s book

• Seahorse Art–Based on Eric Carle’s book

• Theme Time: Eric Carle Books

• Mitten Activities Packet

• Fairy Tale Unit: Set-Up!
• Fairy Tale Unit: Jack and the Beanstalk Activities

• The Emperor’s New Clothes Activities
• 15 Children’s Books Your 4-7 Year Old Shouldn’t Miss!

• 20+ Board Books Recommendations

• Dinosaur Packet for 3 to 7 year olds

Five Senses Unit

Preschool at Home: Engaging Activities for Little Learners! (Ages 3-6)

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