Letter "Ee"

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Prop Box Idea for the Letter E - Engineer (train) - small chairs, hats , tickets, a hole punch, rubber stamps, ink pads, table, old suitcases (small), and pictures of trains, conductor's hat and vest, dress up clothes for traveller's, train whistle.

Make a Display Box for "Ee"
Decorate a box with the letter "Ee" theme. Inside the box place items (or pictures of items) whose names begin with "Ee". Some ideas below:
Food
eggs, eggplant, english muffins, eggnog,
Animals, Insects & Birds
elephant, emu, eagle, eel, elk,
Miscellaneous
ears, earth, eight, elbow, electricity, eleven, elm tree, emotions, engine, engineer, envelope, Eskimo, evening, everyone, eye eyeball, eyebrow, eyelash, eyelid,

Recognizing the Letter "Ee"
Introduce the letter "E" to the children by showing them the written word "elephant or egg" and helping them to see that it begins with an "Ee". Cut a large elephant or egg shape out of paper and write the letter "Ee" on it. Have the children tear or cut out magazine pictures beginning with the letter "Ee" and then glue the pictures on the shape.

An "Egg"cellent Idea! Submitted by Kim (luv2selldots)
Take a white crayon and have them draw pictures or write their names on a cooled hardboiled egg. Then dye them just like at easter time. When they get up from nap they have a wonderful snack.

More "Ee" ideas submitted by Ruth (ruthjrc)

• cut out sensory E's from sandpaper and sponge and let the children feel the shape of the letter
• play eye spy objects that begin with the letter Ee
• E is for Elmo... have an Elmo day! Elmo's "E" colouring page http://www.ctw.org/preschool/printme/view/0,1155,3017,00.html
• the Enormous box - get a refridgerator box and cut a door and a window in it. glue pictures of objects starting with the letter Ee inside the box or make an Entertaining Tunnel and have the children crawl through smaller boxes that have Ee pictures glued to the sides and top.
• egg carton math - using an egg carton, number each cup 1 through 12.
• Buy a package of plastic coloured eggs and add corresponding dots to the eggs on the top and the number on the bottom of the egg. Children can match the egg pairs together and then match the whole egg into the proper place in the carton.

• Melt margarine in fry pan on low heat. Add eggs and cheese spread or cream cheese.
• Cook, stirring constantly, until eggs begin to set.
• Top each english muffin with a cheese slice, and 1/4 of the scrambled eggs

Chill hard boiled eggs. Cut eggs in half lengthwise. Scoop out yolk and place in small bowl. Place egg white halves on a plate. Mix together the yolks, dressing, mustard, salt & pepper (to taste)....blending well. (The mustard is there to put in a little color...but if you prefer to taste the "zing"...then adjust for your own taste!) Spoon the yolk mixture back into the hole of the egg white. Stick a square cracker, point down, into the yolk mixture for a sail.

Note: You could also use a pretzel stick and a cheese slice cut into triangles as a sail!.

English Muffin Pizzas Submtted by Linda (lindafh)
8 english muffin halves
1 tsp of pizza sauce per half
toppings: pepperoni, pineapple, salami, bacon, vegies, ......your choice!
shredded mozzarella cheese (try cheddar or swiss or ???)

Place 1 tsp. of pizza sauce on each muffin half. Add toppings and cheese. Place in a 350o oven just until cheese melts. About 5 minutes. These are fun to make...the kids love to help! We build a face on ours on top of the cheese with cut up toppings - that way the kids recognize their own creations - when they come out of the oven!