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1 Unit: Circus October, Week 1 Harold's Circus by: Crockett Johnson Circus by: Lois Ehlert If I Ran the Circus by: Dr. Seuss Clifford at the Circus by: Norman Bridwell All Aboard the Circus Mcgurkus! by: Dr. Seuss Counting Animal Crackers Obj: to count to 5 while using one to one correspondence How many clown noses? Obj: to match objects to numbers 1-5 More or Less Obj: to be exposed to descriptive words to using objects Vehicle Patterns Obj: to explore patterning skills using 2 objects And one more... Obj: to use simple math to respond to requests Taste Testing Obj: to experience textures using sense of taste Sorting Colors Obj: to group objects based on similar characteristics The Lion's Mane Obj: to participate in a sensory experience Fast & Slow Motorcycles Obj: to experiment using unique objects Heavy or Light Obj: to explore the weight of an object using a balance Animal Art Obj: to use familiar objects to create Clown Faces Obj: to create using recall and imagination skills Lion Mane Collages Obj: to use textured materials to create Motorcycle Painting Obj: to use unique tools for painting Painting a Circus Tent Obj: to participate in a group art project An Elephant Moves Obj: to learn a new rhyme incorporating movements March to the Music Obj: to explore rhythm within a Mr. Lion & his Sneeze Obj: to learn a new fingerplay Ball Toss Obj: to practice gross motor skills In & Out Obj: to strengthen motor skills and pair movements with words Check the papers visit a REAL circus or visit the library and check out a circus book!
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3 Unit: Fire Prevention October, Week 2 Flashing Fire Engines by: Tony Mitton Fire Truck obj: Ivan Ulz I am a Fire Truck by: Josephine Page Fire! Fire! by: Gail Gibbons Big Frank's Fire Truck by: Leslie McGuire fire truck sizes Obj: to order objects according to size fire truck match Obj: to match objects based on similar characteristics counting ice cubes Obj: to use one to one correspondence while counting objects sorting red & blue Obj: to place objects into groups based on similarities & differences coutning fire extinquishers Obj: to count objects in our environment color mixing Obj: to create new colors using paint sand paper shapes Obj: to explore objects while experiencing texture hands melt and freeze Obj: to observe and explore changes color slides Obj: to explore visual changes using tools searching for red Obj: to use the sensory table while identifying specific colors Jello painting Obj: to use familiar objects for creative expression fire truck designs Obj: to use unique tools for painting ice cube art Obj: to create while using objects that effect senses string painting Obj: to increase fine motor skills while using creative skills "red" fire mural Obj: to create while participating as a member in a large group "Stop, Drop & Roll" Obj: to learn a new which includes movements Climb Up, Climb Down Obj: to increase gross motor skills crawling low Obj: to follow directions and increase muslce strength "Hurry, Hurry, Drive the Firetruck" Obj: to move and respond to music Hats On, Hats Off Obj: to follow directions stated in a Visit your local fire department! Talk to your child about hot and cold!
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5 Unit: Autumn October, Week 3 Red Leaf, Yellow Leaf by: Lois Ehlert Leaf Man by: Lois Ehlert It's Fall! by: Linda Glaser Squirrels by: Brian Wildsmith Fresh Fall Leaves by: Betsy Franco leaf color sorting Obj: to sort based on one characteristic leaf counting Obj: to count from 1 to 5 straw sizes Obj: to group items based on similarities big & small acorns Obj: to place items in order according to size leaf match Obj: to be experience a matching activity using familiar objects leaves in the sensory table Obj: to explore using hands leaf crunch Obj: to increase fine motor skills straw art Obj: to use textured objects to create acorns in the can Obj: to use listening skills while exploring objects paint mixing bags Obj: to mix colors and make observations sponge painted leaves Obj: to demonstrate creative expression tree branch art Obj: to use familiar objects for painting tearing fall colors Obj: to increase fine motor skills while creating squirrel tail bottle brush art Obj: to use unique objects for painting fingerpaint color mixing Obj: to use hands to mix and create new colors "The Leaves are Falling Down" Obj: to learn a new growing like trees Obj: to demonstrate gross motor skills while using listening skills leaves up, leaves down Obj: to follow directions stated in a Gray Squirrel Obj: to learn new I'm a Little Acorn Obj: to sing a familiar while participating in a group Take your child on a nature walk! Collect leaves and encourage children to use language to talk about familiar objects and observations!
6 Unit: Halloween October, Week 4 The Little Old Lady by: Linda Williams & Megan Lloyd 5 Little Pumpkins by: Dan Yaccarino Peek a Boooo! by: Marie Torres Cimarusti and Stephanie Peterson Clifford's First Halloween by: Norman Bridwell The Little Orange House by: Jean Stangi 5 fingers in the glove Obj: to count while using one to one correspondence counting pumpkins Obj: to practice counting from 1 to 3 how many toes? Obj: to use body parts for a counting game sorting pumpkins & gourds Obj: to sort based on characteristics pumpkin sizes Obj: to group objects according to size bumpy & smooth Obj: to explore texture using seasonal items pumpkin goo Obj: to use hands to explore real objects flashlight "I Spy" Obj: to explore and use light for a game spiders search Obj: to incorporate the sensory table for a hide and seek game building a scarecrow Obj: to experience and demonstrate knowledge of position words pumpkin faces Obj: to create using various colors and shapes pumpkin art Obj: to explore food items using hands footprint ghosts Obj: to create using one body part spider prints Obj: to demonstrate creative expression candy wrapper fun Obj: to create using familiar objects scarecrow dress up Obj: to practice self help skills Jack-O-Lantern Obj: to learn a new Have You Ever Seen a Pumpkin? Obj: to participate in a group music experience toilet paper webs Obj: to increase gross motor skills pass the pumpkin Obj: to follow directions while in a group Have fun using dress up clothes and costumes! Have a safe and Happy Halloween!
7 Unit: The Farm October, Week 5 Farmer Duck by: Martin Wadell Farm Alphabet Book by: Jane Miller Old MacDonald Had a Farm by: Pam Adams Barnyard Banter by: Denise Fleming Color Farm obj: Lois Ehlert How many corn cobs? obj: to practice counting from 1 to 5 measuring with straw obj: to use unique tools for measuring sorting farm animals obj: to sort based on like characteristics barn sorting obj: to be exposed to sorting using 2 colors pink pigs obj: to practice counting from 1 to 5 corn cob fun obj: to use hands and fingers to explore straw in the sensory table obj: to explore using hands and fingers animal noises obj: to use sense of hearing to name animals barn textures obj: to explore textures found in familiar places muddy piggies obj: to participate in a sensory experience corn painting obj: to use new tools for painting straw letters familiar objects animal prints obj: to demonstrate creative expression a big red barn obj: to create while participating as a member in a group muddy prints food items corn cob pass obj: to play a game with friends up & down the hay bales obj: to practice climbing BINGO obj: to practice rhythm while singing a Old MacDonald obj: to This Little Piggy obj: to sing a familiar Visit a working farm! Talk to your child about animals and the sounds they make!
8 Unit: Transportation & Byron Barton November, Week 2 Trains by: Byron Barton Planes by: Byron Barton Boats by: Byron Barton My Car by: Byron Barton Trucks by: Byron Barton train patterns obj: to be exposed to patterns using various sizes how many people in the plane? obj: to match using one to one correspondence boat & sail match obj: to match based on similar characteristics how many cars? Obj: to count from 1 to 5 big & small trucks obj: to sort based on similar characteristics train whistles obj: to be exposed to different sounds & noise levels wind fun obj: to explore weather conditions with various objects boats in the water table obj: to explore water and objects that float ramps & roads obj: to explore speed using different elevations digging in the dirt obj: to explore using hands and various tools class train obj: to create a group project popsicle planes various materials torn paper boats obj: to increase fine motor skills while creating my car obj: to create scribble drawings truck tracks obj: to paint using familiar objects "Down by the Station" obj: to sing a familiar The Transportation Song obj: to learn a new Motor Boat obj: to explore rhythm while singing a new tune Cars slow, Cars Fast obj: to move our bodies in a new way The Wheels on the Truck obj: to sing a familiar Visit an airport, marina or car dealership! Point out airplanes in the sky! Take a ride on the train at Burke Lake Park!
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10 Unit: My Community November, Week 2 My Neighborhood by: Lisa Bullard My Street by: Rebecca Treays My Town by: Rebecca Treays Where Do I Live? by: Neil Chesanow Somewhere in the World Right Now by: Stacey Shuett house match obj: to group items according to color counting cars obj: to count using numbers 1-5 lego towers obj: to count & stack using 5 objects how many steps? obj: to use body parts as measuring tools door count obj: to be exposed to counting using familiar objects color bags obj: to mix colors to create new colors sidewalk rubbings obj: to explore textures too tall obj: to explore cause and effect globe exploration obj: to observe objects in a new way number fun obj: to explore magnets & their properties my house obj: to glue parts to create a whole roads & streets obj: to create by tearing paper using opposite colors lego prints familiar objects map creations fine motor skills my world obj: to use unique objects to paint "Twinkle, Twinkle Traffic Light" obj: to learn a new Go, Stop, Go obj: to move and respond to directions in & out obj: to use gross motor skills London Bridge obj: to play a group game while singing a ball toss obj: to throw using gross motor skills Take a walk around your neighborhood! Visit the post office, grocery store or pet store! Have a picnic with your neighbors!
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12 Unit: Turkeys November, Week 3 Thanksgiving is for Giving Thanks by: Margaret Sutherland 10 Fat Turkeys by: Tony Johnston Five Silly Turkeys by: Salina Yoon Center Center acorn counting obj: to count from 1 to 3 scoop, measure & pour obj: to explore measurement using new tools feather sorting obj: to groups based on like characteristics CLOSED CLOSED acorns in the jar obj: to respond to new sounds and noises pumpkin pie filling fun obj: to explore new textures and tastes feathers in the sensory table obj: to explore textures using hands and fingers playdough fun obj: to explore & create using textured objects turkey tails various colors feather painting obj: to use new materials for painting HAPPY HAPPY Five Fat Turkeys obj: to sing a rhyming A Turkey obj: to learn a new that uses hands and fingers feather fun obj: to use fingers to grasp objects THANKSGIVING! THANKSGIVING! Take your child on a nature walk! Collect leaves and encourage children to use language to talk about familiar objects and observations!
13 Unit: Weather November, Week 4 Little Cloud by: Eric Carle Feel the Wind by: Arthur Dorros Flash, Crash, Rumble & Roll by: Franklin Branley Sunshine Makes the Seasons by: Franklin Branley Rain by: Robert Kalan cotton ball cloud counting obj: to count using one to one correspondence kite matching obj: to match based on like characteristics clap counting obj: to practice counting skills adding sun rays obj: to put parts together to create a whole scoop & pour obj: to measure and mix using familiar objects whipped cream fun obj: to explore using hands and fingers blowing feathers obj: to use wind to move objects loud & soft sounds obj: to explore sounds ice and water obj: to explore temperatures using hands water table fun obj: to explore the properties of water shaving cream & glue various textures colorful kites obj: to express self creatively wet chalk drawings obj: to use familiar tools in a new way fingerpainting the sun obj: to use hands and fingers to create sponge painting obj: to use eye hand coordination to create cloud watching obj: to explore changes in our environment Rain, Rain, Go Away obj: to learn a new musical instruments obj: to explore rhythm Oh Mr. Sun obj: to explore rhyming words in a It's Raining, It's Pouring obj: to sing a familiar Take a walk outside! Have fun cloud watching! Play in the rain, jump in the puddles!
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