"Almost all children respond to music. Music is an open-sesame, and if you can use it carefully and appropriately, you can reach into that child's potential for development." Dr. Clive Robbins

Saturday, April 27, 2013

Water Time


Self Directed Play & Clean Up—Letter: V,B,P  Numbers: Counting by 10’s
Weather, Calendar, Counting, Letter and Number of the Week
Seat Work
Reading and Writing
Music Circle Time
Hello Song
Instruments—Drip Drop w/ tone bells
Social—Who Stole the Cookie?
Counting—Blow Bubbles and count them
Music readiness/rhythm—Rhythm Cards
Small and Large Movement Skills
Cognitive (colors, shapes, letters)—Alphabet Rumba
Singing—Child Chooses Songs
Snack & Story Time
Free Time & Group Motor Activity
Creating Project (arts and crafts) Chalk Art/Magic Water Bottles
Give children large pieces of white paper and a box full of chalk. Do this project outside, if possible, to cut down on mess. Ask children to first make chalk drawings on their papers, then pass out cups of water and paintbrushes. Children can paint over their chalk lines with water and watch how the picture changes. Put the pictures out in the sun and watch how the pictures change again. Ask children to observe and explain the changes they're seeing.
Math/Science Skills—Pattern Cards
Goodbye Song

Self Directed Play & Clean Up
Weather, Calendar, Counting, Letter and Number of the Week
Seat Work
Reading and Writing
Music Circle Time
Movement-- Ordinary Miracle Dance and Discussion
Instruments—Down by the Bay
Counting—Count rain drops and match flashcard
ABC/Reading—Spell Water as we listen to The Water is Wide
music appreciation/readiness—Musical Alphabet hiding and sorting
Singing—Child Chooses Songs
Snack & Story Time
Free Time & Group Motor Activity
Creating Project (arts and crafts)-Water Color Fishes/Drippy Rain Cloud
Math/Science Skills—Uno Attack
Goodbye Song
Announcements:  We are making something with water bottles.  If you have any empty water bottles with lids could you send them that would be great.
May 11th is coming up which is the Smithfield Health Day’s Parade.  We will be riding in our little red truck and singing and throwing candy to parade goers.  We did the parade last year and the kids had a great time.  Have your children wear their yellow preschool t-shirt.  We will meet at Sky View High at 9:45 and the parade will begin at 10:00am.  Parents are welcome to walk on the side of the truck if you would like. Let me know if you have any questions.

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