I have got a fun theme for you this week! We are going to be doing Teddy Bear activities! After coming up with the Teddy Bear theme I had a flood of great ideas that I cannot wait to share. Today we will be having Teddy Bear Picnic Activities for Kindergarten.

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Teddy Bear Picnic Activities for Kindergarten

The first thing I would do is read the book Teddy Bear Picnic by David Grisman and Jerry Garcia (of the Grateful Dead).

Here is a video of Jerry Garcia singing the Teddy Bear’s Picnic song on youtube! After reading the book you can play the song and then work on practicing and singing together the song.

Teddy Bear Picnic Printable Pack This Teddy Bear Printable Pack contains over 60 pages and is so much fun for the teddy bear lovers and the picnic lovers. Inside this pack, you’ll find many different math and literacy activities, handwriting practice, puzzles, and much more! Hop on board the Rathwood Express with the 3 Bears & your new Teddy Bear. The Rathwood Express will take you down to the woodland to feed the Geese. After the Train journey the children will enjoy. The Teddy Numbers game can help you to learn numbers to 15. Learn the digits and words for the numbers and it game can help you learn to count too. Pupils, Parents. An animated story of the traditional story of the Three Bears. There is a sequencing activity to print out to go with the story.

After reading the book, you could explain to the students you are going to have your own teddy bear picnic! You will make invitations together and the students will bring in their teddy bears (or other animals) into school for the day. (I have included a template for the teddy bear picnic invitation below).

On the day of the Teddy Bear Picnic make sure you have some extra teddy bears in case a child forgets to bring one. You could also have students share bears for the day.

The day the children bring in their teddy bears the students will leave them at their desks before going out to recess (or elsewhere). When the children return to the classroom the bears will be missing/hidden! The students will need to look for the bears using their binoculars! They better dress in disguise while they go look for the bears…(wear your mask or bear hat!) Once the bears are found, the students have a snack with their bears. (They could have teddy grahams and gummy bears) They can also do a craft together, and a writing prompt. (All these things are included below).

Another idea is that instead of having Teddy Bear Picnic Activities for Kindergarten, you could do a Teddy Bear Sleepover! (OR, you could have both a picnic and a sleepover). After the picnic is over, you could read the story A Bedtime for Bear (Bear and Mouse) by Bonnie Becker. This book is about a Bear and a Mouse who go to have a sleepover together but then become frightened and they each keep up the other (until they eventually fall asleep).

After spending the day at the picnic there could be a teddy bear sleepover! The children have to be okay with leaving their teddy bears at school but once the children leave for the night, the teddy bears get into mischief! They will be found in the morning having done different activities in the room. The students will be absolutely delighted when they arrive in the morning to find what their bear had done overnight! This creates another opportunity for a writing prompt!

A teddy bear picnic and/or Teddy Bear sleepover are a fun way to help reinforce learning in the classroom. Do you have any ideas to share to host a teddy bear picnic?

I have about 10 different posts planned to go along with the teddy bear theme and teddy bear picnic. Everything will be linked here once they are complete. Here are the teddy bear picnic posts I currently have…

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Teddy Bear Picnic Activities for Kindergarten
Invitations for a Teddy Bear Picnic
Do you want to make a teddy bear?
Teddy Bear Picnic Coloring Pages
Teddy Bear Picnic Writing Prompts
Teddy Bear Picnic Party games
Teddy Bear Picnic Mask/Hat
Teddy Bear Picnic Colof-by-Letter/ Color by Sight Word Pages
Brown Bear Brown Bear Lesson
Teddy Bear Bulletin Board Ideas
Teddy Bear Picnic Bear Craft/Book

Other great books and activities you can do for a Teddy Bear Picnic Include…
Corduroy Crafts and Activities

Teddy Bear Preschool Letter Cards

To go along with the Teddy Bear Picnic, you may enjoy a Teddy Bear Picnic Set.

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Beer Pong Days: 1-4 (Moved from June) Link (Note: I have no validation Beer Pong Day is in May as other sites claim.)
*National Tom Sawyer Days: 1-5 Link (aka Fence Painting Days)
*National Unassisted Homebirth Week: 1-7
Roswell UFO Days: 2-5 Link
*Freedom Week: 4-10
Be Nice To New Jersey Week: 4-10 (First Full Week)
National Theraputic Recreation Week: 4-10 Link(2nd Week even if first week isn't full week.)
Nude Recreation Weekend: 4-10 (First Week)
Punxsutawney Groundhog Days: 4-10
*Creative Maladjustment Week: 7-14 Link
Running of The Bulls (Spain): 7-14
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National Vodka Week: 11-17 Link
Operation Safe Driver Week: 11-17 Link
Sports Cliché Week: 11-17 Link(Always Week of Maj. League Baseball All-Stars Game)
National Ventriloquism Week:11-17Link
Family Golf Week: 14-17 Link
National Cancer Survivor Sibling Week: 15-18 Link(Second Full Week)

*Rabbit Week: 15-21
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National Parenting Gifted Children Week: 16-18 Link (Third Full Weekend)
National Sweet Corn Week: 16-17
Hemingway Look-Alike Days: 17-21 Link (Nearest his Birthday of 7/21)
National Moth Week: 17-25 Link

National Scrabble Week: 17-24 Link
*Restless Leg Syndrome (RLS) Education & Awareness Week: 18-25
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Captive Nations Week: 18-24 (3rd Week)
Everybody Deserves A Massage Week: 18-24 Link (3rd Full Week)
National Independent Retailers Week: 18-24 Link(3rd week with 21st in it.)
National Zoo Keeper Week:18-24 Link(3rd Week)
International Lace Week: 19-23 Link(There are 3 lace observances. July & August = Wkly. Sept. = Lace Day)
National Baby Food Week: 21-24 Link(3rd Week)
Comic Con International: 22-25
Ernest Hemingway Days: 22-24 Link

Annie Oakley Days: 23-25 (Last Full Weekend)
Garlic Days: 23-25 Link(Last Weekend)
XXXII Olympic Games (postponed from 2020): 23-8/8 (Japan)
RAGBRAI: 25-31
Women in Baseball Week: 25-31 (Last Full Week)
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Quilt Odyssey Week: 29-31 ( Last Thurs to Sat.)
World Lumberjack Championships: 29-31 (Last Weekend)
Gallop International Tribal Indian Powwow: 30-8/10 Link
Satchmo Week: 30-8/1
World Police and Fire Games: 30-8/8

July 2021 Daily Holidays

*Canada Day: 1
*Estee Lauder Day: 1
*Medicare's Birthday: 1
*National Deep Fried Clams Day: 1 Link(See also November 1)
*National GSA Employee Day: 1
*National Postal Workers Day: 1 Link
*Resolution Renewal Day: 1 (To renew your broken New Year's Resolution.)
*U.S. Postage Stamp Day: 1
*Zip Code Day: 1


*I Forgot Day: 2
*Made In The USA Day: 2
Second Half of The Year Day: 2 Link(Non-Leap Years it's July 2)
*World UFO Day: 2 Link


*Compliment Your Mirror Day: 3
*Drop A Rock Day: 3 Link(aka Rock Painting)
Hop A Park Day: 3 (First Saturday)
International Day of Cooperatives: 3 (First Saturday)
International Cherry Pit Spitting Day: 3 Link(First Saturday)
*International Plastic Bag Free Day: 3 Link
National Play Outside Day: 3 Link(First Saturday)
*Stay Out Of The Sun Day; 3
*Superman Day: 3 Link


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*Fourth of July or Independence Day: 4
*Independence From Meat Day: 4
*Indivisible Day: 4 Link
*Lou Gehrig Day: 4
*National BBQ Ribs Day: 4 Link

*Bikini Day: 5
Earth at Aphelion: 5
*Work Without Your Hands Day: 5 Link(SpongeBob Squarepants)

*Fried Chicken Day: 6 Link
*International Kissing Day or World Kiss Day: 6
*Take Your Webmaster to Lunch Day: 6


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*Father-Daughter Take A Walk Together Day: 7
*Global Forgiveness Day: 7 Link
*Tell The Truth Day: 7
*Victims of The Dallas, Texas Attack Day: 7 Link


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Fast of Tammuz: 8
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*Math 2.0 Day: 8 (Founding Day)Link
*National Freezer Pop Day: 8 Link
*National Video Game Day: 8 Link
*SCUD Day (Savor the Comic, Unplug the Drama): 8
World Body Painting Day: 8-10 ? Link


Collector Car Appreciation Day: 9 (2nd Friday)Link
Martyrdom of The Bab: 9
National Motorcycle Day: 9 (2nd Friday)
*National No Bra Day: 9 Link(Also October 13.)
Taos Pueblo Pow Wow: 9-11? Link
Wayne the Chicken Day: 9-11 Link(2nd Weekend)

Bald Is In: 10 (Second Saturday)
Carver Day: 10 Link(Second Saturday)
*Clerihew Day: 10
*Don't Step On A Bee Day: 10
*Global Energy Independence Day: 10 Link
Grange Day: 10 (Second Saturday)
*Oils & Concentrates Day: 10 Link
*Piña Colada Day: 10 Link
*Teddy Bears' Picnic Day: 10 Link
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*U.S. Energy Independence Day: 10 Link


*Bowdler's Day: 11
*Cheer Up The Lonely Day: 11
*Day of The Five Billion: 11 Link
*Make Your Own Sundae Day: 11
*National Rainier Cherries Day: 11 Link
*Slurpee Day or 7-11's Birthday: 11 Link
World Miniature Golf Day: 11 Link
*World Population Day: 11
Ratha Yatro: 11

*Different Colored Eyes Day: 12
International Town Criers Day: 12 (Second Monday)
*National Pecan Pie Day: 12
*Night of Nights: 12 (Maritime Radio) Link

*Simplicity Day: 12 Link

Teddy Bears Picnic Song


Chick-fil-A's Cow Appreciation Day: 13 (2nd Tuesday) Dress Like a cow and get free entree!Link
*Embrace Your Geekness Day: 13
*Gruntled Workers Day: 13
*International Rock Day: 13 Link
*National Beef Tallow Day: 13
*National French Fries Day: 13 Link
*National Nitrogen Ice Cream Day: 13
*World Cup Soccer Day: 13 (Anniversary Observance)


*Bastille Day: 14
*International Nude Day: 14 Link
International Sister Cities Day: 14 ?Link
*National Macaroni and Cheese Day: 14 Link
*Shark Awareness Day: 14 Link
*Victims of The Nice, France Attack Day: 14 Link


*Be A Dork Day: 15
Get to Know Your Customers Day: 15 ( January 21, April 15, July 15 and October 21 = 3rd Thurs. of Each Quarter)
*Gummi Worm Day: 15 Link
*National Give Something Away Day: 15
*National Pet Fire Safety Day: 15 LinkLink
*Saint Swithin's Day: 15
*World Youth Skills Day: 15

Celebration of The Horse Day: 16-18 (3rd Weekend)
*National Guinea Pig Day: 16 Link
*National Personal Chef's Day: 16 Link (Different sponsor than one on February 26)
Robin Hood Day: 16-18 Link(3rd Weekend)
*World Snake Day: 16 Link


*Disneyland Day: 17
National Bridal Sale Day: 17 (3rd Saturday)
Strawberry Rhubarb Wine Day: 17 (Third Saturday) Link
Tisha B'Av: 17
Toss Away the 'Could Haves' and 'Should Haves' Day: 17 (Third Saturday)
Woodie Wagon Day: 17 (Third Saturday)
Women's Dive Day: 17(3rd Saturday)
*Victims of Baton Rouge, Louisianna Attack Day: 17 Link
*World Day for International Criminal Justice: 17 Link
*World Emoji Day: 17 Link
*Wrong Way Corrigan Day: 17
*Yellow Pig Day: 17 Link

Anne Hutchinson Memorial Day: 18 (Always on a Sunday before or after her birthday 7/20)
Lake Superior Day: 18 (Third Sunday)
*Insurance Nerd Day: 18 Link
*National Caviar Day: 18 Link
National Ice Cream Day: 18 (Third Sunday)
*National Sour Candy Day: 18 Link(Started by American Licorice 2015)
*Nelson Mandela International Day: 18 Link
Tisha B'Av: 18

Eid-Al-Adha: 19
*Flitch Day: 19 Link
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But, July 19, 1854 was when the ceremony was revived after not having it for 103 years. This is why some say it's on this date. However it's really officially celebrated every Leap Year. Next one will be on July 9, 2016. See the Flitch of Dunmow site. )

Global Hug Your Kid Day: 19 (Third Monday)
National Get Out of the Doghouse Day: 19 (Third Monday)



*Moon Day: 20
*National Lollipop Day: 20 Link
*Space Exploration Day: 20 Link
*World Chess Day: 20 Link
*World Jump Day: 20 Link


*Legal Drinking Age Day: 21
*Lowest Recorded Temperature Day (-128.6F Antarctica): 21 Think cool thoughts. :)
*National Be Someone Day: 21 Link
National Hot Dog Day: 21 Link (3rd Wednesday)
*No Pet Store Puppies Day: 21
Take Your Poet To Work Day: 21 (3rd Wednesday)


*Casual Pi Day: 22 (22/7)
*Fragile X Awareness Day: 22
National Intern Day: 22 Link(4th Thursday)
National Refreshment Day: 22 Link (4th Thursday)
*Rat-catchers Day: 22
*Spooners (Spoonerism) Day: 22


*Gorgeous Grandma Day: 23 (Note: Website hacked. No link provided.)
*Hot Enough For Ya Day: 23
Lumberjack Day: 23 (Last Friday of the Last Full Weekend)


*Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Pioneer Day: 24 Link
*Cousins Day: 24
*International Self Care Day: 24 Link
National Body Painting Day: 24 (NYC) Link
National Day of the Cowboy : 24 Link(Fourth Saturday)
National Day of Lament: 24 (Last Saturday) Link
*National Drive-Thru Day: 24
*National Tequila Day: 24 (US) Link(In March for Mexico)
*National Thermal Engineers Day: 24 Link(It's considered the hottest day of the year.)
National Water Gun Fight Day: 24 Link
*Tell An Old Joke Day: 24
*Tequila Day: 24 Link

Auntie's Day: 25 (4th Sunday)
*Carousel Day or Merry-Go-Round Day: 25 Link
*Hire A Veteran Day: 25 Link
*National Korean War Veterans Armistice Day: 25 Link
National Parents Day: 25 (Fourth Sunday)
*Red Shoe Day (International) : 25 LinkLink(Lyme Disease)
*Thread The Needle Day: 25 Link
(Note: This is a traditional church game played in the Spring. It really can be played anytime.)

*Americans With Disabilities Day: 26 Link
*Armed Forces Unification Day: 26
*Aunts and Uncles Day: 26 Link

*Bagelfest Day: 26 LinkLink (Note: Different than Bagel Day on Feb. 9. Another one on August 9)
*International Day For The Conservation Of The Mangrove Ecosystem: 26
*One Voice: 26

*Barbie-in-a-blender Day: 27 Link
*Love Is Kind Day: 27 Link
*National Korean War Veterans Armistice Day: 27
*Take Your Houseplant For A Walk Day: 27
*Walk on Stilts Day: 27


*Buffalo Soldiers Day: 28 Link
*National Milk Chocolate Day: 28 Link
*National Waterpark Day: 28 Link
*World Hepatitis Day: 28 Link


*Army Chaplain Corps Anniversary: 29 Link
*Global Tiger Day: 29
*International Chicken Wing Day: 29 Link
*International Tiger Day: 29 Link
*Lasagna Day: 29
*National Chicken Wing Day: 29 Link
National Chili Dog Day: 29 (Last Thursday)
*National Lipstick Day: 29
*Rain Day: 29 Link


*Cheesecake Day: 30 Link
*Father-In-Law Day: 30
*Friendship Day: 30 Link(also August 3.)
*Health Care Now! Medicare's Birthday: 30 Link
*International Day of Friendship: 30 Link(Started by UN. Different than 'Friendship Day' in August.)
*National Chicken and Waffles Day: 30
National Get Narly Day: 30 Link (Last Friday)
*National Intern Day: 30 Link
*National Share A Hug Day: 30 Link
National Talk in An Elevator Day: 30 (Last Friday in July)Link
*National Whistleblowers Appreciation Day: 30 Link
*Paperback Book Day: 30
*World Day Against Trafficking in Persons: 30
System Administrator Appreciation Day: 30 LinkLink(Last Friday)


*National Avocado Day: 31 Link
*National Mutt Day: 31 Link (Also Dec. 2 every year)
Paddle for Perthes Disease Awareness Day: 31 (Always Last Saturday)
*Uncommon Instruments Awareness Day: 31 Link
*World Ranger Day: 31 Link

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Current Moon View
as of today

1
Last Qtr.
5:12 pm
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9
New Moon
9:17 pm
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17
First Qtr.
6:11 am
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23
Full Moon
10:37 pm
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31
Last Qtr.
9: 18 am
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Full Moon on the 23rd is called 'Buck Moon' by Native Americans of New England and the Great Lakes because at this time of the year, the new antlers of the buck deer begin to appear. It's also called the 'Thunder Moon' due to all the summer storms.

July 28th there is the Delta Aquarids Meteor Shower.


Credits:
Chases Calendar of Events 2020, Rowman & Littlefield
Thanks to Patricia Schneider for letting me know about System Administrator Appreciation Day.
Thanks to Sonjia Bradshaw for letting me know about A LOT of observances!
Thanks to Elaine Carter for letting me know about Freedom Week
Thanksto Kristina Grant for letting me know about National Parenting Gifted Children Week.
Thanks to Crystal Garcia for letting me know about Hallmark's Father-in-Law Day.
Thanks to Lori Schwabenbauer for letting me know about National Hot Dog Day.
Thanks to Sandra Lambert for letting me know about Teddy Bears' Picnic Day.
Thanks to Michael Sayers for letting me know about Paddle for Perthes Disease Awareness Day.
Thanks to Stu Cohen for letting me know about Merry-Go-Round Day (aka Carousel Day).
Thanks to Tamara Muller for letting me know about National Zoo Keeper Week.
Thanks to Roger W. Hancock for letting me know about Buffalo Soldier's Day.
Thanks to Stan Park for letting me know about Collector Car Appreciation Day.
Thanks to Barry Foster for letting me know about International Kissing Day and Slurpee Day.
Thanks to Dawn Weyde for letting me know about National French Fries Day.
Thanks to Laurie Murphy for letting me know about National Support Public Education Day.
Thanks to Bridget Curtis for letting me know about National Chicken Wing Day.
Thanks to Sophie Faught for letting me know about Creative Maladjustment Week.
Thanks to Dr. Tom Stevens for letting me know about Space Exploration Day.
Thanks to Justin Deering for letting me know about Cord Blood Awareness Month, Juvenille Arthritis Awareness Month,
National Cleft & Craniofacial Awareness & Prevention Month, Nelson Mandela International Day, International Day of Friendship, National Pet Fire Safety Day, National Mutt Day, World Snake Day, World Emoji Day, Black Women's Equal Pay Day.
Thanks to Kerry Bannigan for letting me know about Independent Retailers Month.
Thanks to Milana Gorenstein for letting me know about International Cake Day
Thanks to Lori Marie Civello for letting me know about Batman Day.
Thanks to Dana Pratt for letting me know about the Taos Pueblo Pow Wow.
Thanks to Mark Berryman for letting me know about Fried Chicken Day.
Thanks to Mike Lanz for letting me know about National Macaroni and Cheese Day.
Thanks to Randy Bland for letting me know about National Hot Dog Day.
Thanks to Lisa Hilton and Karen Smith for letting me know about Red Shoe Day.
Thanks to Gerry Safranski for letting me know about the Army Chaplain Corps Anniversary.
Thanks to Elana Widmann for letting me know about National Intern Day.
Thanks to Kevin Kantola for letting me know about US Energy Independence Day.
Thanks to Gavriella Kaiserman for letting me know about National Day of Lament.
Thanks to Rick McNeely for letting me know about National Video Game Day.


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