Kid’s Corner
{Week 5: Language}
Activity: Easter Chick
Lesson by Annie
Theme: Easter
Color: Gray
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Daily
Opener:
1.
Prayer {Say a prayer with your child}
2.
Calendar {Click
on the link to learn how to use the calendar}.
3. ABC / 123 Song
{Sing the ABC’s with your child & sing numbers 1-10 with your child}.
Description: Your
child will practice learning various descriptive words involving an Easter
Chick.
Materials:
- Two Pieces of yellow and orange construction paper
- Four Word Strips or White computer paper
- Sharpie
- Glue/Tape
- Scissors
1.
Trace and cutout your child’s left and right hand on the
yellow piece of paper.
2.
Draw
and cutout a medium-size egg on the remaining yellow piece of paper.
3.
Draw
and cutout two orange feet and a small diamond shape {see pictures below}.
4.
Cut out four word strips out of white computer
paper.
5.
With
your child put together your Easter Chick {see picture below}.
6.
With your child, using your four word strips,
write the word: Chick on one of your word strips. Come up with three more
descriptive words on the remaining word strips. Have your child trace over each
word with their index finger and practice saying the word in a sentence.
7.
Review your words/sentences with your child and
hang up your Easter Chick with its words around it for the days to come. Churp! Churp!
Learning Opportunity:
1.
Your child will learn how to create an Easter
Chick.
2.
Your child will learn descriptive words
describing their chick.
3.
Your child will learn how to trace and say the
new words.
Read
Aloud:
“This
Little Chick”
This little chick is black.
She stands in the barnyard on a big haystack.
This little chick is brown.
She is feeling sad and wearing a frown.
This little chick is yellow.
She's friends with the rooster; he's a handsome
fellow.
This little chick is white.
She dances and plays, oh what a sight.
This little chick is purple.
She spends her day running around in a circle.
This little chick is green.
She is the prettiest chick I've ever seen.
This little chick is blue.
She lays eggs for me and you.
This little chick is pink.
She goes down to the pond to get a drink.
All of these chicks live at the farm,
Out in the big red
barn.
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Daily
Craft: Activity Jar {Click
on the link to learn about using the activity jar}
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| Materials Needed |
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| Traced hands and an oval shape |
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| Cutout materials |
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| Proud to have put together his "chick!" |
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| Churp! Churp! |
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| Descriptive Words, this is how I displayed it on his "Art Wall." |
*Stallone Tested and Approved: "It's a chick Momma, it's a chick!" Stallone yelled! He loved making his Easter Chick, and any activity where we are tracing his hands, he LOVES! The descriptive words were a lot of fun too, he didn't grasp the meaning of "descriptive words," but once I put it in simpler form he was quick to say, "Yellow, orange" and so on. Great activity!! We are sad to see our Easter Themed month come to an end. Hope you all enjoyed it!
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