This fun printable activity is great for kindergarten or first-grade students learning number recognition and early literacy skills. This integrated activity combines fine motor skills, counting, and number recognition, as well as gross motor skills! 10 Apples Sidewalk ChalkĪ teacher’s favorite apple activity is sidewalk chalk! Students can trace their bodies and then draw and count apples.

They can keep count of how many they were able to balance, and then create a graph! This fun extension activity provides perfect counting practice for the whole class.

Make the story more realistic for your students by having them balance bean bags on their heads. This integrated activity is perfect for Montessori classrooms and is a great addition to the apple sensory table! Stacking Apples Stem ActivityĪnother great extension for the book is stacking painted rocks! Students will love this art activity as they get to paint rocks and learn how to balance objects. For an extra challenge, have your students stack each item using jumbo tweezers. Be sure to include small red pom poms and photos of your students. Apple Montessori Sensory TableĪfter reading Ten Apple Up On Top, you can set up a stacking sensory table! Print out small pictures of apples and tape them onto cubes or Lego blocks. Read on to find 10 awesome activities that incorporate motor skill practice, math, and science as extensions. Suess’s book Ten Apples Up On Top? Accompany your read-aloud with these 10 integrated lessons that enrich and extend your preschool or early elementary students’ learning in all subjects.

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