Throughout the month we will be reviewing and establishing how to incorporate math into the Daily Routine:
* Daily Schedule
* Calendar
* Job Chart
* Counting days of school to 100+
* Daily Attendance
* Record Daily Temperature
* Surveys
Below are everyday activites that we will be working on in class:
* Math Centers- reinforce different lessons that have been introduced and reviewed as a class. The children will be given opportunities through out the week to explore the centers hands-on.
* Weather- every day we go to 9news and get the high for the day and graph it with the class barometer. At the end of each month we go to Graph Club and graph the weather.
Below I have included a list of all vocabulary terms taught in Kindergarten with the definitions.
Arrays: A Rectangular arrangement of objects in rows and columns, like eggs in an egg carton or a full box of crayons.
Attributes: Physical characteristics of any object such as size, color, thickness, and so forth.
Celsius: A scale for temperature measurement where water freezes at 0 degrees Celsius and boils at 100 degrees Celsius.
Counting on: Adding by counting from a specified number, for example, 5 + 2 would sound like 5, 6, 7.
Cylinder: A three-dimensional shape with circular top and bottom, such as a can.
Home Link: A math activity intended to provide follow-up and enrichment at home.
Pattern: A simple arrangement of objects so one can predict what will come next if arrangement is continued, such as head, toe, head, toe? Or blue, red, red, blue, red?
Prism: A three-dimensional shape with two parallel faces (top and bottom) that are the same size and shape. The sides are rectangles.
Rhombus: A parallelogram with 4 equal sides, but with corners that do not need to be right angles.
Rote counting: Reciting numbers in order from memory.
Skip counting: Counting by a specified multiple, such as skip counting by 2s from 2, would be 2, 4, 6, 8, …
Tally mark: Marks used to keep track of data, (##///)
Trapezoid: A 4-sided figure that has one set of parallel sides.