Monday, February 27, 2012

Week Twenty-Five: In the Tall, Tall Grass....

Theme: Animals in the Tall Grass
We had a fun discussion about what kinds of animals like to live, hide, eat, & travel through the tall grass. We pretended we were animals in the tall grass.

Letter: G
We met "Gary Goat." He introduced us to his girlfriend, Greta Goat. We learned the sign for "G" and practiced the "G" sounds. The kiddos helped me do an interactive reading about what "I" see in the Grass by choosing one Green animal and putting it into the Green Grass.

Show & Tell:
Gray Gretta Cat:
Favorite Girl Doll:
Genius Lego Creation:
Girls:

Gum:

Animals--Which ones like to hide in the Grass?
Glass Tea Set:
Guardian Angel:
Green Train that Goes:
Glue:
Snow Globe:
Good-Looking Guy:
Choosing Time: Magnets, Bendaroos, "G" Memory, Dress-Up, Thank You Card to Days Market, Glitter Nail Polish, Gliders
Books:
  • In the Tall, Tall Grass by Denise Fleming
  • The Grass Grew
  • Goldilocks & the Three Bears by Gennady Spirin
  • Gus & the Baby Ghost by Jane Thayer
Snacks:
  • Goldfish Crackers, Apple Slices, Craisins
  • Juice Boxes, Cheese, & Crackers
  • Grapes, Green Pistacios, & Graham Crackers
  • Grapes, Bananas, Chocolate Animal Crackers, & Goldfish Crackers
  • Gross Green Gorilla Goobies
  • Apples & Graham Crackers
  • Graham Crackers with Frosting & Gummi Bears

Science:

  • Blue & Yellow mixed together make green
  • We mixed baking soda & vinegar in a bottle to make "gas" that blew up a balloon
  • Gliders & Gravity

Games:

  • Red Light Green Light
  • Move Like an Animal that Moves in the Green Grass When you Roll "Green" on our Color Dice

Music & Movement:

  • The Green Grass Grew All Around All Around
  • Oh, What A Miracle
  • If you're Wearing Green Today

Art:

  • Friendship Shamrocks
  • Green Grass & Caterpillars

Writing:

  • Practiced "G"
  • "In the tall, tall grass, I see a..." writing prompt
  • Glitter Glue Names
  • Thank You Card to Day's Market

Reading: Some of our word wall words include: Green, Go, Grapes, Grass, & Goat

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