Showing posts with label 10 days of Christmas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 10 days of Christmas. Show all posts

Saturday, December 17, 2011

10 Days of Christmas: Day 10

Week 16: Day 1

Read Books:
Read Words-
Letters (and rhymes) - C, G, O

C - curve around
G - curve and a dash
O - big curve and close
Start by creating the characters using play dough snake

Starfall:

Posters letter(s) –
C- Paste cupcake stickers on Letter C  (an alternate is C for Crayons)
G-  Use glitter glue or spread glue over the letters and sprinkle with glitter.
O-  Paint or color with the color orange.

Math - Opposites - Liquid & Solids (make object lesson)
 - Water and ice
 - While making meals, have your child assist and discuss the liquids and solids that go into recipes.

Celery Science - Cut celery so the veins are open & cups of water with food coloring added; place the celery stalk into the water.  Check daily to see if the celery is drinking up the water and the veins are becoming that color.

Writing Skills-  Balllon Vertical lines worksheet

Review Shapes-  Circles

Letter characters-  Uppercase C Characters

Play-   Play Go Fish - use various numbers or letters
Do you have a letter that says /f/?
Do you have the number 4?
Do you have the uppercase letter "O"?

Information-   Dial 911
- Children need to know how to get a hold of the police department, fire department, and hospital in case of an emergency.  Now that the child can recite their phone number and address, the child is ready to practice this.  Have the child dial a play phone and tell the "dispatcher" their names, the emergency, and the address of their home.  This is also the time to discuss what denotes an emergency and that 911 is never to be called for any other reason that a true emergency.
- This is a good time to have a practice fire drill with your family.  Discuss a meeting place outside the home. 

Visual Perception Activitiy-
Lacing




 We talk a little bit about what kinds of things are emergencies.  911 Coloring page
 Here is a neat hand writing creator that we used to make this worksheet.  You can make single letters, words, or sentences.  It's very handy. handwritingworksheets
 We finished up our 10 Days of Christmas today.  We made our alphabet book out of our letter worksheets.  1plus1plus1equals1 

Worksheets you can print:
 Printable Lesson 16

Friday, December 16, 2011

10 Days of Christmas: Day 9

1plus1plus1equals1's  10 Days of Christmas learning.
 Fluttershy having fun tracing her numbers 8 and 9.
 Coloring by shape.  Great worksheet to review Fluttershy's shapes.

 Almost done with the alphabet.  Tomorrow we can make all there worksheets into a book for Fluttershy to play with.
 We decided to use our bingo markers to decorate our leaves.  Stickers would have been fun too if I had them. 


 Counting to 10 stockings.  We used these a few different ways.  1st I have Fluttershy line them up in order from 1 to 10.  2nd I helped her count by 2's up to 10. Last we counted backward from 10 to 1.

Coloring by number.  Fluttershy isn't all that fond of coloring so she was just happy to color just the number and not the pictures.  That's ok.  She was able to locate all her numbers and color them with the right colors.

Thursday, December 15, 2011

10 Days of Christmas: Day 8


J is for Jesus

 My kiddos have been having fun with these dot paints.  We got our at The Dollar tree.  
Can't beat $1.  Fluttlyshy's got the idea of putting the dots in the circles. Rarity on the other hand was having so much fun just making the dots she didn't care where she put them. 


Thanks 1plus1plus1equals1 for the ideas.

Wednesday, December 14, 2011

10 Days of Christmas: Day 7

1plus1plus1equals1's 10 days of Christmas Day 7
Ornament sorting
  We played by decorating with all the same colored ornament, then we picked different patterns. 
Nativity Patterns
Fluttershy and I took turns starting new patterns and having the other complete it.

These are a few of the other things we did today just for fun.

Hide and seek play dough


I hid red colored elbow noodles in the play dough to create a fine motor skills activity.  My kids always love this activity.


Sticker decorating a Christmas Tree.
Making Letter with play dough


Items in this sensory bin:  
Colored Popsicle sticks
Dried beans
Marbles
Cotton balls
Pom Poms 
Buttons

I provided small water bottles that the girls used to fill up and pour out and a muffin tin to sort their items as they wanted.


Stain glass window ornament
 We made this ornament to hang in the window.  We used a cookie cutter, transparent buttons, and Elmer's glue.  I looks cool with the light showing through.  It turned out cool, but I will use the clear Elmer's glue next time. It will show more like stain class. 

Tuesday, December 13, 2011

10 Days of Christmas: Day 6

Fluttershy's lovely Christmas tress was painted with water colors.  Something new for her.  She did a very good job staying mostly within the tree.  Rarity's work of art was done with finger paints and a brush.  Though I think I see some hand prints in there a little bit.  The rag I cleaned her hands up with would agree. 

Saturday, December 10, 2011

10 Days of Christmas: Day 5

Today we did:
ABC's of Christmas
Color & Draw #5
Size sequencing
Christmas Counting
Shooting Start Tree Craft


Friday, December 9, 2011

10 Days of Christmas: Day 4

ABC's of Christmas
Color and draw #4
Cooke match file folder


We wanted to make the Delicious Decorations but I didn't have the ingredients. I've got it on my list to make on Christmas eve.