Community and Nature Week

Activities
Language	Phonics Cards	Riddle Matching	Worker Memory Game	Music Activity
Science	World Map	Ocean Booklet	Ocean Diorama	Map Activity
Math	Frog Numbers	Make a Tree***	Make a Flower***	Pizza Fractions ½  ¼
Pretend	Dress-up	Guess Who?	Plastic Animal Tracks in Playdoh	Toothpick Art in bananas
# Books Read
Extras	stranger danger role play (w/Bernstein Bears book), threading “fish” blocks, cornstarch sidewalk paint

Just a few notes on how I use this chart:
*I try to print/prepare all of my material over the weekend so that I'm ready to go on Monday. I keep all of the things I need in one folder.
*When Raccoon is in a good mood or I'm looking for something new to play, I pull out whichever activity I think will work at the moment. So some days we do one thing, other days five, it just depends.
*Our big "learning" times are Tuesdays and Thursdays for now, as they are our completely stay-at-home days.
*We do a lot of things in the afternoons because by then we've played all his favorite things and he's often ready for something new.
*This list is probably too brief to be helpful. Right now it's more for my record-keeping, but in the future I will try to put up more links or pictures.

***I downloaded these two printables from the Teacher Express part of Scholastic's website under their "Free Resources" section on the left-hand side.