Showing posts with label 4th of July. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 4th of July. Show all posts

Friday, June 29, 2018

Kinderpond Celebrates America


Learning Board

Words review

Color red/white/blue


Shape- star

Name Practice-         These are free!


Monday-

Story:                                People at the Parade




Poem: America 


Word Study: Eraser words using our star erasers, form words 





Fine Motor: Light Table stars
I grabbed these from Dollar Tree.
Use to pattern or sort by colors.







Art: Red/White/Blue Tye dye shirt
I hope ours turn out better this year lol




Writing: Tracing


Theme/Life Skills: Cutting


Tuesday

Word Study:

Fine Motor: Star Erasers and star trays
Use tongs and add star erasers to cube trays (both from WalMart) 
You could use a number cube and roll and add that many to each star part.


Science: STEM cards



Art: Flag  
We are really hitting our fine motor skills hard.
We are really struggling with paper and pencil tasks though :( 


Writing: Grid

Theme/Life Skills:
Movements







Past units

2017 
2014 week 2
2014 week 1


Friday, June 30, 2017

Kinderpond Celebrates America


Learning Board-

Letter A


Color Red/White/Blue (just hang a flag)


Shape- Star




Numeral- 14


Name Practice- Stars


We will be listening to this CD during our art times:



Monday-

Story- Fireworks



Poem On Independence Day





Art~ Tie Dye Shirts








Math/Life Skills/Science   Red/White/Blue Pony Bead bracelets





Theme- Letter pop using those paper poppers.



I saw this idea on IG and instantly knew I had to do it too. Anyways, you write out things on the ground using chalk.  So I will do a letter A, a star, letters of his name anything.  You call out that item and your child must throw those paper snaps








Tuesday-
Story- 4th of July





Fingerplay Stars and Stripes






I will have froglet punch those stars out of Red&Blue paper and we will use our glue sponge to attach.  If we have the curling ribbon, we will add that... not guaranteeing anything lol


Math/Life Skills/Science- Red/White/Blue Roll
Using rocks/jewels/ erasers and a color die and regular one.  Roll each.  Pick up that many of that colored rock.


Ex. you roll a 3 and blue  you take 3 blue rocks.  Roll a 6 and white, you take 6 white rocks.

To prep: get two cubes  cover the sides of one of them with tape/stickers/paper making 2 sides red, 2 sides blue, 2 sides white.




Theme- Red/White/Blue Sensory Bin

Using those Target mini star erasers, sort them by Red/White/Blue.
We will be using tweezers/tongs.
You could totally combine these two activities.  I am going to print out this game board for sorting.  Feel free to use Red/White/Blue construction paper or draw a Red/White/Blue shape onto paper.  You could also print out a ten frame or more :)

Snack- Red/White/Blue Ice Cream Sandwiches/Cookies



Thursday-
Story  



Fingerplays-  Way Up in the Sky






Art- Dauber Flag

 



Math/Life Skills/Science Pattern Block Flag



Theme- Star Rockets 

For the LOVE!  I so didn't make this up in my head, but I have no idea where I got the idea from.  I thought I saved it on Pinterest... I didn't.

You need a milkshake straw and a regular straw.  Cut a piece about 1/3 of the milkshake straw.  Tape one end together.  Place the open end on the regular straw. Blow!!!!!  See how far you can get them.  


Snack- Bomb Pops- is that what they're even called???




Shopping List:

Tie Dying Stuff 
T Shirts
Pony Beads ( red/white/blue)
Pipe Cleaner (for bracelet)
Paper Snaps
Chalk
Paper Plate
Construction Paper ( red/white/blue)
Sensory Bin filler (we used red/white/blue rice)
Erasers or Pony Beads again
Red and Blue Daubers
Regular and Milkshake Straws


Rice Krispies
Butter
Marshmallows
Food Coloring
Sprinkles
Cookies
Ice Cream
Bomb Pops

Wednesday, July 13, 2016

Wednesday Week in Review: America







I made this flag using candy melts.  I was supposed to use white melts and 
red/white/blue M&M's
but I don't have time for that!
I needed to have something that would travel well and could sit outside for a while.
My mom and her hubby have a HUGE 4th of July party,
and I needed to bring a dish to pass.

I had some left over red/white/blue candy melts, 
so I melted them and drizzled them over
Chex cereal (plain) cranberries & blueberries.

It was a hit!