We take different types of transportation depending on the distance and terrain. As we explore vehicles that travel on land, children gain knowledge that will help them make safe and responsible decisions in their daily lives. These important life lessons can include how to wear a helmet, buckle a safety belt or look both ways before crossing a street.
A car has four wheels and an engine. Some cars do not use gasoline; instead, they are electric or solar-powered. When we ride in a car, we should wear seat belts to keep us safe. They created their own car using a template and crayons.
We played "Parking Cars." They took turns rolling the die and pocket cube with shapes, they identified the shape and number. They parked the car with that shape in the space with the number rolled.
They practiced cutting triangles or tearing paper and glued in their fine motor journals.
A car has four wheels and an engine. Some cars do not use gasoline; instead, they are electric or solar-powered. When we ride in a car, we should wear seat belts to keep us safe. They created their own car using a template and crayons.
We played "Parking Cars." They took turns rolling the die and pocket cube with shapes, they identified the shape and number. They parked the car with that shape in the space with the number rolled.
They practiced cutting triangles or tearing paper and glued in their fine motor journals.
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