Wow! It has been very busy at our preschool. The week before Thanksgiving we dressed as Indians and Pilgrims and had a Thanksgiving feast. Ask your student about:
- dancing the Turkey Pokey and the Turkey strut
- singing "If you're thankful and you know it" and "Gobble, gobble, gobble, said the bird"
- chanting "Mr. Turkey big and fat"
- making a grateful turkey whose feathers listed our blessings
- making music with homemade instruments
- dressing up as pilgrims and Indians
- reading "The First Thanksgiving" and "Grover's book of Baby Animals"
- playing "Hide turkey hide"
- learning the sound for the letter "M"
- learned the letter "C" sound
- made a caterpillar for our ABC book
- read "The Kissing Hand", "The Cat in the Hat" "The Biggest Best Snowman" and "C is for Clown"
- reviewed the letters we've learned and begin making words like "cat, hat, sat, mat, fat and rat"
- played "Cootie" with a Santa face
- began making a Santa Advent calendar
- sang "Guess who's beard is long and white?" and "Once there was a snowman"
- began making salt dough ornaments which we'll paint this next week.
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