Showing posts with label K. Show all posts
Showing posts with label K. Show all posts

Thursday, December 15, 2011

K is for...

Welcome Song

Henrietta’s basket: key

Echo song: kindergarten and kiss, kangaroo and king

Flannel board: Kite Friends

One little kite in the sky so blue,
Along came another then there were two,
Two little kites flying high above me,
Along came another , then there were three,
Three little kites, just watch how they soar,
Along came another, then there were four,
Four little kites, so high and alive,
Along came another, then there were five.
Five little kites dancing ‘cross the sky,
What a sight to see, way up so high!

Jean Warren from http://canteach.ca/elementary/songspoems40.html

Book: Piggies in the Kitchen (Meadows)

Stand up song: Koala, koala

Koala, koala turn around; Koala, koala touch the ground
Koala, koala dance on your toes; Koala, koala touch your nose
Koala, koala reach up high; Koala, koala touch the sky
Koala, koala bend down low; Koala, koala touch your toe
Koala, koala stand up now; Koala, koala take a bow.

Rhyme Time song

Nursery Rhyme: There was an old woman who lived in a shoe

Announcements

Book: Kittens! Kittens! Kittens! (Meyers)
ABC chant

Animal good-byes

Enrichment Activities: K page, Kitchen, puzzles, kaleidoscopes

This is the "kitchen".  I cut around the doors with an exacto knife so that the kids could open them up and then glue in pictures cut from magazines of food, etc.  Some kids liked putting "silly things" in the fridge or oven.  

Sunday, September 18, 2011

Animals of Australia

Welcome Song

Wesley and Henrietta


Henrietta’s basket
Flannel Board: Five Baby Emus
5 baby emus, wishing they could soar
1 went to try and that left 4
4 baby emus hungry as can be
1 went to eat and that left 3
3 baby emus go off to the zoo
1 ran away and that left 2
2 baby emus were looking for some fun
1 found a playmate and that left 1
1 baby emu playing in the sun
Than all were gone and that left none!

Book: Help: Waking Up Down Under (Votaw)
 
Stand-up song:  Kangaroo Hop
(chant)
Hop, hop, kangaroo hop
Hop, hop, kangaroo hop
Hop, hop, kangaroo hop
Hop, hop, hop until you drop!

Additional verses:
Eat--until you're beat
Jump--fall on your rump
Leap--then fall asleep

Koala, Koala Turn Around
Rhyme time song:

Rhyme: Brown Kangaroo

The brown kangaroo is very funny.
She leaps and runs and hops like a bunny.
And on her stomach is a pocket so wide.
Her baby can jump in and go for a ride!

Book: Wombat Walkabout (Shields) 
 

Animal Good-byes

Thursday, December 23, 2010

K is for...

Welcome Song

Henrietta’s Basket: Kleenex

Sign Language: Letter

Song: Be my echo (6 syllables x 2) kindergarten and key, kangaroo and king

Sign Language: kangaroo

Flannel Board: Kitten song

Book: No more kissing!
On Wednesday the children asked to read it a 2nd time, since I had a small group I was able to.

Song: Koala, koala turn around

Koala, koala,Turn around,
Koala, koala, Touch the ground.
Koala, koala, Dance on your toes,
Koala, koala, Touch your nose.
Koala, koala, Give a little clap,
Koala, koala, Take a nap.
(The children can follow the koala's actions.)

Nursery Rhyme: Old King Cole

Book: Koalas (Valerie Bodden) and/or A Kitten Tale
On Wednesday I read A Kitten Tale and on Thursday I read Koalas. (A Kitten Tale went over better.)

ABC Chant

Good bye Chant

Enrichment: K page, kitchen pictures, puzzles, sort kittens (put right number of kittens with mother cat (print number from 1-5 on each mother cat)
I brought stuffed kittens from home. Wednesday the children had a great time sorting and playing with them. On Thursday the children (especially the boys) started throwing them around, etc.

I used this picture of a kitchen http://www.edupics.com/coloring-page-kitchen-i8787.html I used an Exacto knife and cut along the sides of the oven, etc. so they would "open". I glued these on a larger piece of construction paper. I also cut out lots of little "food" items (and a few silly items) from an old cooking magazine. At storytime the children selected different pictures and glue them "inside" the fridge, drawers, etc.