Monthly Curriculum

 

 

Ezra Jack Keats

A Letter to Amy
Peter’s Chair
Goggles!
The Snowy Day
Jennie’s Hat
Whistle for Willie

Over in the Barnyard

Sung to: "Down By The Station"

Over in the barnyard
Early in the morning,
See the yellow chickens
Standing in a row.
See the busy farmer
Giving them breakfast.
Cheep, cheep, cheep, cheep.
Off they go.

(Substitute other farm animals)

Number Sense & Quantities

Children recognize numbers and develop counting skills. They learn that numbers can be used to figure out “how many.” Ask your child to join you in counting in your daily life. For example how many steps to climb to go in your house, how many cups do we need for dinner, how many times can he/she brush his hair.

Cow pose

Cognitive Development

Development in the domain of cognition involves the processes by which young children grow and change in their abilities to pay attention to and think about the world around them. Everyday experiences and interactions provide opportunities for young children to learn how to solve problems, differentiate between familiar and unfamiliar people, and understand how their actions affect others.