Science: What could be more Easter-like than real baby chicks? We had fun holding, petting, and watching my three little chicks. We observed how they scratch, flap their wings, and peck. We noticed how they like to perch and cluck. We saw some baby feathers and some adult feathers. Chickens do not have teeth.
Choosing Time: Cars, Duplos, Chicks, and a Glow-Drawing Mat.
AM Snack: Donuts, Kool-Aid, Cheese Sticks, & FruitPM Snack: Popcorn & Mini-Marshmallows
Movement: If You Like the Easter Bunny..., The Hippity Hoppity Easter Bunny, Bunny Pokey, The Bunny Hop
Math: 10 Little Easter Bunnies
Lesson: I drew several things that begin with "T" and the children guessed what they were. We practiced the "T" sound and the kiddos came up with some words with the "T" sound in them.
Books: What Do The Fairies Do With All Those Teeth? by Michel Luppens
Music: Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star, Tiny Turtle, & Robbie Rabbit
Art: We finished our Butterflies & Drew Easter Landscapes
Writing: We practiced writing Letter "T"
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