It is Friday. We had week that was full of Emotions. There are a lot off changes going on for each kiddo, so I figured this would be a great week for this lesson plan. I really think it is important to teach each kid how to understand each emotion and be able to tell others with words and not actions. So we have spent the week talking about how we feel, reading stories, doing art work, matching games, and dancing. Yes dancing was added into it because let me say ballroom dancing was the number 1 activity of the week. He started with 10 and did a great job using his math skills subtracting the amount of fish the gator ate in the story. This led to J bringing out the harmonica and turning the story into a bayou song with both A's dancing.
A folder game I called Emotion matching was in our math center. I cut 8 paper plates in half, used one for the eyes that was glued onto the folder. drew different mouths on the remaining 7 plates that represent emotions such as happy, sad, scared, worried... ( you get the idea. Next printed out the words of each emotion and taped them to playing cards that I had.
To play: put a card down with the word (emotion) and they find the matching mouth to complete the face
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This week we also did our letter practice. I wrote the letter 6 times at the top of the paper in yellow they trace it in a different color chanting E says e, E E E, e e e.
We also did a little egg chomping which was named by J. This help with our mural of Egg Eating Town which J shouted out after me requesting the town name have the word Egg and the letter E.
Friday, January 31, 2014
Monday, January 27, 2014
How are you feeling? ~ Your Majesty
This week our theme is Emotions. So we are doing the letter E and we read the book I Am Mad at You!
We talked about different things that make each of us mad and how we could handle it. J and little A helped me make a face on our magnet board. They enjoyed moving the mouth around describing the emotion with the face.
We then made sensory balloons filled with corn starch. Each kid used a permanent marker to make a face. This was fun and took a while. FYI: Very MESSY and used a cut water bottle as a funnel.
This afternoon we had the Pandora Disney radio playing. So we had two super heroes and a very distressed princess who was called " Your Majesty!" ( little A request). Older A and J were rescuing her. And then J became Iron Man and was ballroom dancing with little A. They very so great and coordinated. He was spinning and even dipped her! ( Proud momma moment).
We talked about different things that make each of us mad and how we could handle it. J and little A helped me make a face on our magnet board. They enjoyed moving the mouth around describing the emotion with the face.
We then made sensory balloons filled with corn starch. Each kid used a permanent marker to make a face. This was fun and took a while. FYI: Very MESSY and used a cut water bottle as a funnel.
This afternoon we had the Pandora Disney radio playing. So we had two super heroes and a very distressed princess who was called " Your Majesty!" ( little A request). Older A and J were rescuing her. And then J became Iron Man and was ballroom dancing with little A. They very so great and coordinated. He was spinning and even dipped her! ( Proud momma moment).
Wednesday, January 22, 2014
Unsaved lesson plan
So this weeks lesson plan I must not have saved. It is posted in the classroom and the Letter of the week is I ( I need to get my head checked!). So to day we bulled out he sensory bin to practice recognition and tracing the letter I i. I used tape on the bottom and wrote a big I and little eye with a permanent marker. We added red sand ( from the dollar tree!!!) I cubes from the game don't break the Ice, and a letter I block that little A found in my cabinet ( she figure out the name of the game). Older A softly dusted off the sand and was saying what did I find Little A the letter I.
I also decided to make a I spy bottle out of the 1 liter sprite bottle we had that was about to go to recycling today. The girls helped me put each item on the white paper after i wrote the name. We searched the room for objects that had the letter I any were in the name. So the hunt was on. I think we did go through about 30 + items so this itself turned into a great lesson. I took a picture of the items to be found in the bottle and we filled it up. In the moment I didn't think about size of the object and the size of the opening in the bottle. So I cut a opening in the back and they filled the bottle up adding a few item that were not in the picture. Finally tape the opening and I spy bottle was finished for discovery center.
Hello Blogging! Last week lesson plan
I know I have not been keeping up with the few post a week I said i would do so new year, well 1 month later. Anyways vow to my self post at least twice a week and days will be combined. Enough with the rambling!
Last weeks Lesson plan
Last weeks Lesson plan
Brookeside in home Daycare
Lesson
Plan
Week: January 13, 2014 Theme: Polar Animals
Color: Blue Letter: A
Monday
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Tuesday
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Wednesday
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Thursday
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Friday
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Morning
Meet
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Letter A- Words and sound
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Discuss polar regions, weather, animals found there.
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Differences between our home and polar regions.
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Week Review
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Outdoor Play
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Penguin Hop ( to bunny hop song) balance activity
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Seal ball balancing ( body parts practice)
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Simon says ( different polar animals)
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Chickfila
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Polar animal picnic ( goldfish, berries, and iceberg juice)
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Free
Play
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Scissor practice
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Ice cube numbering (math)
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Gloves and snow play
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Shape tracing on chalk board
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Literacy/
Language
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Book: Polar Dance: Born of the North Wind
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Book: A Polar Bear Journey
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Book: Polar Bear, Polar Bear
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Song: Polar Bear
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Daily
Activity
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Torn Paper Snow Pictures
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Paint like a seal (white socks on hands)
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Buda Library reading
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Decorate the letter A
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Ice Cube Painting
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