
From the moment the book was complete, I wanted to create a way for children to have fun dressing up the Three Ghost Friends in all the costumes. Additionally, I also wanted to provide a way for parents and teachers to explore the concept of categorizing with their child or student.
I met both of those goals with the FREE printable activity kit, COSTUME TIME!, which includes the Three Ghost Friends and all of the costumes they try on at the A to Z Costume Shop.
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Click here to download the activity packet. |
Letter Costume Match
1. Laminate the Three Ghost Friends game board.
2. Write a letter on each line below the ghosts with a dry erase marker.
3. The child will match the costume with the same beginning letter to the letter on the line.
Category Ghosts
1. Lay many costumes in front of the child.
2. Encourage them to dress the Three Ghost Friends in costumes that match (fruits, water animals, etc.)
3. Determine if providing the category or having the child suggest the category work best for your situation.
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My daughter wrote letters on the line. |
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A is for an apple costume. B is for a banana costume. C is for a cherry costume. |
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More costumes matched to their letter - a doctor, an engineer, a firefighter. |
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In this example, we wrote "animals" on the game board and laid out many costumes. |
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My two year old son found the "animal" costumes and dressed the ghosts. |
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These were all the land animals from the book - a lion, a kangaroo, a jaguar. |
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Next, he tried the water animals -- a manatee, a narwhal, and an octopus! |
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