It's the Victoria Day long weekend here in Canada and so far the weather has been beautiful. In fact, tomorrow is warming up so much I *may* just have to take a dip in the pool (hence why I'm posting this today and taking the next two days off HA!)
Last week we explored colour mixing by introducing primary and secondary colours.
We used coloured water and eye droppers to mix primary colours and see what happens! The students LOVED this!
We are continuing with our Colour Inquiry by making our own paint colours using the primary colours in a squirt bottle.
We also sang along to the Hail Mary and followed a directed drawing of Mother Mary.
You can find this lesson in my May Religion pack in my TpT store.
Here's a look at our centres this week:
Can you make a rainbow?
Wrap the colourful yarn around a stick!
Race a car down the line to the finish line!
Let's explore clocks and time!
Can you make a flower garden?
Can you use these loose parts to create a beach scene?
The translucent shells and large rainbow wooden spools are from Quality Classrooms.
I downloaded these beach/pond scenes from Rebecca @mooretoloveinkinder
At our Sensory Bin, we filled it with water and added loose parts (jewels, rocks, etc.). We left out a variety of bottles, measuring cups/spoons and funnels to explore capacity.
In our Fine Motor Small Group Mini Lesson we will be using this Nature Feel and Find set from Guide Craft (which can be purchased from Quality Classrooms).
Students reach into the bag and try and match the missing piece! I absolutely love the high quality of this product!
We are going to be finishing our Telling Time unit in math this week.
We will play a Match Me game and Bingo game in small groups! Our students love games!
You can find everything above, as well as 2-weeks of complete lesson plans, in my Telling Time in Kindergarten pack in my TpT store.
Here are my weekly plans if you'd like to download!
If you would like the editable version to modify this for your own class click HERE.
The original blank PowerPoint file has been uploaded onto Google Slides but the formatting has changed.
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