Thursday, May 14th
Language Arts: Please
review this list of books with your child to jog their memory about some of
these books we’ve read and loved throughout this year. Most of these are available on You Tube and
can be ordered from Scholastic Books which authors our Big Day for Pre-K
curriculum. Have your child write down
the names of their 3 favorite books on a piece of paper to add to their Memory
Book.
Below are some
recommended Pre-K books. Feel free to
read anything of interest to your child.
Please enjoy reading together a minimum of 10-15 minutes daily.
***Jack’s
Garden and Try
a Little Kindness by Henry Cole, our
visiting author for Fall 2020!***
Animal
Nursery Tales by Scarry
Are
You My Mother? by Eastman
Blueberries
for Sal by McCloskey
Chicka
Chicka Boom Boom by Martin
Clifford
the Big Red Dog books by
Bridwell
Corduroy
by
Freeman
Curious
George books by Rey
Egermeier’s
Bible Story Book by Egermeier
Elmer
the Elephant by McKee
Ferdinand
the Bull by Munro Leaf
Frog
and Toad All Year by Lobel
Green
Eggs and Ham and other Dr. Seuss books
Goodnight
Gorilla by Rathman
Happy
Birthday, Moon by Asch
Harold
and the Purple Crayon by Johnson
Harry
the Dirty Dog and other Harry
books by Zion
How Do
Dinosaurs Get Well Soon? and others by Yolen
If You
Give a Mouse a Cookie and others by Numeroff
The
Kissing Hand by Penn
Knuffle
Bunny and others by
Willems
The
Little Engine That Could by Piper
Leo
the Late Bloomer by Kraus
The
Mitten and others by Brett
Mister
Seahorse and others by Carle
Mother
Goose and Nursery Rhymes by Reed
No,
David! and others by Shannon
Owl
Moon
by Jane Yolen
Pete
the Cat books by Litwin
Rainbow
Fish books by Pfister
Splat
the Cat by Scotton
Stellaluna
by
Cannon
The
Story About Ping by Flack
The
Tale of Peter Rabbit by Potter
The
Tub People by Conrad
There
Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly by Taback
Where
the Wild Things Are by Sendak
Math: Print both pages
for the story of “The Three Bears.”
Color and cut out the pieces.
Then tell the story in order using the pieces (review the story on You
Tube if you need to).
Science: Watch “Trail
Talks” with Dr. Shealy. All the videos
and photos were taken on our FPD campus.
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