Mitten Stories Craft Kit

IN-48/6615

Mitten Stories Craft Kit. Bring many of your woodland friends out to play with this fun Mitten Stories Craft Kit! Color the paper animals and then attach them to the wooden craft sticks to make your own story characters. After you tell your story, stash the animals in the handy card stock mitten you’ve colored and assembled. Mitten, 9 1/4" x 10 1/2"; animals, 3 1/4" - 6 1/2"; craft sticks, 6". Makes 24. © OTC

$22.50 Makes 24

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Fun and Cute but timely! This is a great activity for first graders to practice lacing and sequencing skills. We used markers to color because crayons did not show up well on the mitten paper or the animals. The markers look great and the puppets are a GREAT way for students to practice their story retelling and sequencing skills. We also detailed the characters, setting, problem, and solution on the front of the mitten. January 10, 2013

Great activity for Kdg This product was used in my Kdg. class to support our unit on the book The Mitten. The quality is excellent. The animals are printed on tagboard. The majority of my class needed little assistance with the lacing. If the ends became too frayed, I just trimmed it off - there is plenty of string length. We divided the assembly over 3 days - lacing and decorating the mitten, coloring the animals, then assembling the sticks. We practiced reading the story multiple times during the week using the animal cutouts- it was great. Well worth the price - I'll buy another kit to save for next winter! January 7, 2012