Sunlit Mornings Wednesday’s 10:00-12:30
Please pack your own lunch
- September
- 30th A is for Animals, come prepared to talk about an animal you like to learn about.
- Games to play: What animal am I? Baby animals
- October
- 7th B is for Build. C is for Create
- play with legos
- 14th D is for Dance
- play with music and motion
- 21st E is for Electricity:
- read books about power, play with circuit boards
- 28th F is for Farm
- visit Spooner’s Farm/ pumpkin patch (doesn’t have to be on wednesday we could go any day that week.)
- November
- 4th G is for Gretel. H is for Hansel:
- Read Hansel and Gretel, decorate gingerbread cookies
- teach Hansel and Gretel song
- 11th I is for inches, talk about and play with measurements
- measuring cups and colored rice
- Measure heights using a measuring stick
- 18th J is for jumping: Pump it up tacoma open gym from 10-12 I’ll get a punch card 4.00 a kid
- 25th No activity
- December
- 2nd K is for King L is for Lord
- reenact the nativity story
- talk about giving Jesus a gift this Christmas
- 9th M is for Money
- Play with money, sort and count. play store and pretend to wrap presents
- 16th N is for the North Pole
- Read The Christmas Wish
- Pretend travel to the North Pole
- 23rd No Activity
- 30th No Activity
- January
- 6th O is for _______________ P is for Play
- 13th Q is for Quiet. R is for Rabbit
- Read I am a bunny, make bunny crafts whisper while we eat lunch
- 20th No activity
- 27th S is for Stamps and Stencils
- Make postcards using stamps and stencils
- February
- 3rd No activity James’ birthday
- 10th T is for Time
- build clocks
- play “what time is it Mr Wolf”
- 17th U is for Universe
- Talk about stars, planets and galaxies
- draw or create your own world
- 24th V is for Volcanoes
- make clay volcanoes and make the erupt
- March
- W is for weather
- X is for X-ray: our skeletal structure
- q-tip hand x-rays
- Y is for yarn
- yarn craft
- yogurt treats
- and yo yo play
- Z is for zoo
- Trip to the zoo
- April and May
- Field trips ideas
- Olympia Children's Museum
- Northwest Trek
- Seattle Science Center
- Downtown Tacoma: Link Hello Cupcake and Tinkertopia
- Hike in Dash point Park
- History Museum
- Art Museum
- Glass Museum
- Space Needle
I love your curriculum! It gives me some good ideas too! Is this aimed for Grace and Everett? IS Gwenevere participating as well or does she have a complete separate curriculum?
ReplyDeleteI made this curriculum so i can build on it for Gwynevere's school work this year. Hence subjects like money, time, electricity, I'll start simple and then go into dept as much as each child is interested. At least that's the goal. Gwenevere also has handwriting, reading and math and history she'll do daily, as well as a couple big projects she chooses to do this year, like building a lending library and researching an animal and presenting her research.
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