Showing posts with label salt tray. Show all posts
Showing posts with label salt tray. Show all posts

Monday, February 24, 2020

February Centers and Morning Work

Here are our morning work bins:



Filled muffin cups with heart beads.
Used a pipe cleaner for the bracelet part :)


I used red, pink, and white bands and craft sticks for 
number practice and fine motor work.

The sticks have numbers written, words and dots on them :)  


Snap cube sheets and pattern blocks are from Pocket of Preschool.



Here are our centers this week.

Play dough tray.
Cookie Cutters- bought on clearance last year lol
red hearts from Dollar Tree
and the things with the red handles in the lower left side, 
were stamps from Target.


Cup stacking


Light table accessories
bought from Dollar tree and Target.


I have two headbands and some funky glasses for 
Write the Room.
(Wonders where the glasses were? lol
well, they were there for the students to use!)


Tic Tac Toe boards.
From Target.

Side note: do you let them win?
We had a few games of CAT and some games where
they beat me.
One gal, told me where I should put my pieces. ;) 


Roll and fill the ice cube trays :)


Traveling writing center.
Stickers and stamps.

I teach my students to clean the stamps by using 
a baby wipe.


My Pampered Chef tool turn about,
is perfect for our writing center!!


When you need to try to see if all the pens work lol


Rice is in our sensory table.
Cupcake liners and erasers :)




Writing trays from Target.
I take out the lacing toys and use them elsewhere.
Heart pointer is from Target too lol
The red sand is from Dollar Tree.


Grab your sets here:

My student looks for this letter each and every time....
can you guess what his name starts with? :)


Sunday, October 15, 2017

All About Me- 5 year old Style

Learning Board-

Letter Choose your child's name


Color Choose your child's favorite color 


Shape- My child is turning 5, so we are choosing the pentagon  


Numeral- 5 Choose your child's age




Monday-

Story: On the Day You Were Born


Poem: All Of Me (weird link forward)

Alphabet Study: Letters from the Alphabet


Fine Motor: ABC Punch Sheet


Science: Birthday Sensory Bin

Math: Cake pattern blocks

Art: Rainbow Dot Name



Theme/Life Skills: Magnet Doll


Tuesday
Story: Head to Toe


Poem: I Am


Alphabet Study: Bingo Sheet


Fine Motor: Light Table Name
Write your child's name on an overhead/ report cover



Math: Hand Puzzles




Theme/Life Skills: Gross Motor Game


Thursday
Story: I See Cake

Alphabet Study: Play-Doh! 

Make the letter and letter stamps.
I might throw in any shape stamps/cookie cutters I can find.

Fine Motor: Potato Head

Science: Cake Batter Kit




Art: Draw Self
Monthly assessment

Writing: Tracing Shape


Theme/Life Skills: Scissor Skills


Friday
Story: My Many Colored Days


Poem: Pentagon Poem


Alphabet Study: P Poem




Fine Motor: Invite to Cupcake


Science: Birthday Sensory Bin


Math: Spin Count Dot

Art: Cake


Writing: Tracing (Tara West)

Theme/Life Skills: Make cupcakes


Shopping List:

Cake Mix
Frosting (2)
Rice
Cornstarch
Sprinkles

Wednesday, February 22, 2017

Week in Review: Kinderpond Valentine's

I write on a laminated sheet and slip it into a clear pocket.
When we do an activity, I mark it off.
When we miss something, I can easily see it and 
can go back at a different time.

We did the thumbprints :)
We did the Rice Krispies Treats too :)


I took heart containers and Froglet added pony beads.


Fine motor lacing


Salt tray writing.
Must add hot glue to the seems, it leaked lol


10 Little Hearts flannel board

Cutting and hole punching



I used a Pampered Chef tool turnabout filled with 
reds
pinks
purples

 scissors: regular and funky
crayons- regular and those nice big ones
markers- including smelly ones
thin and thick, shorter and regular
colored pencils
Twistable Crayons
Bingo Daubers
Glue Stick



I also filled a try with:
ink pads
stamps
heart stickers
regular heart punches to use with glue


Here was our shelf.
The top I used a Pampered Chef cooking rack for
addition drying space.
I had regular white copy paper and
pink and red construction paper.





Math game with see through hearts from Dollar Tree


I don't have any tape dispensers, so
I cut small pieces of tape and added them
around the outside of the box.
Froglet added them to his heart.

I used those clear hearts again for my light table.
We have this heart outline die cut.
So I laminated them.
I wrote numerals, dots, and words on the inside.
Froglet added the correct number of hearts to each large heart.


I used some Target Dollar Spot erasers.



 Heart shaped rice krispie treats

Snack mix and dipped pretzels.