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MONDAY |
TUESDAY |
WEDNESDAY |
THURSDAY |
FRIDAY |
SATURDAY |
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Teach your child the song, “Mary Had a Little Lamb”.
(Music) |
Go on a walk and look for birds flying south.
(Science) |
Using a rubber ball, teach your child how to play catch.
(Coordination) |
Have your
child sign his name on a card and send it to his grandparents. (Writing) |
Encourage your child to tell you what she wants to be when she grows up.
(Occupations) |
Say “Thank You” to someone whose job helps you.
(Appreciation) |
Labor Day
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How many colors of apples can you find at the grocery store? (Colors/Math) |
Find the “star” in an apple by cutting it crossways. (Science) |
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Make apple star prints.
(Art) |
Make applesauce.
(Cooking)
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Grandparents Day –
Show your child pictures of his grandparents when they
were young.
(History) |
Take your child to the library to pick out books.
(Pre-Reading) |
Read a fairy tale to your child and have her make up a new title.
(Literature) |
Make a letter book with pictures of things that start with the letter “A”. (Letters) |
Have your child try to walk
and act like different animals.
(Dramatics/ Movement) |
Play an opposite game—you
say a word
and your child says the opposite. (Opposites) |
Make a train out of cardboard boxes.
(Construction) |
Have your child make his own shape book out of paper and magazine pictures.
(Shapes) |
Sort and count fall leaves. (Math) |
First Day
of Fall
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Let your child paint on a leaf, then press a piece of paper on it to make
a print.
(Art)
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Pretend to be
a leaf, falling and twirling down to the ground. (Movement) |
Make a
bowling game with empty soda bottles and a large ball.
(Coordination) |
Do a favor for a neighbor.
(Kindness) |
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Let your child help you make an apple pie or an apple crisp. (Cooking) |
Set out jars with lids for your child to practice screwing and unscrewing.
(Sm. Muscle Dev.) |
Make a sock puppet for your child to play with. (Language) |
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