Week 36 – Review - 5th Week of April/1st Week of May
Items Needed: Sandpaper Numbers: 0 - 25
Sandpaper Letters: All
Books: A Heart for Jesus, The Jesus Book, 
Worksheets: Full Name, Phone Number & Address, Choose the letters or numbers that need reviewed
Activities: Pretend Phone, Wordless Book Colors, Tying Shoe Laces, Parquetry Block Super Set, May Day Activity Page, Paint
Character Trait: Kind, Faith & Trust - Review Meaning
Bible Story: Wordless Book
Information: Full Name, Phone number, & How to dial the phone and correctly answer it, Address, 4 Seasons, 5 Senses
Ideas:
• Have your child tell another child or adult (other than yourself) the story of the Wordless Book
• Unsure of how to become a Christian? Bridge of Life
• Unsure of how to explain the Good News of Jesus Christ to a child? Here are a few books to help: 
• Review calling 911 on a pretend phone. Have your child tell the "operator" their full name, address, and phone number.
• Review tying shoes laces
• Review your child’s favorite activities
• Review any concepts from past the 36 weeks in which your child is still struggling on
• Create a hand and foot print - compare with the one created at the beginning of the curriculum
• May Day - For many years there has been a tradition of celebrating spring on May 1st or May Day. One of the most popularly known May Day traditions is to hang a basket full of spring flowers and/or other small gifts on a neighbor's doorknob. The goal is for you to knock and leave without your neighbor seeing you! Here is a May Day Activity Page to color, cut, and glue.
• Fine Motor Skills:
Using a blank piece of paper, have your child draw their family and correctly write the letters "My Family" on the paper. Your child should have done this activity periodically throughout the curriculum. Comparing the pictures, the draw should have become more detailed with time.
• Gross Motor Skills:
Do a Memory Obstacle Course - use the Wordless Book colors
Block to Block
• Worksheets are listed as items needed for the 4 Year Old Curriculum. Check out the Learning to Write page to understand how to use these worksheets effectively.
