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This weeks theme is Fun on the Farm. It’s one of biggest themes of the year. We can go on for weeks exploring lifestyle, produce, foods, and of course animals. In fact we’ll spend two weeks on this theme, starting with tractors and farmers. Feel free to wear your farming attire all week…(yes i will too). We’ll end the week with a “farm fresh breakfast” @ 8:45 to 9:30 a.m. Please make sure your child is here early that morning to participate. If you have anything to share, please do!
~Raquel~
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Posted on September 24th, 2010 by Kids Kondo
Who’s ready for Fall?? We are!!! Believe it or not Wednesday is the first day of Autumn, ok soo where’s the color change? This week we”ll explore the Fall season. We’ll talk about falling leaves, cooler weather (hopefully soon) and harvesting veggies. If you have any books to share please do! I’m also looking for farmer dress up clothes ex. overalls, straw hats, bandanas, etc. Thanks in advance!
~Raquel~
Posted on September 20th, 2010 by Kids Kondo
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This week’s theme is Friendships & Feelings. We will talk about sharing, how to help, facial expressions, and emotions. Lots of role play and interactive games partnered with arts and crafts is part the agenda. Let’s not forget music as well. Things to do @ home are:
- Play How Am I Feeling? – Have pictures of people depicting different emotions. Have the children guess how the person is feeling and why by using clues in the pictures.
- Attach a facial expression to a mood. Use descriptive vocabulary.
- Music Painting. put on different genres and see the difference it paintings.
- Be animated when reading to your little one.
- Talk about sharing with our friends/being gentle with our friends.
~Raquel~
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Posted on September 14th, 2010 by Kids Kondo
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Hope you heard your child talk about apples this week!
Next week is All About Shapes. Identifying them is a building block to learning math. For more information about shapes check out:
We’ll use interactive games & activities to encourage learning. Please see curriuculum sheets posted in classrooms. Here are some things to try @ home.
~Raquel~
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Posted on September 6th, 2010 by Kids Kondo