Read Alouds
Little Red Hen Makes a Pizza
Matthew and Tilly
Matthew and Tilly en español
A Letter to Amy
Who Works at the Grocery Store
Where's 1
Road Builders
With Music and Sound Effects!
Markets Around the World
Monday
Drama & Storytelling
Grocery Store Play
Watch and listen to the video above for directions
In The Little Red Hen Makes A Pizza, the hen went to the grocery store to buy ingredients for her pizza.
Using empty boxes, containers, and bags, you can create a grocery store. You can use paper to make pretend money. You can shop as a customer or work at the grocery store. You could be a cashier--the person who works at the cash register--, a bagger--the person who puts the groceries in bags, or a manager--the person in charge.
Save your grocery store to add signs tomorrow!
To see just the images click here
Movement
The Cupid Shuffle
Take time for some movement and learn the Cupid Shuffle!
Tuesday
Writing & Drawing
Grocery Story Signs
Watch the video for directions!
In grocery stores and supermarkets, foods that are similar are placed together and labeled with a sign. This week, you can make grocery store signs that you can use to play Grocery Store. Draw pictures of different foods and other items. Look at the pictures for ideas!
Add the pictures to the Grocery Store you built yesterday!
Put a photo of the signs on SeeSaw
Mindfulness
Mountain Pose
Try Mountain Pose. See if you can make yourself tall, so you are high in the sky, while you plant your feet firmly so you are strong and grounded.
Sorting Groceries resourceWednesday
Building
Building a Neighborhood
Video directions coming soon
Just like A Letter to Amy and The Little Red Hen Makes a Pizza, Matthew and Tilly takes place in a neighborhood, or the area around their homes.
What do you notice about Matthew and Tilly’s neighborhood? Like last week, you can construct a neighborhood using empty boxes and containers, or building toys. Maybe you’d like to add a sidewalk like the one in Matthew and Tilly?
Outside Time!
Play Outside!
Spend some fun time playing outside
Thursday
Science & Engineering
Solids and Liquids
Watch these two Video for directions and inspiration
1.Watch the video for directions
2. Find solids and liquids in your home.
3. Get two containers and fill one with solids you find and the other with liquids you find. If an object is too big to fit, you can draw a picture of it and put the picture in the container.
4. Put a photo on SeeSaw of your work!
Friday
Art
Texture Rubbing
Video directions coming soon
In Matthew and Tilly, Matthew broke Tilly’s crayon by accident Today in the Art Center, you can experiment with crayons using a technique called texture rubbing. Lay a piece of paper over a material. Make sure the paper is secure--doesn’t move around. Then, rub a crayon on the paper. {demonstrate with a coin or other semi-flat object}. What do you notice? When I use the flat side of the crayon instead of the pointed side, we can see the texture of the object
Outside Time
