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Pinkalicious Merry Pinkmas Lesson Plan

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15 Nov
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Pinkalicious fans will love this Merry Pinkmas lesson plan. Includes a craft, scavenger hunt, and hands-on literacy activity. Perfect for early elementary!

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Pinkalicious fans will love this Merry Pinkmas lesson plan complete with a craft, scavenger hunt, and hands-on literacy activity. Perfect for early elementary!

If you love Pinkalicious, you will enjoy the festive holiday read of Pinkalicious Merry Pinkmas! Be sure to add it to your Christmas reading list.

In this story, children can follow the adventures of the whimsical Pinkalicious once again, and see what sort of mischief she gets up to! 

Pinkalicious fans will love this Merry Pinkmas lesson plan. Includes a craft, scavenger hunt, and hands-on literacy activity. Perfect for early elementary!

Head to Amazon or your local bookstore to snag Pinkalicious: Merry Pinkmas, then give these fun book- based activities a try!

Merry Pinkmas Lesson Plan

In the story Pinkalicious: Merry Pinkmas, we follow Pinkalicious on her quest to convince her parents to get a bright pink artificial tree this year!

This is the perfect book for the Christmas season, and when you are done enjoying it there are several educational activities you can try.

These book-based activities will help extend the text in a meaningful way, and keep the kids engaged after the story is over.

Cloud Dough Pretend Pink Cupcakes

In this activity children will enjoy making pretend and above all PINK cupcakes!

What You’ll Need

• 1 cup of corn starch

• 3 cups of whipped cream topping

• 1 tablespoon of vegetable oil (optional)

• pink sugar sprinkles

• small crafting pom poms

• paper cupcake liners


What You’ll Do

Begin by mixing the corn starch and whipped topping in a bowl. Mix well so that a cloud dough consistency is formed.

If the dough is too crumbly, add a tablespoon of oil and mix well. If the dough is too sticky, you can add a teaspoon of corn starch at a time until you get the firm dough you are after.

Sprinkle the surface with corn starch and roll the dough into balls.

Place each cloud dough ball into a cupcake cup liner. Gently press and flatten to fill.

Sprinkle the top of each pretend cupcake with pink sugar sprinkles and top with a crafting pom pom!

More Learning Activities

#1 Pink Scavenger Hunt

In this activity you will keep your eyes peeled for all things pink!

Supplies needed:
– sticky notes

Directions:

Skim through the book and look for examples of all things pink! You will see ornaments, bows, sweet treats, and so much more.

Now, take a look through your own house and look for the color pink. Use your sticky notes to mark anything pink you see.

Take a tally of how many pink items you found. Create a tally sheet to add up the number or pink items you were able to locate.

Pinkalicious fans will love this Merry Pinkmas lesson plan. Includes a craft, scavenger hunt, and hands-on literacy activity. Perfect for early elementary!

#2 Pinkalicious Word Scramble

In this activity, you will use the letters found in the fabulous word PINKALICIOUS to create words of your own!

Supplies needed:
– markers
– notecards
– scissors

Directions:

Begin by writing the word PINKALICIOUS, one letter at a time on your notecards. The idea is to put one letter per card.

Now rearrange the cards and see how many words you can make using the letters found in Pinkalicious.

Some examples of words you can create include: pink, sip, sink, and ink!

Set a time for 2 minutes. See how many words you can create before time is up.

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