Jolly Phonics: We continued learning about pumpkins. This week we had a This week we learned about the /i/ blue point drill. We We have been patterning our calendar sound! The children enjoyed practiced being safe in the using pumpkins and fall leaves. We have listening to a story, singing a song, been continuing to work on sequencing classroom with the lights off and a level 0 and learning the /i/ sound motion how pumpkins grow too. voice. (wiggle your fingers at the end of your nose like whiskers). We also measured the width of the We also had our reading buddies come pumpkins and were sorting which in! They read us a story and we learned pumpkins were wide and which were how to pet a dog safely (ask the owner thin. “may I pet your dog,” let the dog sniff your hand, pet the dog’s back)
Important Dates/Facts:
● October 20, 2018, Fall Fest:
Speech Update: 9:00-11:00, All families are welcome Second Step: In speech this week the children read the book “There to attend. Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Bat” with Ms. F! While ● October 31, 2018, Halloween This week we practiced reading the story, the children practiced turn-taking, labeling Parades: AM Sessions 10:30, PM asking for what we want or and identifying objects in pictures, labeling and identifying Sessions: 2:30. Families are need. The children practiced pumpkin and Halloween vocabulary, increasing utterance welcome to watch the parade in asking friends questions and length, speech-sounds, answering and asking “wh” questions, sequencing, making predictions and following directions. the gym. Costumes should not role playing. The children also used Mr. Potato Head pieces to include toy weapons. If your child build a Mr. Pumpkin Head with a real pumpkin! They practiced is dressing up for Halloween, they sound production, turn-taking, labeling and identifying pumpkin should come to school dressed in vocabulary and body parts, answering “wh” questions, their costume. increasing utterance length, making requests and comments to ● November 1, 2018: Picture Retake peers, increasing grammatically correct sentences, and following directions. Day