Showing posts with label preschoolers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label preschoolers. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 7, 2012

November: Thanksgiving!



This month’s thematic theme for preschoolers is THANKSGIVING! 
Wondering how this works? Use the compiled list below as a starting point for your own homeschooling or use simply as a list of "fun" activities with your little ones. I will post monthly thematic units as the year continues. Next month's theme is CHRISTMAS.

Enjoy! Genevieve 

Math, & Reading, & Writing...oh MY!
Below are links to high quality (& free!) printables from 1plus1plus1equals1 and 2teachingmommies for both math and writing/reading. Honoring the original creators' requests, you have to go directly to the sites and then click on the links. But TOTALLY worth it! Click on the image to get to each website. 




Reading, Vocabulary, & Literature
  • Read a minimum of 20 minutes per day to your child
  • Go to your local library and look-up/checkout both fiction and nonfiction books on thanksgiving. Let your child help you select the books. Have her read the pictures or retell the story to you.
  • Vocabulary Words: turkey, pilgrims, native americans, thanksgiving, Mayflower
  • 10 Steps to Teaching Your Child to Read

Letter Awareness

Content (Science & Social Studies)

Outings, Sensory, & Large Motor 

Online Educational Fun

    Thanksgiving Greeting Photo licensed for reuse under Creative Commons http://www.flickr.com/photos/vintagehalloweencollector/2051078698/

    Wednesday, September 5, 2012

    Home Preschooling in September: Apples!


    This month’s thematic theme for preschoolers is APPLES! I’ve also included some beginning autumn activities here and there. 
    Wondering how this works? Use the compiled list below as a starting point for your own homeschooling or use for supplemental activities. I will post monthly thematic units as the year continues. 
    Enjoy! Genevieve 
    Reading, Vocabulary, & Literature
    • Read a minimum of 20 minutes per day to your child
    • Go to your local library and look-up/checkout both fiction and nonfiction books on apples and autumn. Let your child help you select the books. Have her read the pictures or retell the story to you.
    • Ten Apples Up On Top (also a Art/Fine motor activity)
    • Vocabulary Words: apple, red, green, yellow, Granny Smith, Red Delicious, seed, tree, picking, orchard, pollinate, apple, cider, apple sauce, core, apple pie, Johnny Appleseed (source: Busy Teachers Cafe)
    • Flannel Story: Five Little Apples
    Letters & Writing 
    Math
    Science 
    Cooking
    Art & Fine Motor
    Music
    Outings, Sensory, & Large Motor 
    Faith & Love
    Online Educational Fun

    Apple Stacking photo© Copyright Hugh Chevallier and licensed for reuse under this Creative Commons Licence