Apple kindergarten activities how to#

Let children discover the difference between raw, cooked, and baked apples. Let children use a potato masher to mash the apples to make applesauce. Put in a pot and partially cover with water. Peel, core, and slice apples into quarters. Five pounds of apples make about two quarts of applesauce. Tip: Turn the apples every day.Īpplesauce is easy to make. (Don't let the apple slices touch each other.) Hang the apples in a dry, airy spot and let them dry for one to two weeks. Decorate the hanger with some apples made out of craft paper and add the apple rings. Use a wire cutter to cut a white-coated clothes hanger. Peel, core, and cut apples into chip-sized circles. Apples In the Kitchen Science Activities and Snacks Print and glue an apple on cereal box carton and cut out. Make two cuts on one end of the paper roll and slide tree top inside. Let children glue the apples on to the tree top cut-out and let dry.

Apple kindergarten activities how to#

Demonstrate how to roll and crumple the tissue paper to make small red apples. Trace a tree top shape on to green craft paper and cut out. Let children use jumbo tweezers to pick the apples from the tree and place them inside a basket. Print a picture of an apple tree and place red pom-poms on the tree. In a other basket, place lengths of yarn in the same colors with one end re-inforced with tape. Provide a basket full of red, yellow, and green card stock apples with holes punched along the edges. Attach apples to trees. Provide baskets and let children pick the apples from the trees. Add a small velcro dot to each apple and on the trees. Create two large trees with brown packing paper and green craft paper and attach to a wall. Make several cotton ball apples or paper apples.