Reminders:
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Please make sure your child has two extra changes
of clothes, including underwear, tops bottoms and socks.
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Please always make sure that your child walks
into the school building with a mask
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Wednesday 5, 2022 Picture Day. Picture money
envelopes were sent home last week. Please return them to the classroom teacher
before Tuesday. Individual Picture Day. Students may wear dress up clothes. No
jeans, teddy bears, or hats!
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Drop off in the morning is between 7:45 and 8:00
am. Dismissal is at 2:45 pm.
Exploration Topic: Our Community
Essential Question: What is Our Community?
Focus Area: Our Classroom
Weekly Focus: Our Day
Focused Learning Activity for the Week:
Students will be encouraged to join the teacher in the
writing center. The teacher will prompt
the students to draw an answer to the question, "What routines are you
learned in the classroom with your teacher?
Students that need extra support: Will be given prompting answers and asked children recognize some routines in the classroom. For example, "The teacher will show pictures of some routines in the classroom and will ask "what will coming after morning meeting? What we do when we come back to the classroom from the playground?"
Students that are ready for a challenge: Will be
prompted to use multiple sentences when responding to the question "What
are some routines that you learned in the classroom? Children will have the
opportunity to be working as a helper of the day to help the teacher indicate
"what is coming next after one routine pass? children will use an arrow to
help children visualize the schedule we already have in the classroom.
ELL Students: Will be given the directions /
questions in Spanish. Dictation will be written in whichever language
they answer.
Standard Addressed:
P-SE 3: Child engages
in and maintains positive interactions and relationships with other children.
Foundational Text for the Week:
.
Hands Say Love by George Shannon (author) and Taeeun Yoo (illustrator): Every
day our hands show the most important people in our lives how we care about
them.
- In
this book what are some of the ways people use their hands?
- In
this book people use their hands to help other peoples. What are some
things you can do with your hands to help other people?
- We can
use our hands to show people we love them. What are some other ways we can
show people we love them?
- Hands
can say many things. Some people use sign language to use their hands to
talk. You can say love like this
Try using your hands to say love
Learning Centers Available for the Theme:
Blocks- Children are encouraged to explore the block center.
They will be shown a few unit blocks, shown where they can be found in the
classroom, and shown how to match them to their outline in order to clean up.
Dramatic Play- Children are invited to explore the dramatic
play area and use the props and clothing provided. Dramatic Play will be set up
as a kitchen. Teacher will introduce
basic materials, how to use them, and how to put them away.
Art- Children are invited to explore the art area. They will
be shown a paint container, brush, and paper. Teacher will model how to dip
brush in paint and paint a few brushstrokes on paper. Students will be shown
where materials can be found in the classroom and what they should do when they
finish painting.
Science- Children will be shown a few items from a
collection of natural objects. Teacher will model how students can begin to
explore some of the materials. They will be shown where these materials can be
found in the classroom and how to put them away when finished.
Math- Children will be shown a couple of puzzles. Teacher
will model how to take apart and how to put a few pieces together. Students
will be shown where puzzles can be found and how to put them away.
Library- Students can explore books from the classroom
library.
Writing- Students are invited to explore the materials
provided in the writing center. They are encouraged to explore their name
cards.
Sensory- Students will be shown a small amount of sand and a
few toys. They will be shown where these materials can be found in the
classroom. Students will be prompted to
wash their hands before and after using the sand table.
To view the Lesson Plan, click HERE!
If you have any questions or concerns, you can email me at marthacolon@olqmnyc.org or email Mrs.
Zogka at MrsZogka@olqmnyc.org.
If there are any questions regarding the Pre-K for All
program that cannot be answered by the office or classroom teacher, please feel
free to contact the Help Line at 888-227-8175
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