Wednesday, April 8, 2020

Thursday, 9th April



Good Morning KG1A!




Morning Message


Please check your emails for details of our class meeting on Zoom today. 
I am very excited to see your crazy hats! 
Don't forget to check the Specials class tabs for new material 
Let's start with some movement! I wish you well







Activity 1 


Literacy- 20 minutes 


Sorting - Letter J 


Materials needed: paper, glue, box, pencil.


Vocabulary: juice- jar- jeep- jellyfish- jug-sort.


Beginning: 


Parents, please print the template, cut the pictures and place them in a box or bowl. 

Ask the child “I wonder what the activity will be?”


Middle:


· Acknowledge different answers/ guesses.


· Ask the child to open the box and check the pictures.


· Let the child name the pictures.


· Stress on the beginning sound of each picture.


· Divide a paper into halves, one side for the pictures that have the /j/ and the other for not /j/.


· Paste pictures according to /j/ or not.






Extension: You can encourage the child to write the words of the pictures.


End: 


Give 5 minutes notice before the end of the activity.


Ask the child if they would like to send a picture of the work to the teacher.



Activity 2 



Math (10 minutes)


Number recognition 


Materials needed: Balloons (foil balls if not available) , markers, paper.


Vocabulary: number, bigger, smaller, order (one, two, three…).


Beginning: 


Write a number on each balloon (1 -10) and hide them in the house.


Middle:


· Tell your child, “We are going on balloon hunt.”


· Let the child look and collect all the balloons.


· Ask your child to read the number on each balloon.


· Ask your child the throw and catch the balloon according to the number on the balloon.


· Ask which number is bigger/ smaller? Is 5 bigger or smaller than 9?....


Extension: Ask the child to write from 1- 10 on a paper.


End: 


Give 5 minutes notice and you can ask the child to put balloon number 1 first and number 5 second and so on.










Activity 3 






Fine motor skills (5 minutes)


Materials needed: cardboard- colored markers- colored straws or coloring pencils.


Parents or caregivers make holes on the cardboard and then the child has to insert sticks/ straws according to the color. 

By pushing the stick, s/he is working on intrinsic muscles of his/her hands and on attention to follow the color pattern.









Tips for Parents (please press here)


Thoughts of the day..


Let's finish the week with some music. Press (here) !






Materials needed:

Paint, straw, brushes 
Shaving cream, tray 
Ice cube tray, food coloring 
Seeds- watermelon if possible, but not mandatory 
Containers of different sizes and different types of lids. 



Sunday, 19th April 2020

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