Pineapple Craft | Letter P | Nutrition Preschool Lesson Plan Printable Activities
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Letter P > P
is for Pineapple
Colors > yellow and green
Holidays and Events >
*March > National Nutrition Month
*June > Fruits & Vegetables Month
Nutrition > Fruits
Ages 2 to 6:
Yummy, juicy, scrumptious pineapple! This is a fun way to practice or introduce the letter P, and colors yellow and green.
This is also a wonderful activity to celebrate nutrition. a summer tropical or island theme.
Activity > Nutrition > Fruit Group > Pineapple- The International Welcome Sign
Visit the link above to learn about the fascinating history of the pineapple. Pineapple is an excellent source of vitamin C.
Pineapple at Dole.com > basic nutrition facts and search for an easy recipe to enjoy pineapple. Emphasize on the 5-A-Day program.
Activity > Pineapple Name Tags
Skill > Learning to write name or letter P is for Pineapple.
Print and cut out pineapple tags. Have children practice writing their first name or emphasize on letter P. Write name or letter with dots or broken lines that they can trace.
Other uses educational uses for the pineapple tags.
1. Match concentration game:
Print tag template twice. On one template page write letter P in upper case and lower case p on the other. This can be done with numbers (1 to 6) as well. Cut out and play match.
2. Paper chain or garland: Cut one inch strips of green construction paper across the width (6 or 12 strips). Write letter P's on the strips. Paste pineapple tags in the middle of the paper strips. Make the paper chain, count the links.
Activity > Craft > DLTK's Paula Pineapple
Have fun putting Paula Pineapple together:
* Print the craft template in your choice of color or black and white
Now tell children they will make their very own Pineapple Fruity Buddy to remember the letter P.
* color and decorate template pieces,
review color recognition. The main colors are yellow for the
pineapple body and pulp, and green leaves.
*2-3 year olds:
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