Friday, March 12, 2010

Pre School

Pre School activities for this week...
Language:
Baby Signing Time  This is more for Bug than for H-man.  However, H loves it so much more than she does.  Sometimes, H will say to me, "Mama look at me I am trying to tell you something."  Then he will sign it.  Bug has down the necessities (more, please, all done, drink, milk, thank you).  However, H can't get enough of signing.




Reading readiness:  Bottle cap cards...
A few months ago I made these cards for H after getting the idea off of one of my favorite blogs, 1+1+1=1.  You can see the original post here.  He really likes them.  The front side has the letters written in and the back side just has open circles.  In hopes that they will grow with his reading/ spelling development.






Writing Practice:
H has been using Kumon's First book of Uppercase Letters.  I really like their style and even the order they have kids learn to write letters.  I usually cut the sheet out, put it in a clear plastic cover and have him use a dry erase marker.  Once he has done one letter throughout the week, he can take it out of the plastic sleeve and write it in pencil.  Great system!  We pair the lower case letter with the upper case letter for the week.


My First Book Of Uppercase Letters (Kumon Workbooks)
Kumon: My First Book of Lowercase Letters



Bible: This year we have been going through the story of creation each month.  This month we are learning about how God made animals on the 6th day.  We spent time reading the creation story.  H asked me, "Why are we reading this again?"  Guess, he kind of has it memorized by now : )  We also took time to review last month's memory verses about love.  1 Corinthians 13:4-7, Proverbs 17:17 and Proverbs 17:22.  (I am trying to figure out how to add the PDF file of our verse cards, but when I do I will add them). 

 H-man is 4 years and 5 months old!  I can't get over how quickly he is growing up!


2 comments:

  1. I love your bottle cap cards for reading! We love the Kumon workbooks here!

    I also love the idea of teaching your kids sign language, I wish I would have started earlier with Selena. I look forward to following your blog!

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  2. Love the bottle cap ideas. I might have to change it up and use scrabble tiles or some of the letter tiles I found at Dollar Tree since we don't have nearly enough bottle caps! Great idea!

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