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Fox Theme Preschool Lesson Plan Printable Activities and Crafts
Young children will have fun exploring the fox, making a
craft, reading a classical fairy tale or a fable and much more. Printable support materials and links to related
activities are provided. Let's get started.Basic facts about the fox:
The fox is a wild mammal that has a pointed nose, pointed ears, and a bushy tail. Foxes are closely related to coyotes, dogs, and wolves. Foxes hunt insects, birds, and other small animals but will sometimes eat plants, especially fruit.
Online resource: Fox - Arctic fox at Wikipedia.org
Letter F Fox printable activities
Letter X Fox printable activities
(X after a vowel)
Fox coloring pages
Fox online jigsaw puzzle
Fox Paper Craft
Fox Paper Tube Craft
@ dltk-kids.com
Activity: Alphabet Printable Activities
Select to present letter F is for
Fox or letter X: Fox
ends with X
Activity: Literacy > Online story time > Fox Fairy Tales
and Fables:
Review the fairy tales and fables in the fox theme, most are printable and have video to read or listen.
Activity: Online Jigsaw Puzzle > Fox
Skills: Problem solving, bilingual English and Spanish
Here is an online puzzle the children will enjoy with a fun fox image.
The default puzzle is 6 pieces.
Activity: Fox Coloring Pages for Puppets and Display
This coloring page can be printed on sturdy card stock paper to make
a puppet. Color,
cut out and attach a craft stick to the back. View all fox
coloring pages in the materials column.
Activity: Fox printable crafts @ dltk-kids.com
Fox Paper Craft - Very easy and two sizes
Fox Paper Tube Craft - Ages 3+ (assembled with toilet paper tube)
Before craft assembly conduct some of the learning activities suggested
for the craft which may include:
Math | Colors: Identifying colors, number and count the craft templates.
Skills developed during craft assembly: Scissor cutting and
coloring (precursors to handwriting), problem solving, fine motor
skills.
Note: Print B&W template for an Arctic fox. Add interest and contrast by coloring with grey crayon and omitting the white areas.