This week we focused short I sound. We learned that I the inch worm says /i/.
We practiced measuring and we made our own tape measure. We wrote numbers on a strip of paper and wrapped them around a pencil and put them in a toilet paper roll. The kids were getting frustrated with them because they were difficult to wrap back up. I didn't worry about sending them home because the kids didn't really like them very much. Luckily they were fun and educational to make. We will experiment with them more next week.
We weighed and measured objects around the classroom. We discussed less and more.
We discussed longer and shorter and developed an awareness of different measurement lengths such as centimeter, inch, foot, yard. This will require more practice but the
We did a fun alphabet review with a twister mat. I wrote the letters on the mat and they had to match the lowercase letter to the uppercase letter. They also hopped through the alphabet.
One of our favorite activities on the shelf is the salt tray. The kids love to write and draw in the salt. This is an easy activity you can do at home. Draw a simple design or line on another piece of paper and have your child copy the design into the salt. It is skill building and relaxing.