Create a mouse craft with your child inspired by one of our favorite picture books, Mouse Count! This activity focuses on fine motor skills and retelling the story as you create it.
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Let’s have a little fun with a snake and some mice! I invite you to join along with the book Mouse Count by Ellen Stohl Walsh.
She has written a few adorable Mouse Books which I think are essential to any children to read! Counting, Colors, Shapes they are the perfect addition to a Tot School or Preschool Program!
Mouse Count by Ellen Stohl Walsh
Mouse Craft for Kids
We’re having some sewing and counting fun!
Materials for Mouse Craft
- 2 Paper Plates
- String or ribbon
- Googly eyes
- Paper for nose
- Glue
- Hole puncher
- Printable Mouse Counting Game
Directions for Mouse Craft
Using the paper plates create a Mouse Body with one and two mouse ears with the other one.
Once your mouse shape has been created take the Hole puncher and evenly punch around the edges to create a place to sew around the mouse.
You can do this as an adult younger children but for older children encourage them to do it, it’s great for building up the fine motor skills!
Then have your child take the string and sew around the mouse.
Add your Ear, Nose and Eyes with glue and allow to dry.
Printable Mouse Count Math Games
I’ve created a few Printable Mouse Activities just for our readers at The Educators’ Spin On It.
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Additional Mouse Count Activities
- Mouse Count Activities by First Grade ala Carte {While you’re there check out the Mouse Paint and Mouse Shapes Activities too}
- Video of Mouse Count
- Mouse Unit from Homeschool Share
- Felt Mouse Count for Storytelling from Izzie, Mac and Me
- Mouse Unit at Doodle Bugs Teaching Torn Mouse Idea
Don’t forget to check out other book by Ellen Stohl Walsh to work on Shapes and Colors!
Additional Mouse Count Activities for Kids
Mouse Paint Activity with Names
Mouse Themed Sidewalk Chalk Alphabet Game
Mouse Count Activity with Recycled Lids
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