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Weekly Plan for Areas of Experience

Week: 20th June 2011 Theme: Animals Subtheme: Savanna Animals Class:Green class/ 3-4solder

Mark making

Observational drawing jungle animals

Joining dots stripes on atiger/ zebra

Cutting /Gluing

Toilet paper zebra Lion face collage

Math

Counting game andnumber recognition (no

3)

Mathematical concepts:over, around, on, in

Book corner

Hippos Holiday Crocodile Smile

Painting

Giraffe finger painting Observational painting

savanna animals

Role Play

At the Zoo

Science Learn about jungle

animals

Learn about differentpatterns in the natural

world (spots, stripes,

etc)

Music

5 little monkeys teasingMr. Crocodile

1 elephant went out toplay

Malleable

Rice and containersSmall world

Plastic jungle animalsTable top

Jungle animals puzzle Sorting game Lotto with animals

Construction

Duplo

Sand

Plastic savanna animalsWater

Filling and emptyingbottles


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Areas of development

Week: 20th June 2011 Theme: Animals Sub-theme: Savanna Animals Class:Green class/3-4s'older

Personal, social and emotional

development

Take turns, be helpful and shareresources fairly

Sustain interest and concentration Show respect for others and take

care of resources around them

Communication, language and

Literacy

Develop listening and talking skills Develop descriptive language Learn new words: savanna, animal,

hippo, elephant, lion/ lioness, zebra,

giraffe, parrot, rhinoceros

Mathematical development

Learn and practice mathematicallanguage in different contexts

Number recognition (no 3) and setsof 3 objects

Reinforce 2D shapes

Knowledge and understanding of

the world

Learn about savanna animals andtheir environment

Become aware of patterns in thenatural world

Become aware of cause and effectthrough own first-hand experience

Physical development

Demonstrate fine motor control andimprove hand-eye coordination when

colouring, drawing, cutting along

lines

Walk and stomp like an elephant,gallop like a zebra, dance like a

monkey, roar like a lion.

Creative development

Join in with musical games and songs(5 little monkeys,1 elephant went

out to play)

Use own imagination to draw savannaanimals and create savanna animal

crafts out of different types of

materials

Create/ reproduce patterns fromthe natural world


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Five little monkeys swinging in the tree

Teasing Mr. Alligator

Cant catch me

Along came Mr. Alligator

Quiet as can be

and snapped that monkey right out of that tree.

Four little monkeys...

Three little monkeys...

Two little monkeys...

One little monkey swinging in the tree

Teasing Mr. Alligator

Cant catch me

Along came Mr. AlligatorQuiet as can be

and snapped that monkey right out of that tree (the alligator misses the last monkey)

Missed me, missed me, now youve got to kiss me!

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Circle Elephant Craft -Shapes, Scissor Skills, Colors, and Counting Practice

This craft can be used to teach a variety of skills. You don't have to use all the thoughts for lessons...

just choose the ones you're working on with your child. There is a second template with a body that

you can optionally use.
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Materials:

scissors, glue, printer, paper

Thoughts for Lessons:

SCISSOR SKILLS:

This craft has lots of circles plus a few rectangles and triangles to cut out -- good scissor practice! You can precut the template into separate pieces (roughly) to make it a bit easier for beginning crafters to cut out the circles.

SHAPES:

Separate the circles, triangles and rectangles.COLORS:

verbally instruct the children on how to assemble the shapes using the colors of the shapes. (ie: Take the pink circle and glueit on the grey circle.).

SIZES:

show the children two circles and ask -- is this one bigger, smaller or the same size as that one.COUNTING:

Count the circles, count the rectangles and count the triangles.

Assembly Directions:


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Glue the two medium sized pink circles inside two of the large gray circles to make the ears.

Glue the ears to the third large gray circle (the head).

Glue the small circle eyes into the center of the head.

Glue the long rectangle (trunk) dangling down from the center of the head.

Glue the two skinny triangles, point down, to either side of the trunk to complete theelephant's head.

Assembly - Template 2:

to make the body, glue the head you've completed from template 1 onto the large body circle. glue the rectangle legs onto the bottom of the body

glue the tail together from the largest triangle to the smallest and attach to the body


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