live. I think this unit will be much appreciated by my
my littles for that reason. Less than 3 weeks till
Christmas!
December 8th-12th: Theme-Do you want to build a snowman?
Monday:
Skills this week. Doubles in addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Less and More. Even and odd.
1) Sing doubles rap. Go over addition foldable, calling out a few problems for review.
2) Use Subtraction foldable to review doubles subtraction.
3) Sing multiplication rap. (below) Go over multiplication foldable for review. (no example, we made it ourselves)
Review shouldn't take more than 5 minutes.
5) Teacher reference video for teaching basic division. Make each child a "pizza" out of a paper plate. Glue on toppings made either of yarn, buttons and craft items, or glue on pictures from magazines, or use markers to color. To make it a really fun lesson, ask your local pizza place for some clean empty boxes. Have each "pizza" cut up into 8 to 10 slices to teach the concept.
6) Make a division foldable.
Language Arts:
Skills we are working on this week: Nouns, verbs, adjectives. ABC order. Procedural writing.
2) Use Subtraction foldable to review doubles subtraction.
3) Sing multiplication rap. (below) Go over multiplication foldable for review. (no example, we made it ourselves)
Review shouldn't take more than 5 minutes.
6) Make a division foldable.
Language Arts:
Skills we are working on this week: Nouns, verbs, adjectives. ABC order. Procedural writing.
1) Introduce our word wall words for There Was A Cold Lady Who Swallowed Some Snow. pipe, coal, hat, stick, scarf, snowman. Kids will copy words onto lined paper.
2) Introduce the concept of ABC order. This teacher has some good advice here. I'm going to do my own thing though, after using her idea on circle time. I will update with pictures after we complete it. Using a file folder. Draw Seven boxes right next to one another, you will need six lines, since there are are six word wall words this week. Write the alphabet across the top of each child's file folder for a reference. Look and point at the letter A; ask children if any of our words begin with A." No? How about B? What about C? Yes! Do any of the other words begin with C? No, then we can write c.o.a.l--coal, into our first box." When we get to S, and everyone notices there are three words, have children first circle the letter S in their alphabet line. Give each child three circles one with the number 1, one number 2 ,and one number 3. Explain that if there are words that begin with the same letter, we need to look at the second letter to figure out which word will be first in ABC order. In the word scarf, c is before n or t, so the circle with number 1, will go above the c. 2 will go above the n and 3 above the t.
3) Watch, The Biggest Best Snowman, audio book.
Science:
I am going to fit in as much science this week ask possible. So I won't make a lesson or order, but list all the great resources I found.
What is Snow video
December Freebies: extra's for when kids finish early.
December coloring book
Extra's: Learn first song for our Super Silly Christmas Concert: Don't Be A Jerk, It's Christmas.
Tuesday:
Math:
1) Sing doubles rap. Go over addition foldable, calling out a few problems for review.
2) Use Subtraction foldable to review doubles subtraction.
3) Sing multiplication rap. Go over multiplication foldable for review. (no example, we made it ourselves)
4) Go over division multiples foldable.
Review shouldn't take more than 5 minutes.
5) play snow ball Less Or More game
6) Give several random 1 digit math problems for addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Everyone should get the basics of the concept by now. Use candy or cotton balls as counters. Get more for addition, take away for subtraction, put in groups for multiplication, and divide up for division.
Language Arts:
1) pipe, coal, hat, stick, scarf, snowman. Kids will make words on fridge with magnets.
2) Print one ABC order for everyone do complete together.
3) Read and repeat main selection book: There Was A Cold Lady Who Swallowed Some Snow (teacher reference video. This book is available on Kindle. If you open it on cloud reader, everyone can see it on the computer.)
4) print one copy and everyone completes sequencing cut and paste activity for the book.
5) print one copy and everyone completes Nouns and Adjectives activity.
6) Watch read aloud book Snowmen At Night
Science:
See Monday for list of resources.
Extra's:: Don't Be A Jerk, It's Christmas.
Wednesday:
Math:
1) Sing doubles rap. Go over addition foldable, calling out a few problems for review.
2) Use Subtraction foldable to review doubles subtraction.
3) Sing multiplication rap. Go over multiplication foldable for review. (no example, we made it ourselves)
4) Go over division multiples foldable.
Review shouldn't take more than 5 minutes.
5) Complete Even and Odd pack for review. Remind kids that even means everyone gets a fair or equal amount.
6) Give several random 1 digit math problems for addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Everyone should get the basics of the concept by now. Use candy or cotton balls as counters. Get more for addition, take away for subtraction, put in groups for multiplication, and divide up for division.
Language Arts:
1) Word Work: On small dry erase boards, write words with blue vowels and red consonants.
2) Read main selection Reader: There Was A Cold Lady...review sequence.
3)Everyone helps color and put together Emergent Reader Book. Read to daddy later.
3) Do Review of writing checklist poster.
4) Practice procedural writing with How To Get Ready To Play In The Snow.
5) Watch The Snowy Day, read aloud.
Science:
See Monday's resources.
Extra's: Learn first song for our Super Silly Christmas Concert:
Thursday:
Math:
1) Sing doubles rap. Go over addition foldable, calling out a few problems for review.
2) Use Subtraction foldable to review doubles subtraction.
3) Sing multiplication rap. Go over multiplication foldable for review. (no example, we made it ourselves)
4) Go over division multiples foldable.
Review shouldn't take more than 5 minutes.
5) Play less or more Swallowing Snowballs game
6) Give several random 1 digit math problems for addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Everyone should get the basics of the concept by now. Use candy or cotton balls as counters. Get more for addition, take away for subtraction, put in groups for multiplication, and divide up for division.
Language Arts:
1) pipe, coal, hat, stick, scarf, snowman. Kids will rainbow write their words, each letter a different color.
2) Everyone completes an ABC order worksheet to demonstrate mastery.
3) Read and repeat main selection book: There Was A Cold Lady Who Swallowed Some Snow Go page by page and identify parts of speech, Nouns, Verbs and Adjectives.
4) Everyone helps to color and put together Fun In The Snow reader to read to daddy later.
5) Procedural writing: How To Have A Safe Snowball Fight.
6) Watch read aloud book, The Biggest Best Snowman
Art:
Make qtip and balloon snowman art
Extra's:
Friday:
Math:
) Sing doubles rap. Go over addition foldable, calling out a few problems for review.
2) Use Subtraction foldable to review doubles subtraction.
3) Sing multiplication rap. Go over multiplication foldable for review. (no example, we made it ourselves)
4) Go over division multiples foldable.
Review shouldn't take more than 5 minutes.
5) Winter Odd And Even math center.
6) Give several random 1 digit math problems for addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Everyone should get the basics of the concept by now. Use candy or cotton balls as counters. Get more for addition, take away for subtraction, put in groups for multiplication, and divide up for division.
Language Arts:
1) pipe, coal, hat, stick, scarf, snowman. Spelling Test.
3) Read and repeat main selection book: There Was A Cold Lady Who Swallowed Some Snow
4) Practice reading There Was A Cold Lady, and both Emergent reader books.
5) Procedural writing: How To Build A Snowman.
Do art project Make Your Own Olaf.
Make hot cocoa and watch The Snowman, and Frozen
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