Our home-preschool journal

Our Home Preschool Journal and Lesson Plans. My goal in "teaching" my children at home is to let them be little and learn through play and investigation, with and WITHOUT my help! My hopes for this blog is to keep good records of our projects and themes with reflections of my kids doing them. This blog is mainly for me, but maybe you might find a project for your sweet littles too.

Monday, October 3, 2011

F is for Fire Safety

October is Fire Safety Month, so that was our theme this week.
Letter: Ff
Color: Orange
Number: 5
Shape: rectangle
RRS Verse: For God so Loved the World that he gave his only begotton Son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have everlasting life. John 3:16


Concepts/goals:
recognize letter Ff and /f/
recognize color
recognize shape
memorize and understand verse
name ways God shows his love
know fire escape plan
understand danger of fire
Firefighters are helpers
Fires are HOT

Books we used:



Highlights of our week:
FireFighter dramatic play- We were great firefighters!

Purposeful play with fire trucks

Helping Strawberry Shortcake up the ladder to safety. :)

largest to smallest.  After doing this one day, L has done this with all his trucks to following days.  Too cute!  Wow, We have a lot of fire trucks! ;)

Puzzles.  L enjoys doing puzzles, especially things that go!  Oh and notice the boots, he now calls them fire boots and has worn them around the house for days. :)

counting firetrucks file folder

patterns

more Fire truck fun

Putting out the fire.  L rang the bell and we raced down the porch steps to put out the fire (flames drawn in chalk).  

L's turn. 

GB loved it, more flames mom!  So much fun!!


Practicing STOP, DROP, and ROLL,

dot painting F with orange

matching colors with bears

sorting by color

sorting by size

RRS work and cutting.  Can you see the scribbles all over the 3 pages?  This is what happens when mom gets a phone call and GB has to wait! 

Reading her book to daddy.  Probably one of her favorite parts of school are her little books she can read by herself. ;)  (Few words, picture clues, repetition, perfect building blocks to reading!)  I hope she continues to love reading!  That's my favorite thing to teach and watch being learned.

Fire Truck Snack- graham crackers, icing (powered sugar/milk) mini oreo wheels, cereal and pretzel ladders.  I didn't have any small pretzels, so we made due!

Fire Truck Breakfast -jelly toast, cereal lights/windsheild, nutella coved banana wheels.  "Best toast Ever!"

We did our orange lunch (I forgot last week) Mac & cheese (not sure if it's actually orange or yellow), carrots/ranch & oranges.  Rectangle lunch with sandwiches, apples  & gogurt all in retangles on rectangle plates! 

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