EVERY THURSDAY IS SPIRIT DAY

Be sure to dress your kids in their Little Sprouts

t-shirts every Thursday!

Letter Chants

A says A, Alligator, Alligator, A, A, A
B says B, Bee, Bee, B, B, B
C says C, Cat, Cat, C, C, C
D says D, Dog, Dog, D, D, D
E says E, Elephant, Elephant, E, E, E
F says F, Frog, Frog, F, F, F
G says G, Gorilla, Gorilla, G, G, G
H says H, Horse, Horse, H, H, H
I says I, Igloo, Igloo, I, I, I
J says J, Jack o’ Lantern, Jack o’ Lantern, J, J, J
K says K, Koala, Koala, K, K, K
L says L, Lion, Lion, L, L, L
M says M, Mouse, Mouse, M, M, M
N says N, Net, Net, N, N, N
O says O, Octopus, Octopus, O, O, O
P says P, Pig, Pig, P, P, P
Q says Q, Queen, Queen, Q, Q, Q
R says R, Rabbit, Rabbit, R, R, R
S says S, Snail, Snail, S, S, S
T says T, Turtle, Turtle, T, T, T
U says U, Umbrella, Umbrella, U, U, U
V says V, Valentine, Valentine, V, V, V
W says W, Witch, Witch, W, W, W
X says X, X-Ray, X-Ray, X, X, X
Y says Y, Yellow, Yellow, Y, Y, Y
Z says Z, Zebra, Zebra, Z, Z, Z

Tuesday, May 4, 2010

Week of April 26

Author of the month: Eric Carle

Focus for the week ~

Bible: Review with your child...you'd be surprised how quickly they are learning these!
"Jesus said to him, 'I am the way, the truth, and the life...'" John 14:6
"Keep your tongue from evil." Psalm 34:13
"Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works and glorify your Father in heaven." Matthew 5:16

Phonics & Handwriting: High Frequency Word readers; sight words

Literature: "The Very Clumsy Click Beetle" and "The Secret Birthday Message"

Art: Spring drawings in journals, dry erase murals

Math: Paying for items using pennies, nickels, or dimes

Centers: Learning our birthdays, emergency telephone numbers and home addresses; Eric Carle puzzles (ladybug, caterpillar, and butterfly)

Creative Movement (Tuesday)

Explorer Zone (Thursday

Spanish (Tuesday & Thursday)

Reinforcement ideas for home:
1) You will notice a laminated 100s chart in your child's folder. Please use pennies, nickels, and dimes to have your child practice counting by ones, fives and tens.
2) Go over your child's birthday, phone number & address.
3) Use the laminated 100s chart to have your child practice counting to 100. Call out a number and have them cover it with a bean or penny.
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