Jan 30- Feb 1
Leslie Vujko2024-02-12T17:58:23-06:00Letter Xx week Tuesday was x for X-ray. For centers we used magnifying glasses to match animal X-rays to their animal body. Used qtips as “bones” to make tally marks, and practiced writing the
Letter Xx week Tuesday was x for X-ray. For centers we used magnifying glasses to match animal X-rays to their animal body. Used qtips as “bones” to make tally marks, and practiced writing the
Letter Ii week Tuesday was actually an e-learning day. I was so happy to see all of the work that was done in our Google classroom. It looks like everyone was able to log in
Zz is for zoo! We jumped right into Zz week with all zoo centers. For math they used monkeys and bananas for number recognition and number sense. Number sense is essentially just showing them numbers
The terrific letter Tt Tt is for Turkey so Tuesday was Turkey day! We used Turkey clip cards to figure out what letters made what sound. The Turkey was holding an Hh and had
The nifty letter Nn Noodle necklace day! We started off our letter Nn week making noodle necklaces . The class did such a good job stringing the noodles on the ribbon, I was very impressed!
We had an extra week in November before we started our monthly letters. So we took this opportunity to focus on some other special prek things like shapes and colors! Tuesday we had a pretend
Pp is for … Pumpkin! We had so much pumpkin fun on Tuesday. The class got to create their own name pumpkin. They got to write their name, cut apart the pumpkin, and then
Happy fall everyone! We welcomed October with the letter Ff. Tuesday was Ff is for frog day. I have so many fun frog activities and I couldn’t wait to share them. To continue our work
Mm is for Muffins! Tuesday was all about muffins . We read the book If You Give a Moose a Muffin and had so much fun using that for our centers. The kids got to
A is for … Astronauts! Tuesday the kids became ABC astronauts. They used moon rocks to show numbers in tens frames, wrote rocket letters and created an art project with them as astronauts. We used