

Books This Week:
Hooray A Pinata! By Elisa Kleven
Dandelion, By Don Freeman
Hooray A Pinata! By Elisa Kleven
Dandelion, By Don Freeman
Thank You Thanksgiving, By David Milgrim
Small Groups:
-Art - Students will make and decorate a bag for the pinata party!
-Language - Students will read the story Thanks for Thanksgiving By Julie markes and talk about what they are grateful for. They will then make a special Thanksgiving card to share with someone special.
Choice Time:
-Sensory Table- modeling sand, construction trucks, cars and roads for driving.
-Art - Students will make and decorate a bag for the pinata party!
-Language - Students will read the story Thanks for Thanksgiving By Julie markes and talk about what they are grateful for. They will then make a special Thanksgiving card to share with someone special.
Choice Time:
-Sensory Table- modeling sand, construction trucks, cars and roads for driving.
-Writing- making stationary and sending letters to friends
-Library- Books about friendship
-Library- Books about friendship
- Easel -Students will paint pinata pictures with bright paint colors
-Dramatic Play - Grocery store with various roles. Students will create shopping lists and play the roles of cashier, bagger, and shopper.
-Dramatic Play - Grocery store with various roles. Students will create shopping lists and play the roles of cashier, bagger, and shopper.
- Blue Table - Play dough and pizza toppings
- Art table - Students will color and decorate turkeys.
Songs, Word Play, and Letters
Hello Mr. Turkey How are You?
- Art table - Students will color and decorate turkeys.
Songs, Word Play, and Letters
Hello Mr. Turkey How are You?
Turkey Trot
We Eat Turkey
Alphabet Action Song
Looby Loo
Looby Loo
Special Notes:
- Please send your child's favorite stuffed animal to school on Tuesday for the Pinata party!
-Wednesday November 24th is a half day of school. The morning session will run as a normal day and there will be no afternoon session. There will be no school on Thursday November 25th and Friday November 26th.
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