Week 31 - 4th Week of March
Items Needed: Bible
Sandpaper Numbers: 24
Sandpaper Letters: Kk
Book: My "K" Book, The Berenstain Bears and the In-Crowd
Worksheets: Kk, 24, Pattern Worksheets, Phone Number and Full Address
CD: Hide 'Em in Your Heart Vol. 1
Activities: Fruit Loop and Lacing String, Deck of Cards, Legos
Snack Food: Cheerios & Raisins
Video: Veggie Tales - Esther, The Girl Who Became Queen
Letter K Activity, Number 24 Poster
Character Trait: Courage
Definition: Bold and brave, making good choices even when others don’t
Opposite: Scared
Bible Story: Esther
Scripture: Esther 1-10
The New Bible in Pictures for Little Eyes
The Beginner's Bible
My Story Bible:
Verse: Psalms 56: 3-4 - When I am afraid, I will trust in you, in God whose Word I praise.
Bible Song: “When I am Afraid” - Steve Green – Hide Them in Your Heart Vol 1
Information: Phone Number & Address
Math: Patterns
Number: 24
Letter: Kk
Tune: “Farmer in the Dell”
K says /k/
K says /k/
God kept King David safe
K says /k/
Ideas:
• Pattern
- Create AB pattern with Fruit Loops on a string to create an edible necklace
- Make various patterns with legos. Have you child tell you the pattern. Switch and have your child make a tower and you tell them the pattern.
- Cookie Monster Pattern Computer Game
• Pattern – Using playing cards, create patterns
Skipbo or Uno – make a pattern with the numbers or colors
Dutch Blitz – boy/girl pattern
Regular Deck of Cards – Queen/King pattern
• Snack time: Make a Cheerio/Raisin Pattern
• Help your child write their phone number and full address. If needed, create worksheets using downloadable font or customized worksheets
• Pattern Worksheets
• Place approx 20 pieces of Easter candy in a see-through container – Have your child estimate how many pieces there are. Discuss what estimating means. Count to see how close they were.
• View & Read
• Fine Motor Skills:
Pattern - Create AB pattern with Fruit Loops on a string to create an edible necklace
• Gross Motor Skills:
Balloon Fun - catch it, keep it afloat, bat it with both hands clasped together in one large "fist", bounce and catch the ball - always use both hands together
• Visual Perception Skill:
Block Activity
• 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.
