Week 1: Flowing Water

Learning Goals

STEM

Children will:

  • Begin to understand that water, as a liquid, flows and takes the shape of its container
  • Begin to understand that water usually flows downhill
  • Begin to understand that the direction of water flow can be changed
  • Begin to understand that water behaves differently on different surfaces
  • Begin to understand that water is absorbed on some surfaces and not others
  • Share ideas, make predictions, and record their observations of water and water flow

ELA

Children will:

  • Recognize, match, and form uppercase and lowercase “Ww” (Alphabet Awareness)
  • Identify the first letter (“Ww”) in context of a word (water) (Alphabet Awareness)
  • Develop awareness of sounds in language by clapping to words in a sentence (Phonological Awareness)
  • Identify beginning sounds in words (/w/) (Phonological Awareness)
  • Generate alliterative sentences (Phonological Awareness)
  • Engage in active viewing and listening (Listening and Speaking)
  • Build understanding through text-to-self and text-to-text connections (Comprehension)
  • Listen to, develop an understanding of meaning, and use new concept vocabulary words about water including river, flow, and absorb (Vocabulary)

SOCIAL EMOTIONAL

Children will:

  • Participate in one-on-one, small-group, and large-group conversations/discussions
  • Understand group roles, rules, and expectations
  • Express their own needs, wants, feelings, thoughts, ideas, and opinions
  • Begin to initiate, organize, and participate in independent activities
  • Seek answers to questions
  • Sustain attention to personally chosen or routine tasks until they are completed
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