Week of January 16, 2018
Transportation!
Enduring understandings that the
student should have by the end of the unit:
·
I use transportation to get to pre-K
and
other places.
·
We use different types of
transportation for different reasons.
·
Vehicles move in different ways.
·
Some vehicles are operated by
community helpers such as bus drivers, conductors, firefighters, police
officers, and mail carriers.
·
There are many ways to stay safe when
using transportation.
Lessons and activities for each center:
Blocks- Students are
invited to create a variety of ramps and use different vehicles to race,
predicting which one will go down the fastest and why.
Pretend
Play- Pretend Play will be transformed into
an airport. Students are invited to create things we can find at an airport
using large pieces of cardboard.
Art- An assortment of shape cutouts and
pictures of vehicles will be added to the center. Students will be
invited to reference the vehicles to create their own vehicles.
Science- Students are invited
to create airplanes (with teacher support) and then will be asked to predict if
their plane will fly, why or why not?
Math- Students will be invited to
match numbered cars to their corresponding spots in a "parking lot".
Library- Students are
invited to sequence the pictures and retell a familiar story, using a felt
board.
Writing- Students will
be invited to match lettered cars to their corresponding spots in a
"parking lot".
Sensory- Sand and water, or
play-doh.
Some of the books we will read this week are:
• What Do Wheels Do All Day by April
Jones Prince
•
Transportation in My
Neighborhood by Shelly Lyons
Reminders
·
Wednesday, January 17th, at 8:30 in
the library. Parent workshop, "Who's the Boss?"
If you have any questions Mr.
Woods or I cannot answer feel free to contact the Archdiocese at (888) 227-8175
from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm or Email At Cathlicschools.upk@archny.org
Thank you
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