Wednesday, December 4, 2019


Unit of Study: Farm
Bridges: Shapes
This week at school…
12/2 to 12/6

Upcoming Events:
12/12 &12/13 Visit from Ms. Judy
12/20 to 1/1 No PK – Winter Break

Signing Time
We learned the signs:

MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY

G & Vocab Review Song


THURSDAY
FRIDAY
H & I


J & K



Opening Circle
Greeting: Hello/Greeting Songs

Discussion:
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY


Welcome back from holiday break. Review expectations and consequences of the classroom. Have fun saying hello song using first and last names.

THURSDAY
FRIDAY
Letter of the week R (Magic Fingers)
Begin discussion about the job of the farmer. What is the farmer's job? The farmer takes care of the animals and the fruits and vegetables. What tools do farmers use in order to take care of their farm?
Letter of the week R (R Books)
Are people the only ones who like to eat the food off of farms? What about animals? Do the farmers want wild animals to eat their crops? What could they do to prevent the produce from getting eaten before it gets harvested?
What is the job of a scarecrow? Why do crows like to be near the farm?
Song: Did You Ever See a Scarecrow?
Song: I'm a Little Scarecrow


Number Corner (math)


Module 4 Session 1: Calendar update with the hidden marker Chirpy's Shape Match problem

Module 4
Session 2: Calendar update
Chirpy's Number Match Game - (Mix the shape set cards put them in a stack face side down, numbers on top) Count numbers on top, pick card from the stack and have children match set to number
Module 4
Session 3: Calendar update
Chirpy's Shapes Up Match Game - (Mix number set cards put them in a stack face side down, shapes on top) Pull a number card and have children match number to shape set


Second Step (Emily & Emilio)
Week:
Concepts:

Snack
Practice serving and pouring, cleaning up after ourselves.

Centers
Science
Blocks
Dramatic Play
Theme Park
magnify glasses, goggles, mirrors, playdough (body colors), face mats, fall cutters/bowls
wooden blocks, large plastic blocks, cardboard bricks, farm animals
Dress-up, Baby dolls, Cooking for the family
Farm-Milking Cow, Riding Pony, Farm Animal Puppets/Eggs
Writing
Library
Art
Literacy/Math
Students will independently select writing mediums to write, ink stamp, or dough stamp words
Words: Places on the farm
Farm Maps
Students will independently select literacy strategies that support their learning during independent reading times- arrival, centers & independent reading/conferring time
Students will independently select own art mediums for their creations
Animal Tracks / Trace & Cut various animals
How many animals? Count and clip the correct number.
Easel
Sensory Table
Rug/Music & Movement
Drawing a Farm and Making Tractor Tracks
Washing Dishes
Mayflower Boat



Rotating Small Groups/Problems & Investigations


Work Places:
Pattern Block Pictures Which Shape will win? Shapes Number Picture Pairs
Hungry Caterpillars
Shape Hunters

Triangle Count & Combine (Geometry - constructs and builds simple shapes using 2 shapes)
My favorite part of PK is...
Shape Hunters
Triangle Count & Combine (Geometry - constructs and builds simple shapes using 2 shapes)
My favorite part of PK is...
Shape Hunters

Interactive Read Aloud

MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY


Book: Farming Standard: Literacy, Print Concepts Vocab: grains
Questions: What are some of the chores the farm families do throughout the year?
Activity: Finding the word "farm" throughout the book

THURSDAY
FRIDAY
Book: Seasons on a Farm
Standards: Literacy, Print Concepts
Vocab: seasons, plow
Activity: This is a non-fiction story, we will take the time to understand all the concepts.

Book: Plants on a Farm
Standards: Literacy, Print Concepts
Vocab: crops, fuel
Activity: This is a non-fiction story, we will take the time to understand all the concepts.

Activity: Drawing & Writing - Draw a farm. What would you plant on your farm?
Book: Anywhere Farm
Standard: Literacy, Print Concepts, Phonological Awareness
Vocab: plot
Questions: What do you need to plant your own farm? Where were some places in the story you could plant an anywhere farm? Where would you want to plant your anywhere farm?
Activity: Have fun rhyming!


Shared Reading
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY


Day 1: I Went Walking (Big Book)
1. Literature Introduction. What do you think it is going to be about? Why do you think I chose this text?
2: First Read.
3: Reading Focus: Picture Walk (no reading)

THURSDAY
FRIDAY
Day 2: I Went Walking
1. Second Read.
2. Reading Focus: Reading like a 3/4 year old using pictures to help us
Day 3: I Went Walking
1. Third Read
2. Reading Focus: Print directionality



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