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Make a Garden Book

Have children draw, dictate, or write their own books about vegetable gardens. 

Make Another Color Card

Revisit the Color Card activity from Week 1 and help children make another Color Card.

My Favorite Veggies

Have children draw, dictate, or write their own books about their favorite vegetables.

My Home

Have children draw pictures of the inside or outside of their homes. Let children draw, write, or dictate a caption to put under their drawings.

Our Favorite Books

Have children draw and talk about a favorite book.

Our Ramp Stories

Have children dictate or write a ramp story about an observation they made while exploring ramps. Children illustrate their stories with magazine pictures.

Our Vegetable Soup

Brainstorm with children ingredients they would want in a vegetable soup. Gather to create a group recipe book.

Sound Riddles

Have children draw something from the week’s reading that makes sound. Using a template, help them complete riddles describing the sound the object makes.

Talk Together: Loud and Quiet

Create a chart listing loud and quiet sounds and discuss reasons for using loud or quiet voices.

Ten on Our Sleds

Have children dictate or write their own stories about animals on a sled. Encourage children to use alliteration. 

Thank-You Card

Have children draw, dictate, or write a letter to someone who helps the class. Talk about the parts of a letter. 

The House I Would Build…

Have children use the pictures they drew in the Art Center to write or dictate sentences about the house they would build.

Things That Roll

Have children make books about things that roll. Guide children to understand the different elements of a book. Have them use drawings and pictures from magazines.

To a Family Member

Help children write to a family member or caretaker about something they like about school.

Word Play: Tracing (up)

Help children practice writing the word up.

Word Play: Writing (up)

Guide children to write the word up several times on their own.

Word Play: Writing Words

Help children practice writing the word dam.  

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