Welcome to our letter K week ... all about Kites. Unfortunately, weather did not permit us actually flying a kite this week. (We did this unit back in February)
{David is 3 years, 11 months old}
Kite coloring page from 1plus1plus1equals1.
Silly boy! He can do these coloring pages all by himself now once I identify the color words. His coloring is still a bit sloppy though, but greatly improved from the first of our school year!
Kite cutting. All of our Kite printables came from Confession of a Homeschooler's LOTW curriculum.
K dot marker page.
Kite puzzle.
Kite size sorting.
Kite number writing. We are working on writing 0-10. He traces one, the writes one on his own.
Kite color bead stringing. I made this up on my own. We taped matching pipe cleaners to each color kite and then put beads (to match) on the pipe cleaners. This activity took a while and he got kind of bored with it at the end.
K uppercase/lowercase sorting.
Kite patterning activity.
Spelling KITE and kite.
Letter K poke page.
Kite pre-writing tracing.
Playdough K.
Still improving with our playdough letters. Getting better each week!
K is for King craft.
RRSP bible verse: "Keep your tongue from evil." Psalm 34:13. This was a short one and David learned it easily.
Claire likes doing the Kindergarten activities with this program.
Bible verse craft.
Our K board.
Some K books we loved:
The Kite Festival by Leyla Torres
Curious George Flies a Kite by Margret Rey
The Flyaway Kite by Steve Bjorkma
Let's Fly a Kite by Stuart J. Murphy
Three Little Kittens by Paul Galdone
Who Are You Baby Kangaroo and It Was You Blue Kangaroo by Stella Blackstone
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4 comments:
love the King page. Do you change your board each week? What do you do with all the papers?? I'm on "b" and starting to wonder!
Stef ... I do change my board each week. I mainly just put everything up there to photograph and then leave it up until the next week is complete. I have been 3 hole punching all the completed papers and putting them in a binder. I don't know why I keep everything but I do. I keep the letter curriculum (that I can re-use with my younger child) in a file folder.
I love the beads on the end of the kites! Great idea!
We do the letter of the week as well. I plan do use this idea when we come back around to k. Or maybe over the summer.
This looks like a great week! My son isn't a big fan of coloring and his pages look very similar :-)
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