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Note: If you haven’t read the updated guidelines for Preschool Corner, please take a moment to do so BEFORE linking up today. Thanks! :)
Kaleb’s theme choice this week was to do Firemen. Needless to say, there were many ‘sirens’ echoing in our house throughout the day {and I think I may be ready to move onto a quieter theme next week}.
Some of the go-along books…
Workboxes…
Here’s a look inside our workbox setup for this week. This week and last we started using Mystery of History 1 and Kaleb’s first ‘box’ includes the things he needs to participate along with us ~ coloring pages that go along with the weekly lessons as well as the Bible stories that we read in My First Hands-on Bible {so very much loving this Bible!!}. Although he might not be able to fully comprehend all that is going on with our history, we all try to sit together and tie-in things for him as much as we can.
Most printables for our week came from the Firemen Printables Pack. A few additional links are shared below.
These are just a few picture glimpses into our week…
Language & Letters
Our Do-A-Dot markers made their appearance several times this week. We used them as ‘water droplets’ to find each of the upper and lowercase Ff’s and mark them.
Having fun with mazes….
Since the Do-A-Dot markers helped out so much during our last ‘find the word in the story’, we doubled up the colors again and had fun stamping out all of the words in the story that we could find.
Math
This week we worked on a new concept ~ greater than and less than. The printable was from the Fireman Printable Pack and one that Kaleb asked if we could keep doing…which was a little hard since we glued them in place the first time. :)
Measuring ~ Kaleb loves measuring with his own ruler, so measuring the different fireman’s tools was much fun. {On a side note: I realized when printing this off in pdf format that it needs to be done without ‘shrink to fit’ or it does not measure correctly}.
Crafts
One of the fun crafts we worked on this week was a handprint fireman team {which went along nicely with our Five Little Fireman poem}. I found this idea on KidsSoup and Kaleb loved it! :) Kaleb also made a firetruck out of foam shapes {super simple}, but again…much fun.
This week we worked on the lowercase letter f. Kaleb worked on his ‘f’ for fish craft page from All About Reading Pre1 and then Ziggy helped us sound out some words. I slowly sounded out the words on the picture cards and Kaleb had to piece them together and identify what word was being sounded out.
Additional Firemen Links
- Houses ~ Colors, Numbers & Address activities from
Cindy @ Along the Way - Fireman Tot Pack from Our Little Monkeys
- Five Little Firemen handprint craft
- Fireman finger puppet
- Fireman do-a-dot pages
- Paperplate fireman hat
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Thanks! We enjoyed many of your firefighter printables during our firefighter unit this summer. I placed a link to your printables here: http://www.examiner.com/article/plan-a-firefighter-unit-for-your-young-children.
thanks so much, Meghan! :)
I wrote a book for preschoolers about a female firefighter. It introduces kids to firefighting and teaches safety lessons. Firefighter Mary is on Amazon. You should check it out, or ask for it at your local library!
I love your unit study and printables, Jolanthe! Thanks for all you so generously share! I featured your free firemen printables in my post today at PreK + K Sharing: http://prekandksharing.blogspot.com/2013/09/montessori-inspired-fire-safety-activities-using-free-printables.html