Journal Entries:

 1. Try practicing letters in your alphabet journal. 

2. Trace the letters and make them using rainbow colors. 

3. Try drawing a picture of something that starts with each letter- For example: A -Apple, B- Bear, C-Cat

4. Draw a picture of yourself- try to write your own name!

5. Draw a picture of your family. Can you say each family member’s name?

6. Observational Drawing: Look out the window- Can you draw what you see? A tree, a car, the sun, the grass, etc. 

 

 

 

Hands on Learning Activities:

1. Dramatic Play- Make puppets using household items and host a puppet show.

 

2. Music- Make music using instruments and household items- have a marching band around the house.

 

3. Language and Physical Movement- Practice following directions...Play Simon says, red light/green light, or copy cat to have your child practice following directions and using his/her body.

 

4. Cooking- Choose a recipe to make with you child. Have them assist with gathering ingredients, cooking materials, and using his/her hands to follow the recipe. 

 

5. Art/Sensory- Paint using water color paints, finger paints, pudding, scented lotion, shaving cream, corn syrup and food coloring. Allow your child to get messy and engage in a fun sensory activity. 

 

6. Literacy-Try making letters of the alphabet or in your child's name. Make letters using playdough, sticks, straws, string, legos, buttons, etc. 

 

7. Math- Go on a Counting Scavenger Hunt- Ask your child to find 1 teddy bear, 2 cars, 3 dolls, 4 blocks, 5 crayons, 6 shoes, 7 spoons, etc.