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Sunglasses Maracas Ladybug Ant Spider

Teacup Caterpillar Butterfly Sun Moon

Fancy Bingo!Directions:1. Photocopy the fancy pictures (below) and fancy bingo card (on the next page), and distribute

one set of fancy pictures and one fancy bingo card to each player.

2. Have each player create their own fancy bingo card by cutting out the fancy pictures and taping their favorites in the ten blank boxes on their fancy bingo card.

3. After all of the fancy bingo cards have been created, randomly point to each image and say what it is aloud. If a player has the matching image on their card, tell them to circle it.

4. The first player to circle 5 pictures in a row will call out, “I am Fancy!” and sing the FANCY song (lyrics on the next page) to win.

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Fancy Pictures!

Fancy Bingo Card

F A N C Y

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When you circle 5 pictures in a row, yell, “I am Fancy!” and sing (to the tune of BINGO):

I know a girl who is so fancy And Nancy is her name, oh

F-A-N-C-YF-A-N-C-YF-A-N-C-Y

And Nancy is her name, oh!

Activity Un (that ’s French for One)

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Transform yourself into a beautiful butterfly!

7. Put your new wings on like a backpack, and transform yourself into a beautiful butterfly!

1. On a thick piece of white paper, draw two letter Bs back-to-back. Make them as big or little as you want your wings to be, but make sure they’re the same size so your wings are even.

Now you can do the same thing to make your own butterfly wings!

In Bonjour, Butterfly, Nancy teaches Bree how to make butterflies using

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Suggested Materials needed: White paper, glue, hole punch, string, scissors, coloring and decorating materials.

3. Now fold them in half where the Bs meet in the middle.

2. Ask a grown-up to help you cut out your new wings.

4. Decorate your wings on the front and back. Make sure you use lots of colors and plenty of glitter! Butterflies are beautiful and your wings will be, too!

5. Again, ask an adult to help you make 2 holes at the top and 2 holes at the bottom.

6. Pull a piece of string through the top hole and around through the bottom hole and then tie at the top. Re-peat on the other side.

Make sure to leave some slack—these will be where your arms go to hold your wings on.

A FANCY DAY WITH NANCYNancy loves fancy words. Can you help her finish this story by adding your favorite words?

Use the fanciest words you can think of, then share your story with your friends!

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Fancy Nancy and _________ were playing ___________ in the _________.

It was their favorite thing to do. Fancy Nancy picked up a/an ____________

and put it on her ________. She looked ________. Then Nancy had a/

an __________ idea. Since they both looked so _________ Nancy thought

they should have a fashion show for their family and friends.

Nancy decided to _____________ down the _________ carpet they set up in

the ___________. Then it was _________’s turn to __________ down

the ___________ carpet. They both had the most ____________ day ever!

(your name) (favorite activity) (favorite place)

(fashion accessory)

(body part) (fancy adjective)

(fancy adjective) (fancy adjective)

(fancy action word) (favorite color)

(2nd favorite place) (your name) (fancy action word)

(2nd favorite color) (fancy adjective)

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Match these fancy words to the pictures.