Showing posts with label ordinal number. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ordinal number. Show all posts
Thursday, May 24, 2012
little blue truck and lining up
Story: Little Blue Truck Leads the Way by Alice Shertle
Activity: playing with cars
We used this book to talk about being polite when lining up. This would be a great book for those first days of school when you are going over procedures. We used toy cars and trucks and lined them up. We even had a blue truck. We also went over ordinal numbers, talking about which cars went 1st, 2nd, etc.
Snack: little blue truck graham crackers
For our snack we made little blue trucks out of graham crackers, vanilla yogurt with blue food coloring, and blueberries for wheels. My daughter ate this up!
We used this book to talk about being polite when lining up. This would be a great book for those first days of school when you are going over procedures. We used toy cars and trucks and lined them up. We even had a blue truck. We also went over ordinal numbers, talking about which cars went 1st, 2nd, etc.
Snack: little blue truck graham crackers
For our snack we made little blue trucks out of graham crackers, vanilla yogurt with blue food coloring, and blueberries for wheels. My daughter ate this up!
Thursday, April 5, 2012
caterpillars and ordinal numbers
Book:
Activity: pom pom number caterpillars
This book is great for practicing ordinal numbers! I printed off numbers 1 to 10 and had my daughter make her own caterpillars on the numbers. While she did this we talked about ordinal numbers: which one is first, second, third, etc. I didn't have her glue them because I want her to be able to do this activity again if she wants.
Snack: candypillars
I found a cute idea from the Celebration Shoppe to use rollos and M&M's, but I wanted something a little healthier. I used banana slices and the white chocolate M&M's. I used peanut butter to stick the candy on, but Nutella would be good too I bet.
5 components of reading suggestions:
{phonemic awareness}
have your early bird break up the word "caterpillar" into it's syllables; practice clapping, stomping, snapping, and counting the syllables
{phonics}
point out to your early bird the "r"s in caterpillar change the sound of the e and a; have your early bird find other words that the r changes it's sound, for example: horn, bird, garden, butterfly, cardinal
{fluency}
have your early bird help you read the first part of each page; "the ___ little caterpillar"
{vocabulary}
have your early bird practice recognizing ordinal numbers; print off the words or numbers and put in order
{comprehension}
quiz your early bird on what each caterpillar did
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- dshrock
- I am a wife, mom, teacher, and student. I love my husband, daughter, son, and pug! I'm currently finishing a doctorate in curriculum and instruction with an emphasis in reading from Baylor University, but also have degrees in elementary ed and school counseling from The University of Tulsa. I've taught in Memphis and Waco. We are now living in the dorms at a boarding school in Oklahoma for junior and senior high school students where my husband teaches.
