This week we rowed "We're Going on a Bear Hunt" by Michael Rosen. This story has a motions that go with it and we had fun beating the rhythm on on laps and acting out the bear hunt all week. After several weeks of slacking low-key preschool, we made another lapbook, which made E very excited.
E colored in the title page for our lapbook, making sure to copy the book cover as closely as possible:
Our lapbook activities came from homeschoolshare.com - where else? E drew a family portrait, which includes all of our family celebrating "mommy's purple party":
Another fun element asked the question "What would you like to hunt for?" E decided she wanted to go on an ostrich hunt:
We printed out the sequence cards for E to cut out and then put in the order that they appeared in the story:
Following the story we made these sight word cards which self-store in the little cave:
We continued our math workbook, doing a page each day. The novelty has worn off for her, but it is still so good for her to do. She writes some of the numbers herself and some I draw dotted lines for her to trace:
Our finished lapbook (with a lift-the-flap book of bears and their habitats):
We also watched a YouTube video of Michael Rosen doing a reading of his book:
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