We try to take every opportunity we can to spend time together, on and off the field. Soccer has been a way for my family to spend time together, whether that’s playing together on the field or watching a game. They’ve probably made more memories than goals, and that’s totally fine with me. They’ve been able to make a lot of memories on the field. My kids have a soccer obsessed grandpa and they’ve had the opportunity to have him coach their teams. While I don’t play (somehow finding the coordination to connect my foot to the ball is just too tall of an order), I have spent hours and hours watching my siblings and now my kids play. Soccer has been a part of my family’s life for as far back as I can remember. Have fun!įollow me! Did you enjoy this post? Do me a favor and share it with your friends! And follow this blog by signing up for my email updates here, or follow on Bloglovin', or follow me on TPT! I'm also on Pinterest, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Google+ and YouTube, too! Don't forget to sign up for our email newsletter for special deals and promo codes that you won't find out about anywhere else.Thanks to The International Champions Cup for sponsoring this post.Īre you looking for the perfect Father’s Day gift for a soccer-loving dad? If your dad is a soccer fan, these Father’s Day gifts are sure to be a hit.
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The free downloadable instructions for the Father’s Day guided drawing project are right here. If one of those things is off a little bit, they really cannot continue, and that makes it hard to make a nice looking card. That way, it is the right size, and it is in the right spot. It works well because the head is traced onto the card ahead of time for the kids. We used the same pattern for the card from the Mother’s Day guided drawing card. I love it when reversals create a totally different message! How cute is this? The above picture is my absolute FAVORITE of the whole bunch! Can you figure out what this precious little girl was trying to write to her father? We have a couple more Mohawks and love note. Did you notice? The dad on the bottom right of the above picture is a SpiderDad! Several of the boys in my class this year had an obsession with Spiderman this year, and tried to turn just about every project they could into a Spiderman styled project. A child told me that one dad in the picture above had a Mohawk, and another child drew a five o’clock shadow on his dad! I love all of the personality that the children gave each of their dads in the pictures! I love that children want to use all of the colors in the crayon box, and so they will often make their dads rainbow colored, just for fun. Note the five o’clock shadow on the dad to his right! The dad in the bottom center is supposed to have a Mohawk. Of course, by this time of year, the children don’t need a lot of help writing, thanks to doing so much Sing and Spell the Sight Words and Sounds Fun Phonics movements and songs. We did our guided drawing activity after lunch one afternoon for the outside of our Father’s Day cards, and then wrote the words on the inside of our cards at our writing table with my help in small groups the next day. I also have a class set of crayons in baggies that we only use for this purpose. We use a class set of clipboards to do our drawing. We did our Father’s Day guided drawing lesson last week, and the pictures turned out sooooo cute! I love that my students last year would always CHEER when I told them that we were going to do guided drawing! It’s neat when they are so “into” an activity that they all feel like they are being given a treat when they are given the lesson! I encouraged the children to make their pictures look like their own dads as much as possible.
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