Extraordinary Explorations

Students will practice fine motor by pasting pre-cut colored construction paper squares on the boxes. They can create their own building with this template or on a blank paper if they do not need a template to follow. ASK: What are the parts of your building? Roof? Walls? Floor? Door? Windows? Stairs? Attic? Garage? Practice shape recognition - Squares! Child can also count how many squares they used. This activity is paired with read aloud - THE THREE LITTLE PIGS : AN ARCHITECTURAL TALE

Clothes unit family involvement letter to parents. This handout describes the week's focus of clothes unit with emphasis on community helpers. Students are still familiarizing with their school and environment. This activity allows creativity for kids to explore some of their favorite dramatic play roles.

Sent along with our september newsletter, this letter for parents gives a brief description of the importance of family involvement at the preschool level. No, it is not "homework" per say, but a short task meant to be fun and thought provoking for families to get involved in what topics students are learning at school and also make connections to the home.

Whether teaching Pre-K 'Movement' or K 'Forces', teachers may use this cut & paste worksheet as a preassessment or exit ticket following experiments