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Make sure to send pictures and information to me on TSG about the family activities once you've completed them. Thank you! If you cannot figure out how to send data to me on TSG then you can also send me information via Learning Genie or email.

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Focus Question One: What names do we need to know at school?

our teachers

our classmates

custodians

Lunch Ladies/Men

Administration

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What should we do if we get sad or scared at school?
-Talk to a teacher
-Talk/play with a friend
-Find something fun to do

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Here Today
(Tune of 'Farmer in the Dell')
_____ is here today,
_____ is here today,
It's a great day because
_____ is here today.

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1. AL.1.PK.B Demonstrate a willingness to participate in new and challenging experiences

2. 1.5.PK.A Participate in collaborative conversations with peers and adults in small and larger groups

3. 16.2PK.A Interact with peers and adults in a socially acceptable manner

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An introduction to the social-emotional learning curriculum

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Meal distribution is every Wednesday. You MUST bring your child's name tag to get food.

Monday= Whole group (CC) and 1:1

Tuesday= Whole group (SS) and 1:1

Wednesday= nothing

Thursday= 1:1

Friday= Whole group (Recap) and 1:1

Learning Genie is the best way to communicate with me

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Have your child practice writing their name in many ways. They could write/make their name with:

Play-doh

Dry erase marker

Sand

LEGOs/blocks

Paint

Magnet letters

Letter beads

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Blazer Fresh shows you how to become a great leader by following instructions. Dance along today!

Keep Moving With GoNoodle

GoNoodle is free for teachers, parents, and kids! Get moving with 300+ dance videos, mindfulness activities, and more engaging videos for kids!

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Blazer Fresh shows you how to become a great leader by following instructions. Dance along today! GoNoodle is free for teachers, parents, and kids! Get moving with 300+ dance videos, mindfulness activities, and more engaging videos for kids!

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Classroom Code: cnr0207

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As children grow from toddlers into veteran preschool students, they can take part in more advanced activities, and they can start to play with others. Fun!

While kids in this age group may not quite be ready for board games and Harry Potter, there are a number of activities for which they're now ready. On the hunt for fun activities for preschoolers? Here are 101 things to do with preschoolers, including suggestions provided by Dr. Amanda Gummer, an expert on child play and the founder of the Good Play Guide, and Dr. Scott Carroll, an academic child psychiatrist:

1. Create a bubble painting.

2. Craft a story together.

3. Dig in the dirt.

4. Bag leaves together.

5. Bake together.

6. Fold towels.

7. Make an obstacle course.

8. Play a rhyming game.

9. Build a house of cups.

10. Go on a walking tour of your city.

11. Play dress-up.

12. Make a path of pillows to use as stepping stones.

13. Write a book.

14. Make a snow dollhouse.

15. Volunteer.

16. Play I Spy with colors.

17. Draw pictures in chalk on the sidewalk.

18. Make a popsicle-stick craft.

19. Play Simon Says with the whole family.

20. Turn a large box into a playhouse.

21. Play Red Light, Green Light.

22. Complete a connect-the-dots picture.

23. Go fishing using kitchen magnets.

24. Lie on your back outside and find pictures in the clouds.

25. Make a leaf collage.

26. Make a musical parade.

27. Craft with clay.

28. Make a birdfeeder.

29. Build a snow city.

30. Play Finger Twister.

31. Jump rope or hula-hoop.

32. Make a cereal necklace.

33. Play Freeze Tag.

34. Do a puzzle.

35. Play Hide and Seek.

36. Play tag.

37. Build a city out of toys.

38. Make a tea party.

39. Play Go Fish.

40. Build a fort with a blanket, some pillows and durable furniture.

41. Put on a sock-puppet play.

42. Dress up your child as a superhero - you play the bad guy.

43. Explore outdoors with a magnifying glass.

44. Play catch with a balloon.

45. Kick a ball into a goal.

46. Go sledding.

47. Sort leaves by color and size.

48. Make an acorn collection.

49. Spread hummus on a rice cake and make a face out of vegetable pieces.

50. Practice tumbling.

51. Challenge your child to identify items by smell.

52. Pretend to go on an African safari.

53. Play hopscotch.

54. Make "stained glass" with tissue paper and clear contact paper.

55. Build a dollhouse out of shoeboxes.

56. Bowl using empty soda bottles as pins.

57. Play charades together.

58. Create a collage from old magazines.

59. Pop balloons with your body.

60. Sort coins.

61. Trace yourselves on butcher paper and decorate.

62. Go on an outdoor scavenger hunt.

63. Make a car wash for riding toys.

64. Plant a seed and watch it grow.

65. Sort things by colors.

66. Jump rope.

67. Create a spider web with glue-coated spaghetti.

68. Race pompoms by blowing them with a straw.

69. Make paper-bag masks and decorate them.

70. Play Follow the Leader.

71. Set up and play some sensory activities.

72. Pretend to be firefighters.

73. Fly a kite.

74. Make a volcano out of baking soda, vinegar and red food coloring.

75. Make sushi together.

76. Decorate umbrellas with foam shapes.

77. Build a structure from marshmallows and toothpicks.

78. Use different objects (like a wire coat hanger) to make soap bubbles.

79. Play "What Time Is It, Mr. Fox?"

80. Let your child "read" you a storybook by looking at the pictures.

81. Play doctor.

82. Make art with pinecones.

83. Polish each other's nails.

84. Make hand shadows.

85. Exercise with a yoga video together.

86. Play a simple version of Pictionary.

87. Make a paper-bag puppet.

88. Keep a balloon in the air as long as possible.

89. Do some pre-K prep activities.

90. Cut snowflakes from folded paper and decorate them.

91. Play a matching game with photos of family members.

92. Have a picnic lunch.

93. Call out words and challenge your child to think of rhymes for each one.

94. Let your child scrub carrots or potatoes for dinner.

95. Use cooking tools to play with water.

96. Copy each other's rhythms on a toy drum.

97. Tilt a cookie sheet on a stack of books to make a slide for toy cars.

98. Crawl under a sheet and pretend you're lost in a cave.

99. Race to find the biggest rock or leaf.

100. Make fruit kebabs.

The key to having fun with your preschooler is to join in and let them take charge, according to Carroll. So flop down on the carpet, and try one of these things to do with preschoolers. You'll have a blast - and your child will too!

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As children grow from toddlers into veteran preschool students, they can take part in more advanced activities, and they can start to play with others. Fun! While kids in this age group may not quite be ready for board games and Harry Potter, there are a number of activities for which they're now ready.

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Be safe:
Be respectful
Be responsible

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Humpty Dumpty

Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall
Humpty Dumpty had a great fall
All the kings horses and all the kings men
Couldn't put Humpty together again!

Humpty Dumpty counted to ten
[Count to ten together]
Humpty Dumpty got up again
All the king's horses and all the kings men
Were happy that Humpty is together again

Activity

Humpty Dumpty is such an interesting name for an egg. Everyone in our class has an interesting name, too. Let's learn each other's names!

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More in depth chart of expectations

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(Tune of 'Are You Sleeping?')
Eyes are watching,
Ears are listening,
Voices quiet,
Bodies calm,
This is how we listen,
This is how we listen,
At group time,
At group time.

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Humpty Dumpty

Humpty Dumpty se sentó en un muro. Humpty Dumpty se cayó al suelo. Ni los caballos ni los hombres del rey pudieron componer a Humpty de nuevo.

Humpty Dumpty contó hasta diez [cuenten hasta 10 juntos] Humpty Dumpty se sentó de una vez. Los caballos y los hombres del rey ayudaron a Humpty a ponerse de pie.

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Bounce, Bounce, Bounce
(Tune of 'Row Your Boat')
Bounce, bounce, bounce around
Bounce around the floor.
Bouncing, bouncing, bouncing, bouncing
More and more and more.

Fly, fly, fly around
Fly around the floor.
Flying, flying, flying, flying
More and more and more.

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Clap a Friend's Name
(Tune of "Mary Had a Little Lamb')
Clap a friend's name with me.
Name with me.
Name with me.
Clap a friend's name with me.
Let's try [Ka-cy]
[Ka-cy] (clap-clap)

Activity

Change the name in the song for each student in the class. Practice the syllables in their names through clapping, nodding, marching, etc.

Graph the number of syllables in each name on a chart.

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Hello Bingo
(Tune of 'Bingo')
To all my friends at our preschool.
Hello I say to you.
H-E-L-L-O, H-E-L-L-O, H-E-L-L-O,
Hello to all of you!

*Clap once for each letter as you sing H-E-L-L-O

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Hello Friends!
(Tune of 'Goodnight Ladies')
Hello [Jacob]! Hello [Jacob]! Hello [Jacob]!
And how are you today?
Get down [Jacob]! Get down [Jacob]! Get down [Jacob]!
We're glad you came today!

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Complete this activity in the next couple weeks with your child and have your child share the album with the class.

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Complete this activity in the next couple weeks with your child and have your child share the album with the class.