so new game plan:
break each day into a subject. i hate prep- so at least if we are going to paint- it makes sense to put it all on one day (& only one day)
The items in the "I'm Bored" list won't change for a while. For some reason, when boredom strikes my mind goes completely blank.
Highlights from the week:
Field Trip- aquarium store- to observe & look at colorful fish & aquatic life
Mouse Paint by Ellen Walsh- one of my favorite books!!! The white mice step into primary colors & learn how to color mix. We read this book outloud & recreate the mice with our fingers & tempera paint!! I used to love doing this activity for my 2 year olds!
Color Mixing rainbow water-Classic Favorite!
We also used small interlocking hearts from oriental trading to practice patterns and number correspondence.
Reading (Monday) | Prep needed (yes/no) | Prep completed/project in binder |
Theme: Colors | Books in bin |
Math (Tuesday) | Prep needed (yes/no) | Prep completed/project in binder |
Using Mouse Paint book Demonstrate Color mixing | Yes, paints & paper | |
Workbook pages | Find & tear out | |
Color water experiment | Cups & food color |
Language/Writing (Wednesday) | Prep needed (yes/no) | Prep completed/project in binder |
Journal Prompt | No (notebook in bin) | |
Writing the names of colors with crayons (red with red) | No | |
Crayon Resistances w/ Names | White crayons, paper, liquid water colors |
Extras (Friday/Any day) | Prep needed (yes/no) | Prep completed/project in binder |
Cooking | Jello | Stringing fruit loop necklaces |
Science | Magic Milk | Coloring Celery |
Field Trip | Possibly to aquarium fish store |
I’m Bored… | Finger painting |
Make sensory water beads | Marble Painting |
Sort play food (by different categories or types) | Puzzles/Legos/Winomo |
How do you make water beads?
ReplyDeleteHi Michelle, I just noticed the comment you left on my blog...(cause i update so frequently lol) anyways water beads are polymers found in the floral department of craft stores but also used in early childhood for sensory play http://waterbeads.net/
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