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Classroom Snake-Collaborative Activity

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​​Using a long piece of paper, cut out a long snake shape. Lay it on the floor in the classroom, invite students to work together to make patterns and designs all over the snake. Hang in the classroom when complete.

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Classroom Snake-Collaborative Activity

​​Using a long piece of paper, cut out a long snake shape. Lay it on the floor in the classroom, invite students to work together to make patterns and designs all over the snake. Hang in the classroom when complete.

Materials & Direction

Materials List:
– Long piece of paper
– Scissors
– Markers or crayons

Preschool Learning Objectives:
– Develop collaboration skills by working together to create a pattern or design
– Practice fine motor skills by using markers or crayons to draw on the paper
– Encourage creativity and self-expression through art

Preschool Teacher Instructions:
1. Begin by cutting out a long snake shape from the paper. Make it long enough to stretch across the classroom floor.
2. Lay the snake on the floor in the classroom and invite the students to gather around.
3. Explain to the students that they will be working together to create patterns and designs all over the snake.
4. Allow the students to take turns using markers or crayons to add their own touches to the snake. Encourage them to collaborate and communicate with each other to make decisions about the patterns and designs.
5. Once the snake is filled with patterns and designs, hang it up in the classroom as a collaborative art piece.
6. Teacher Tips for differentiated instruction:
– Provide visual examples or prompts for students who may need inspiration for their patterns or designs.
– Offer assistance to students who may need help with fine motor skills or holding the markers or crayons.
– Encourage students to take on different roles within the group, such as a leader who helps decide on the design or a helper who fills in empty spaces.

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