This week we introduce non-fiction books while we talk about our experiences with pets. PET CARE is an important lesson to teach to children.
Word of the week: PET (Mascota)
Sign Language: http://www.lifeprint.com/asl101/pages-signs/p/pet.htm
Mystery Bag: A pet-food bowl (or) a collar with tags for a pet.
Introductory activity: Things Pets Need (printed out w/ words and pictures: sleep, water, exercise, love, wash, eat, toys,vet, training.)
BOOKS:
Dog vs. Cat
Pigeon Wants A Puppy by Mo Willems
What Pet Should I Get by Dr. Seuss
Pet Corner=Rincon de las mascotas: Lovable Dogs=Perros Adorables by Katie Kawa (nonfiction)
Me Want Pet: Tami sauer, illus. Bob Shea
Children Make Terrible Pets: Patrick Brown
Action Rhyme
Can you hop like a rabbit?
Can you jump like a frog? Can you waddle like a duck?
Can you wag your tail like a dog?
Can you fly like a bird?
Can you swim like a fish?
Can you sit back down and be still like this?
Can you jump like a frog? Can you waddle like a duck?
Can you wag your tail like a dog?
Can you fly like a bird?
Can you swim like a fish?
Can you sit back down and be still like this?
Source: Library Storytime
I had a little poodle (hold up fist)
His coat was silver gray,
One day I thought I'd bathe him, To wash the dirt away, I washed my little poodle, (scrub fist with other hand), then dried him with a towel (pat fist like drying with a towel) My poodle seemed to like his bath, He didn't even growl. |
CRAFT: we made a version of this using Goldfish crackers, Rice Crispies, and a die-cut fishbowl that we have at work.
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