We hope you had a nice weekend, celebrating Mommy on her big day!
A new week is starting with lots of jot, enthusiasm and eager to continue with the learning process. Always waiting and trusting all this will end soon. Please recycle materials at home (cans, tower paper rolls, bottles of juice and mil, yogurts, etc..)they are very helpful in the activities. Remember that I am at your service for any questions or observations through Whatsapp.
We also love seeing your child videos and pictures, so please keep sending them!
Happy Week!
Love, Ms. Ale
MONDAY
Circle time: We are going to sing some of our favourite nursery rhymes and do recycling maracas do create an instrument.
RECYCLING MARACAS
Students will discover how to create sounds with a work of art they create themselves.
What You Need:
- 2 8 oz (236 mL) water bottles
- 2 toilet paper rolls
- Electrical tape (colorful, if possible)
- Filling For your maracas.
- Any of the following: Sand, salt, pebbles, birdseed, rice, beans, small beads, large beads, dried pasta, rice, dried peas or beans, small washers, paper clips, small erasers.
Procedure:
- First take your clean and dried 8 oz water bottle and fill with your chosen contents. Close it up with the cap and then listen to the sound.
- Than you have to tightened the cap on your two water bottles.
- The next step is to create the handle. Take your two toilet paper rolls and make a straight cut from one end to the other. Tighten the roll in on itself to about the size of a 3/4 inch dowel and then apply your electrical tape. Start wrapping the tape around the bottom part of the rattle on the bottle and move down onto the new handle. Wrap slowly, covering all the cardboard of the toilet paper roll and you will have created a rather sturdy handle for your new instrument.
Activity:Identify numbers and counting.
We are going to have number flashcards like the one that appear on the bottom. Than we are going to grab recycling caps or any other material (blocks, beans) and start putting the correct amount on each number. Remember to first say the name of the number and than count.
Sensory Activity: Learn your letters Bingo Game.
For this game we need templates home made that have different letters like shown below. We are going to have flashcards or a white board or white paper to show the letters for the child to see them. Say the name out loud of the letter and have legos or beans to put on top. Enjoy!
TUESDAY
Circle time: We are going to sing some of our favourite nursery rhymes and scissor cutting with play dough.
CUTTING EXERCISE WITH PLAY DOUGH
We are going to start by inviting the child to play with play dough. Making small balls and than making this balls into large warms. Then give them a scissor and have them but into pieces. Repeat the exercise as many times as the child wants. We can also divide cutting by colors.
Activity: Magic letters
This activity objective is to use fine motor skills, creative art and colors. We are going to use a white crayon to draw the letters on white paper we can draw 5 letters on one paper. Use water colors and have the child paint on the paper and find the magic letters. Once they finish is important we repeat the name of the letter and say something that starts with that letter.
Sensory Activity: Wooden Blocks Match
We are going to need colored markers or crayons, blocks, cardboard or white paper. Use this blocks to draw the silhouette in the cardboard. Than have the child use it as a puzzle and find the correct shape. You can use as many templates as possible.
WEDNESDAY
Circle time: This weeks Story telling is : Pete the cat "Pete the firefighter". The importance of story telling is also by having conversations with them. Ask about the story, or have them tell you things throughout the story.
Once the story is done have them draw about Pete the cat and what they understood of the story.
Activity: Alphabet Match Puzzle
We are going to use recycle caps for this activity. We are creating a puzzle for the child. The first thing we do is we are going to do is the alphabet template on a color paper, cardboard or white paper. After we do this we use a marker to put the letters on the caps. If you don't have any caps we can use colored circles (or draw the circles in a paper have the child colored them and put the letter in it). Have them puzzle the letters.
THE LETTERS ARE CAPITAL ON THE CAP AND CAPITAL ON THE PAPER, DON'T USE CAPITAL AND SMALL.
Sensory Activity: Outdoor play dough invitation
This play idea is a great way for kids to get creative, use their imagination and play with what’s available. Arranging the materials so they’re all visible helps children use their imagination and come up with creative ideas. We need a tray, play dough and twigs, leaves, flowers, any nature treasures you can find. Place play-dough in the middle of the tray and arrange all of the nature treasures around the play-dough. That’s it!
Sensory Activity: Sensory Nature Cutting Tray.
First we are going to grab nature things from outside and put them in a tray, use easy cutting exercise(leafs, flowers & grass). Give the child a scissor and have them explore and cut them.
For this activity is important to teach our child the correct way to grab the scissor.
THURSDAY
Circle time: We are going to sing some of our favourite nursery rhymes and making bubbles & play with bubbles.
MAKING BUBBLES AND PLAY WITH BUBBLES
For this activity we mixed water and dish soap on a perfect day to be outside. We are going to let them stirring, scooping and pouring. You can give them utensils to use the bubbles.
Activity: Fingerprint counting.
We are going to have a flat plate with paint. In a paper you can print out the worksheet or just draw it. Depende on his age you can draw the amount of circle on each just for him to count and fill in or leave it blank and have them count by themselves and fill in.
Sensory Activity: Outdoor play dough invitation
This play idea is a great way for kids to get creative, use their imagination and play with what’s available. Arranging the materials so they’re all visible helps children use their imagination and come up with creative ideas. We need a tray, play dough and twigs, leaves, flowers, any nature treasures you can find. Place play-dough in the middle of the tray and arrange all of the nature treasures around the play-dough. That’s it!
FRIDAY
Circle time: We are going to sing some of our favourite nursery rhymes and musical jar experiment.
MUSICAL JARS EXPERIMENT
Science is extraordinary for children. In this activity we are implementing music and science. If you don't have any material try finding one that is almost the same (ex. food coloring - paint) We are going to follow the instructions in the next video:
Activity: Egg carton math game.
For this game we need an egg carton, counters (beans, pasta, rocks, peanuts) and a marker.
First we are going to put in the bottom of each egg space a number 0-5 or 0-10. Than in a small container put in the material you are going to use to count.
Sensory Activity: Flour blocks
The idea of this sensory activity is to have the child create and build using wood blocks and flour. We need a big bin, flour, spoons or utensils to use the flour. Review colors and also counting numbers with this activity.
We are almost done with the school year, so it's very important we give our last buzz of energy! Have a nice week!
Love, Ms. Ale!
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