One of the first Flannel Friday inspired sets that I made I called '
Picnic Basket'. I had only begun to follow Flannel Friday posts and came across
this one by Ms. Anna @ Future Librarian Superhero. Her's was a Fill the Shopping Cart post. I thought,"This would work as a picnic basket activity!". So, I wrote a rhyme and laminated some Google images and found a basket and we had a great time! I handed out the pics and as I said the rhyme the children would 'help me pack the basket'. I made 4 of each item. This activity also generated a lot of discussion about foods we like! I just love Flannel Fridays!
Picnic Basket
by Kathryn Roach
Picnic basket, open it wide.
what are some things you see inside?
Chips and pickles, sandwiches, too.
A picnic lunch for me and you.

Apples and strawberries, a hot dog too.
A picnic lunch for me and you.
Watermelon slices, an ice cream cone too,
A picnic lunch for me and you.

Cold lemonade and juicy grapes too,
a picnic lunch for me and you.
A hamburger with ketchup and a soda too,
A picnic lunch for me and you.
* You can continue as long as you can think of things or have flannelboard pieces.
We're Going On a Picnic by Pat Hutchins,
The Bunnies' Picnic by Lezlie Evans and
Mouse's First Summer by Lauren Thompson are great with this theme. Picnics are a lot of Fun with Friends at Storytime.
Kathryn, this is adorable. I am sure the kids love it. ~ jane
ReplyDeleteHow fun! You're the Mary Poppins of picnic baskets. =)
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