Tuesday, September 20, 2011

All About Me Week

The next two weeks will be the All About Me theme. This week we will focus on All About Me, family, and pets. Next week will be more of a focus on hygiene (washing hands, dental health), manners, and friendships. The letter for the week is M! If you would like, feel free to bring an item in that begins with M for show and tellJ Also, we will be introducing graphs this week! We did our first one yesterday of “Are you a boy or girl?” Be sure to check out these graphs during the week!
                We will be compiling an All About Me book during the week, so most of the activities will go home with your student at the end of the week.

Here is our schedule:

Monday:
·         Morning Meeting: calendar, My Nose, Your Nose, journal writing
·         Art: self portrait
·         Math: measure height with yarn
·         Literacy: Letter Mm
·         Science: Boy vs. Girl graph
Tuesday:
·         Morning Meeting: calendar, Chrysanthemum by Kevin Henkes and Another Important Book by Margaret Wise Brown, journal writing
·         Art: family portrait and handprint
·         Math: Triangle song & triangle man
·         Literacy: letter M marshmallow painting
·         Science: eye color graph
Wednesday:
·         Morning Meeting: calendar, My World by Margaret Wise Brown and A House is a House for Me by Mary Hobberman, journal writing activity
·         Art: my favorite color collage
·         Literacy: Letter M
·         Math: favorite color graph, shape explorations
·         Construction: house building with different blocks
Thursday:
·         Morning Meeting: calendar, Julius the Baby of the World by Kevin Henkes
·         Art: shape pets
·         Math: rectangle song and rectangle man
·         Literacy: Letter M

Friday:
·         Morning Meeting: calendar, Pet Show! by Ezra Jack Keats
·         Art: Favorite animal puppet
·         Math: pet graph
·         Literacy: Letter M
·         Movement: animals


This is just an outline of some of the main activities that we do during the day. We also will sing, add in movement activities, and have exploration time in the discovery rooms. Mrs. Salouma’s class and Ms. Lindsay’s/Mrs. Karen’s class both do the same things during morning meeting. We just find it easier to break the students up into smaller groups. Mrs. Salouma’s class will often read 2 books and write a little more in their journals as the older students get sit still for a little longerJ

Let us know if you have any questions or concerns!

Have a great week!

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