Kindergarten Weekly Learning Plan
April 20th -24th
Opening Comments
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Google Meet on Tuesday, April 21st: Show and Share Time (see below for explanation)
There is no need to log in early from this point forward. Please sign in at 11 or 2 for your session.
Assignments to be handed in via email to your teacher:
Learning Objectives / I Can Statements / Areas of Focus
Watch these videos from your teacher
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Assigned Learning Tasks
Please complete the following tasks in any order. An hour of learning a day is optimal.
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Literacy
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Math
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Wellness & Play (Optional)
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‘at’ Rhyming Poem
(Approx. 30 min)
Success Criteria:
Assessment: Send a picture of your drawing with word labels.
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Fill It Up
(Approx. 20 min)
How many small containers of water will it take to fill up the big container?
You can conduct this experiment in your kitchen sink or even in the bathtub.
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Show and Share Presentation
(Approx. 30 minutes)
For our next Google Meet on April 21st, we are going to show and share our favourite toys.
To prepare, find your favourite toy and talk to your family members about what it is, and why it is your favourite.
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Ten-Frame Game
(Approx. 30 minutes)
Create a ten-frame or use the one you created last week:
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Loose Parts or Found Objects Maze
(Approx. 30 minutes)
Using your imagination, build a maze using loose parts or found objects from your house.
Your creations could be:
Invite other family members to explore this maze.
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Letter Practice
(Approx. 20 minutes)
Did you know that so far, we have learned about the following letters?
A C D E F I K L M N
O P Q R S T U W Y
Choose 5 of the above letters and practice:
For Example:
F says f f f (insert sound)
F is for fox.
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How Many?
(Approx. 30 minutes)
Choose 5 different items in your house and count them. (Examples: Pillows, chairs, stuffed toys).
Record how many you have of each item by writing the numeral.
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Get a Workout
(Approx. 5 minutes/day)
Join in with Jack Hartmann to strengthen alphabet recognition, letter formation skills and your fitness.
Follow instructions for writing the lowercase letters to develop the exercise movements and verbal letter formation directions.
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Optional Learning Tasks
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Phys Ed - Please visit Ms. Hennick’s Blog for physical education activities.
Music – Please visit Ms. Mann’s Music Blog for a variety of great music activities.
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Closing Comments
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