We will practice our play dough skills to get Pip certified.
Magnet toys from Target
new this year
these are new this year
these are new this year
Balance Toys
these are from last year
these are new this year
these are new this year
This weeks small groups:
We will play this sort of like bingo.
Teacher will call out a shape and
the children will cover it with
a mini shape eraser.
My district assesses these 6 shapes.
I couldn't find the perfect sheet,
so I used posters and shrunk them down to
fit on one page.
We will play just for shape ID.
There is a Pip spinner book.
We will practice spinning the spinner and take that many
star mini erasers.
Practicing our color skills here.
I will print some color cards.
They will cover the circles with mini star erasers.
I had extra number strips, so I
cut one up.
The teacher will call and show the number and
the children will cover them with some mini apple erasers.
The printables from our small groups are
Things that are in our morning bins, go into our centers
so they can choose to play with them during free choice centers.
so they can choose to play with them during free choice centers.
When we are done with the morning bins, those things go into the centers.
So last week's unifix cards into the math center.
The "gameboards" we used, go into the math center.
They are still playing all the "games" we played last week.
We are not only working on our fine motor skills,
we are working on letters as well.
The fine motor is when they grasp small items.
In this case.... mini erasers!
Stacking toys from Target
and another way to stack!
We learned how to play the path games.
Grab your free printable here. About 2/3 of the way down.
Magnet games from Target.
We worked on reading numerals to 5. I called out a number and they
covered it on their game board ;)
More balance games from Target.
We sorted our goldfish!
We read a Pip book on Spinners and we got to use spinners.
I made a video and posted it to the big kids blog.
Here is another morning bin. We cut apart our book orders and
put them on our book wishlist.
We worked on parts of a scientist.
The printable came from
Pocket of Preschool.
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