Kinderpond goes to the Circus/Carnival

Learning Board-

Letter C

Color  Pink

Shape- Circle

Numeral- 0


Name Practice-Binder

Monday 



Story- I Went to the Carnival

Poem Clown FB

  

Art~ Create a Scene

Math/Life Skills/Science  Bowling Pins

I got these at Target.

Theme- Stack Game 

Don't have this game? Use one of those Target stack games. Don't have those?  Grab a number cube and blocks or I was thinking the ice cubes from Dollar Tree.  Roll a number cube and stack that many blocks/cubes.  Roll again and continue to stack!

Snack- Cotton Candy Poke Cake

Tuesday-

Story-The Circus

Poem 3 Big Elephants

Music- Circus Lions  
Get out a real hula-hoop and go through!

Math/Life Skills/Science- Felt Counting Cards

Don't have the cards? use flash cards, write them on index cards.

You could match the numeral to the dots.
You could clip clothes pins on them.
You could match the numbers to the number shapes.
You could pick up a number and ask your child to identify it.

Theme- Ring Toss
See above photo from Target with the bowling pins

Snack- Circus Pancakes

Thursday-

Story  We Went to the Circus

Poem- Pink Song 

Art-Cotton Ball Popcorn  

Math/Life Skills/Science Under the Big Top

Theme- Game

Snack-

Shopping List:

Pancake Mix

Spray Whipped Cream

Strawberries

animal crackers

M&M's

peanuts

Froot Loops

Marshmallows

Popcorn

Pretzels

white cake mix

cotton candy flavoring

2 boxes white chocolate or vanilla instant pudding mix

milk

whipped topping
cotton candy
food coloring

Hula Hoop
Cotton Balls
Glue
Yellow paint/food coloring 

Week in review: Pets

Here is the game we used for those pet counters.

There's also one for insects.

The puzzle wasn't a big hit, even with sound...

of course, I put it and another one away and 

then it gets played with lol

3 Blind Mice flannel board

that red thing is a carving knife lol

the tails are removable too lol

We made puppy chow.

We use a Pampered Chef Measure All Cup

for the peanut butter :)

This was the extent of the Toob dogs lol

Week in review: Sharks

Discovery Shelves

We apparently are collecting those solar powered toys from Dollar Tree lol

There are two of them on the left

We have a stuffed toys and then shark sand toys

Middle shelf is shells and Imaginex shark toy

and on the bottom are some flannel board sets.

We are working on "showing no white"

This is a vast improvement!

Our Roll and cover using those SnapCubes

Here was our shark chart.

Here was our math table:

Regular Cards

Dice

felt numbers

Magnet Numbers

Circle Frog numbers

Bingo felt numbers from Target

Mini Dominoes from Dollar Tree

One felt board set.

We have one giant one like maybe 3 feet by 3 feet and another one that is page size.

These ocean stacker from Target.

First try! How does that happen??!?!?!

Did it again and it took a bit!

Here are the cards I made for the writing developmental guide from the 

Shark Week plans

Letter time using those magnets from Target.

Here is a shark puppet that I made, oh ummm, say 20 years ago lol

I took one of those small adult gloves and sewed a shark on it.

Fits my hand and the kids! 

Froglet wanted to cut, so I grabbed our paper scrap bag and a low bin and 

he cut.  We used the Dollar Tree scissors, but on the cardstock, didn't work very well.

I like using cardstock to print and these are just scraps that I save after a project is made.