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The children worked on AB pattern Christmas Trees. Just a quick glance and I knew who mastered the AB pattern concept.
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I introduced the game Boggle. There is a student’s name hidden in the game. We discovered the name was Michael and that the sight words:a, am, he, I, me, and my were also hidden in the game. Fun way to work on sight words!
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The children are busy getting the Merry Christmas sign ready for the gifts that they worked on as a surprise for you!
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Roll and color. Roll the dice and whatever number you get you color that part of the gingerbread man.
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The gift wrapping centre was a big hit. The children wrapped and taped, having so much fun and developing their fine motor control and also social skills as they shared the tape.
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Draw your gingerbread family!
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I put out a small Christmas tree and some ornaments, and Christmas clothing in the dramatic play centre. The tree looked really nice when completed!
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Gingerbread felt story pieces. Make up your own gingerbread story!
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Gingerbread ten frames. Add the amount of Christmas items to the number on the ten frame.
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The gingerbread family puzzle!
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Creating patterns! What comes next in the Christmas pattern? Cut out and glue on the item.
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Gingerbread clipboard cruising! What words are written on each gingerbread?
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Gingerbread playdough create a gingerbread cookie, a gingerbread raft and decorate the gingerbread cookie with the gingerbread playdough.
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