Pet Schedule
Science/Art Activity
In this activity children will share what they know about their pets'
daily activities and create an imaginary schedule for their pets.
WHAT YOU NEED
My Pet's Schedule (print and copy)
WHAT TO DO
- Discuss with children their daily routine, including classroom activities.
Explain that activities such as these make up a daily schedule. On a piece of
chart paper, create with children a basic daily schedule such as the one below:
Morning
Get dressed
Have breakfast
Go to School
Afternoon
Go home
Have a snack
Play
Night
Eat dinner
Read a book
Go to bed
(If you write a daily class schedule on the board, review it with children.)
- Next, discuss with children what their pets do during the day. List
children's responses on chart paper. Then pass out copies of the My Pet's
Schedule sheet and have children draw pictures of their pets at three different
times of day. Children who do not have pets can draw a schedule for a classroom
pet or a pet they would like to have.
- Have children share their pet schedules with friends.
TEACHING OPTIONS
Have children draw imaginary schedules for a firefighter's Dalmatian or a pirate's parrot.
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