EASTER WEEK - On with the experiments! Today, we are going to make a tornado in a jar. And in the spirit of Easter, we are also pulling out out empty toilet paper rolls to create some bunny paintings.
Toddler -
Lesson: Shapes
Theme: Easter
Language / Recognizing (listening & responding)
Felt Shape Board (from Monday)
Gross Motor (coordination, big movements)
Shape Hunt - We took one of our shape puzzles out to the sand table, I buried the shapes in the sand, then they dug them out, and Caedyn placed them back in the puzzle.
Arts & Crafts
Bunny Painting rolls - That's right, we are using more of those empty toilet paper roll. We first shape the ears, then dip them in paint. Sure easy and super cute.
Music & Reading (to help give the mind a study break)
Peter Cottontail book
PreK -
Lesson: Seasons & Weather
Theme: Easter
Words of the Week = Evaporation / Precipitation
Fine & Gross Motor
Dress for the Weather - I created a card showing a sunny day, and a card showing a raining day. From there, I cut out drawings of different articles of clothing she was to paste on the appropriate cards.
Science/Experiments & Math
Make a Tornado Experiment (in a jar) - Only takes 3 indigence...First of course, you need a glass mason jar with a lid. Fill it with water (leaving about 1-2 inches from the rim). Add: 1tsp dish soap, 1tsp white vinegar, and a few pinches of fake snow (or something similar to represent debris). Screw the lid on tight and give it a good swirl for about 5 seconds or so. Now watch as the see the tornado moving up and down.
Don't forget to revisit your water cycle bag we created on Tuesday. We looked at ours in the AM and PM to see how the water moved.
Arts & Crafts
Bunny Painting rolls (see above)
Music & Reading (to help give the mind a study break)
Four Stories for Four Seasons book
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