The document outlines 4 activities for preschoolers covering visual art, music, drama, and dance. The visual art activity has children doing cardboard relief prints based on a book. The music activity has children singing "Ten Green Bottles" together. For drama, children will make up roles for a tea party theme. In the dance activity, children will freely dance to music while popping bubble wrap cut into shapes.

1. Visual Art: Cardboard Relief
Print
Grade Level: Preschool
Areas: Visual Art; Math (Geometry)
Group Size: Up to 5 (teacher-guided)
Timing: 30 minutes
Children’s Book: Cardboard by Daniel Nunn

2. Learning Outcome: The children will
understand how to do cardboard relief
print designs and be able to do it
independently.

5. Music: Ten Green Bottles
Grade Level: Preschool
Areas: Music; Math (Number Sense)
Group Size: Up to 12 (Whole group)
Timing: 15 minutes
Children’s Book: Ten Green Bottles by Mary Denson.

6. MATERIALS
Learning Outcome: The children will be
able to join in singing the song all
together accurately or almost accurately.
Authentic:
Bulletin board on wall with
Velcro strips pre-attached.
10 empty mini green
plastic soda bottles (with
the labels removed) with
Velcro strips pre-attached.

7. Drama: Party Time
Grade Level: Pre-K
Areas: Drama; Social Studies (Government)
Group Size: Up to 5 (teacher-guided)
Timing: Approx. 15 minutes
Children’s Book: Miss Spider’s Tea Party by David Kirk.

8. Learning Outcome: The children will be able
to make up their own roles and act them out to
the theme of having a party.
MATERIALS
Authentic:
Variety of dress up items and
props.
Representational:
Pictures of people in different
genres of party clothing.

9. Dance/Movement: Bubble Wrap Dance
Grade Level: Preschool
Areas: Dance; Math (Geometry)
Group Size: Up to 3 (child-guided)
Timing: 10 minutes
Children’s Book: What Shapes Do You See? by Begin Smart Books.

10. MATERIALS
Authentic:
Learning Outcome: The children will be
able to freely dance to instrumental music
while being aware that their dance actions
are causing the bubble wrap to pop.
Large pieces of bubble wrap cut into
triangles, circles, and squares.
Pre-cut pieces of duct tape.
Small shapes with Velcro strips attached.
CD or tape player with CD or tape loaded.
.
Representational:
Large cut out shapes placed on interactive
bulletin board against wall in area for
activity with labeled shape name (1
triangle, 1 square, 1 circle).