Deck the halls with holiday lights....Fa-LaLaLaLa...LaLa-La-La! Thankfully for you there's no volume button for this post so you'll have to sing it yourself :-) When I arrived at school today, the halls WERE decked with these festive holiday lights that were adorable and oh so very OT-ish! The students had to CUT out the lights, COLOR the letters, and STRING the lights together by LACING in and out of the holes they made using a HOLE PUNCHER. Whew! Those little fingers were workin' for this one and the kiddos were proud of their efforts. Younger students admired the fun colors and holiday "lights" in the halls. A whole bunch of them hanging together on the wall simply "lit up" the halls! Here's a little peek~~
This is a good one to try at home too where you can challenge your little elves to hang LOTS of lights! For pre-readers, the lights can be cut and laced without letters or you could spell out names of the children. I've never met a kiddo who doesn't love to decorate for the holidays so take advantage of that enthusiasm!
Jen Dermody, OTR/L
Hi Jen,
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Tammy
primaryparadise.blogspot
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Holly
Crisscross Applesauce in First Grade
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