Week 3: Mixing New Colors

Learning Goals

STEM

Children will:

  • Understand there are many different colors
  • Understand that a color has many different shades from very light to very dark
  • Begin to understand that two or more colors can be combined to make a new color
  • Continue to understand that objects can be classified by color
  • Understand that objects appear to be a different color when viewed through a transparent colored material
  • Begin to understand that the color of light looks different after passing through a transparent colored material
  • Begin to understand that some animals can blend into their environment
  • Continue to predict and record results of color investigations based on observations 

ELA

Children will:

  • Recognize, match, and form uppercase and lowercase “Pp” (Alphabet Knowledge)
  • Begin to ask and answer questions about a text (Comprehension)
  • Make connections between their lives and texts read aloud (Comprehension)
  • Continue to identify front and back covers of a book (Concepts of Print)
  • Understand the roles of author and illustrator (Concepts of Print)
  • Recognize environmental print (Concepts of Print)
  • Continue listen to and clap syllables in names and words (Phonological Awareness)
  • Listen to, learn, and use new concept vocabulary words about color such as color, dark, darker, darkest, light, lighter, lightest, paint, shade, and transparent (Vocabulary)

SOCIAL EMOTIONAL

Children will:

  • Listen to and follow directions
  • Continue to build their condept of self as they say their names and begin to recogninze their names in print
  • Continue to identify othe children by name
  • Learn to work independently or cooperatively with one child or in small groups
  • Continue to share and discuss ideas as they build self confidence in their own abilities
  • Contineu to use basic conversational rules such as taking turns and actively listening
  • Learn how to encourage others as they explore and discover new things about color
  • Continue to learn to express appreciation for the abilities of others
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