Monday:
Circle Time: What are birds?
Literature: Have you seen birds? by Joanne Oppenheim
Art: Binoculars
Movement/Game: Color sorting
Tuesday:
Circle Time: Bird Life cycle
Literature: Find the bird by Stephen Cartwright
Art: Bird feeder
Movement/Game: Keep the feather in the airArt: Bird feeder
Wednesday:
Circle Time: Bird's nest
Literature: My spring robin by Anne Rockwell
Art: Building a Bird nest
Movement/Game: Jump rope
Thursday:
Circle Time: Big Birds
Literature: The owl and the pussycat by Edward Lear
Art: Salt Dough Birds
Movement/Game: Tennis
Friday:
Circle Time: Water Birds
Literature: Tacky the penguin by Helen Lester
Circle Time: Water Birds
Literature: Tacky the penguin by Helen Lester
Art: Bottle Cap Bird
Movement/Game: Keep the feather in the air
Written/ Math Skill: Letter & number addition
Reading Skill: Phonic Bingo
Beginning Science Concepts: More or Less
Reading Skill: Phonic Bingo
Beginning Science Concepts: More or Less
Songs/ Finger Play:
Baby Robins
Five baby robins watch Daddy Robin soar; (hold up 5 fingers)
One baby leaves the nest, and now there are four. (thumb)Four baby robins, high up in a tree;One flies to catch a worm, and now there are three. (index)Three baby robins had nothing to do;One tried his new-found wing, and then there were 2.(middle)Two baby robins frolicked in the sun;Another robin chased a bug, and then there was one. (ring)One baby robin, left all alone;And this baby robin decided to stay home!
Five baby robins watch Daddy Robin soar; (hold up 5 fingers)
One baby leaves the nest, and now there are four. (thumb)Four baby robins, high up in a tree;One flies to catch a worm, and now there are three. (index)Three baby robins had nothing to do;One tried his new-found wing, and then there were 2.(middle)Two baby robins frolicked in the sun;Another robin chased a bug, and then there was one. (ring)One baby robin, left all alone;And this baby robin decided to stay home!
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