Learning Objective: Children will demonstrate knowledge of main characters, events, or ideas in familiar narrative or informational text

Time to get hands-on! Put on your best construction gear and make some mud bricks to build with.

Learning Objective: Children will engage in detailed observations and complex investigations of objects and events in the environment (e.g., tests predictions, makes comparisons, uses scientific tools or tracks changes over time)

Come help us build a house! Move through the motions of ” When I build My House” and get your child crossing the midline of their bodies. Through movements that cross the midline children’s brains are making connections with both sides of the brain.

Grab some oatmeal and your favorite trucks for this fun construction themed sensory bin. 

Take a virtual field trip to a construction site.

Parents, print this worksheet to find ideas for helping your child learn new vocabulary, work on comprehension, and practice fine motor skills.

Learning Objectives: Children will use short sentences that contain nouns, verbs, and other words, such as adjectives and recently encountered vocabulary, to communicate