This week we are on the lake. Lakes are home to many plants and animals and a means for transportation and food. Even if bodies of water are not available to explore in your own environment, there are many ways to help a child develop a love and appreciation for water. Preschoolers love water play and using their senses to learn.
Fishing can be done in lakes, rivers, and oceans. Fishing can be a job or done for fun. Fish can be caught with a pole or a net.
We made a fish on a line using a fish template, markers, yarn and craft stick. They each laced their fish. The students were encouraged pretend they caught a fish then took turns introducing their fish.
Today we fished for shapes and letters. First we took turns fishing for a shape fish and matching and then we fished for letters and matched to their letter mat.
For fine motor we traced lines and glued numbers in our fine motor journals. The older kids placed numbers in order 1-20.
They used water colors to paint their name.
Fishing can be done in lakes, rivers, and oceans. Fishing can be a job or done for fun. Fish can be caught with a pole or a net.
We made a fish on a line using a fish template, markers, yarn and craft stick. They each laced their fish. The students were encouraged pretend they caught a fish then took turns introducing their fish.
Today we fished for shapes and letters. First we took turns fishing for a shape fish and matching and then we fished for letters and matched to their letter mat.
For fine motor we traced lines and glued numbers in our fine motor journals. The older kids placed numbers in order 1-20.
They used water colors to paint their name.
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