Wednesday, January 13, 2016

January Week 2: Opposites

Large  Group Activity

Date:  January Week 2

Title:  Opposites

Phoneme: /k,s/

Pre-Literacy:  Trace the Letter C.  “Put your finger on the top. Draw half a circle and then we stop.”  The letter C has two sounds sssssss and k-k-k.  Whose name has a C in it?  Miss Carrie has a C at the beginning of her name.  Other children have a C in the middle or at the end of their names.  What words have those sounds?  Cookie, cow, circle, circus, cracker, cup.

Materials required:  Laminated Letter C, music, book

Book: Quiet Loud by Leslie Patricelli.  Find it on Amazon (click on the title link) or click here to find it at the local library.



Concepts:  Music, Fast/Slow, high/Low, Loud/Soft, Quiet/Loud


Transition activity:  Song:  Colors by Learning Station

We're reading Quiet Loud this week and talking about OPPOSITES.  We're experimenting with humming quietly and then loudly.  Then we're dancing to Jim Gill's Silly Dance Contest and dancing fast and slow, jumping high and crouching low.

Stay tuned - more OPPOSITES next week!