Showing posts with label Pre-Writing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pre-Writing. Show all posts

Sunday, September 16, 2012

Letter Cc Week | Circus Unit

First I want to show everyone what the front of the children's binders look like this year. We were late on getting binders. This year I thought I would get a little more creative. I like them!



This week we were on the Letter Cc and a Circus Unit. The unit is from Homeschool Creations.

Front of their lap book

 The inside of their lap book. The left and right side are different things that belong in the Circus. Circus tickets with numbers and the child's name. 
A clown book from KidSparkz.com, which is a resource CD for pre-schoolers I purchased a few years ago. 

 An emergent reader book we read each day along with going over things in the lap book.

 Cotton Candy color book. These are always fun. 

Cut and sort

 Pre-Writing


 Coloring 

 Another pre-writing sheet, I find he did a little better with this one. I made this with a yellow hi-lighter.

Other things that start with Cc


Circus puzzle
This will go in their binders.

Here are the books we read this week...
     

Awesome books!
Lori

Tuesday, September 11, 2012

Letter Bb | The Runaway Bunny

Last week we began our study of the Letter Bb and the book the Runaway Bunny.

The Runaway Bunny
 by Margaret Wise Brown
The book is about a little that tells his mother he wants to runaway, but mother bunny assures him no matter where he runs, she will be there.


 Inside of the lapbooks have printables from the story.
I cut bunnies and carrots with my Cricut for counting and name recognition fun.

 Here, cut and paste we used to match pictures from the story.
Cut and paste things that start with the Letter B.

Do a Dot page


Pre-Writing practice



 Butterfly Craft Snack

Letter B Lacing
I cut with my Cricut and laminated

Resources: 

Lori

Tuesday, September 6, 2011

Letter Aa Week

Today we began our Letter Aa week and we are focusing on Apples.

I read 'I Am An Apple'
by: Jean Marzollo
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This story depicts a bud on a apple tree as it grows into an apple, ripens, is harvested, and provides seeds as a promise for the future.

Apple Craft
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I printed this apple template on cardstock from the Jumbo Border's Book a former kindergarten teacher gave me. I cut red squares for them to glue on the apple and they used a green marker to color the leaf.
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This will go in their ABC Binders

I found these apple tracer sheets at 1+1+1=1 Tot School Printable's. Trace Big A to little a. I laminated them so they could practiced with them all week. The younger tots got a kick out of just drawing all over it. Funny!

Here are couple of song's we listened to today!
Did you know there were so many different types of apples?












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