9:30 Gathering – Blocks
9:40 Welcome Time
-song – Snowman song, thanks to the snow.
days of the week to theAdams family song.
days of the week to the
-Who is here today -
-calendar
-Read Aloud – One little leaf..
9:50 Literacy Activity – L activity
“little lions” color lion head band
10:05 Math – Number 9
10:20 Break/Snack – grapes and Graham crackers
10:40 Science/Social Studies –
5 Little Leaves Fingerplay5 Little leaves so bright today.
Were dancing about on the tree to play.
The wind came blowing through the town,
And one little leaf came falling down.
Continue with 4, 3, 2 and then 1.
Use Leaf Bracelets: (weather didn’t permit) so we read a few books about leaves and talked about why they change colors.
Before going outside, wrap a piece of masking tape, with the sticky side out, around each child's wrist. While outside, have the children add pieces of leaves and twigs to the tape for a fall bracelet!
11:05 Choosing Time
1. Blocks
2. Coloring Page
3. Look at leaf books
4. trace leaves
11:25 Clean up, Gather to sing and read until picked up
Leaves, Letter L, number 9
9:30 Gathering – Blocks
9:40 Welcome Time
-song – Head, shoulders, knees and toes
days of the week to theAdams family song.
days of the week to the
-Who is here today -
-calendar
-Read Aloud – There was an old lady who swallowed a leaf
9:50 Literacy Activity – L activity
“little lions” wear lion head band
10:05 Math – Number 9
10:20 Break/Snack – Grapes and crackers
10:40 Science/Social Studies – Leaves
Paper Towel LeavesMaterials: paper towels (or coffee filters) cut into leaf shapes; markers; eye droppers and water or a spray bottle with water.
Have the children color their leaf shapes with any or all colors.
When done, have them spray (or use eye droppers with water) the shapes.
The colors spread and look beautiful!
Or
Use Leaf Bracelets:
Before going outside, wrap a piece of masking tape, with the sticky side out, around each child's wrist. While outside, have the children add pieces of leaves and twigs to the tape for a fall bracelet!
Place them on newspaper to dry--the marker will bleed through and stain a table--I'm just sayin'! If this does happen, Germ-X or Purell get marker off tables pretty well! ;)
5 Little leaves so bright today.
Were dancing about on the tree to play.
The wind came blowing through the town,
And one little leaf came falling down.
Continue with 4, 3, 2 and then 1.
Leaves We See
Materials: Place the different types of leaves, twigs and branches that are in your area during Autumn into or on your science table with magnifying glasses for the children to observe. Provide paper and markers or crayons for the children to draw what they observe!
Leaf BlowingPlace a leaf on one end of the table. Have the children use their straws to try and move the leaves to the other side, like the fall leaves! Try putting lots and lots of leaves and just let them blow them around!
11:05 Choosing Time
1. Blocks
2. glue leaves on Paper
3. Look at leaf books
4. color
11:25 Clean up, Gather to sing and read until picked up
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