The Bible story for the week: Genesis 7:1-15-When the boat was finished, God told Noah and his family to go into the boat. In went his sons Shem, Ham and Japheth. In went their wives and Mrs. Noah. "Now bring two of every animal,"God told Noah. Noah did exactly what God told him to do. God watched over him.
Today we started the learning concepts for the month of October.
COLOR-orange
SHAPE-circle
NUMBER-3
POSITION WORD-up/down
We placed orange circles on a pole. This activity helped to develop our hand/eye coordination. The circular disc shapes were cut from a swimming noodle.
We looked for creatures in the sand. We examined them through a magnifying glass. We practiced picking them up using tweezers.
This is the October take home project which can be used as a decorative wreath in your home. Directions are attached.
The class took turns stamping a #3 on the paper. Then we added 3 smile faces or 3 Halloween stickers. The students are quite good at counting to 3.
We made orange pumpkins by using circlular stamps. This project along with the #3 project will be displayed on our theme board for the month of October.
We talked about basketballs, how they are used and what color they are. Since it is orange month we decided to paint them orange.
The Orange Grab Bag - Each child took a turn pulling out 1 item. They had to state the color of the item, what it is, and how it is used.
Books that I read to the class. The fire fighter book described duties of a fire fighter. The bear book was about a bear strolling through the forest and the signs of Autumn that he saw along the way.
We threw them, tossed and rolled them. Fun times.
We played with balloons. We practiced batting them with our hands, we tried to keep them from touching the floor.
We also danced with streamers. I called out a movement and the students did the action. EX: side to side, up/down, hand to hand etc.
Before nap, I read the story entitled Rock-a-bye Farm. The farmer rocks the baby, animals and himself to sleep.
The boys and girls made an A-B-A pattern using red and green apples.
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