glue construction paper A Pocket for Corduroy by Don Freeman markers 1 1/2 " flocked bears from a craft store
Instructions
1. Ahead of time, copy the pocket pattern (see illustration) and cut it out. Glue two pocket shapes together, leaving the top open. Make one for each child. Let dry. 2. Read the book A Pocket for Corduroy several times and discuss uses for pockets. Ask the children wearing clothing with pockets to stand; count the number of pockets each child has. Discuss phrases such as "pocket watch" and "pocket change." 3. Give each child a paper pocket and a small flocked bear. 4. Encourage the children to decorate their pockets using markers. Then they can stick their bears into the pocket and re-read the story.
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