Preschool Curriculum for September
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All-in-One Curriculum for September
This is a complete guide of exactly what to teach your child each school day including 3 hands on learning activities and 4 teaching objectives and how to teach them to your child.
This is everything your child should learn in Preschool!
All you have to do is follow my day to day guide! ($30)
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This month your child will work on:
The curriculum comes with a list of supplies you'll need, most of which you'll have on hand or that can be purchased locally or online.
Activities cover all the areas taught in local preschools to get children ready for kindergarten, including:
Here's an example for Science from Day 1:
Activity: What does it mean when something sinks? If you have a container that can be used asa sensory table,fill that with water. If not,get a plastic bin you can changeouteach month with something different for your child to explore. If you don’t have a bin yet, fill your kitchensink with water and let your child play in the water. Ask them if they think an object will sink and then test it out. Examples of objectsto try:cup, bowl, fork, wooden spoon, etc.
Learning Objective: Explain to your child what “sinking” means. Show your child while in the bathtub or using a full sink of water. Explain how we can predict if something will sink or not.
There are 20 days of activities, enough to cover most of the school days in September and allow a couple days for field trips or play dates. Each day has 3 hands-on activities that your child will love plus learning objectives so you know what your child is supposed to be learning from this activity.
Doing preschool at home with your child is a great way to build a strong relationship with your preschooler while getting them ready for success in kindergarten. This curriculum has been developed by a preschool teacher and administrator with over 10 years experience in the field, plus a bachelors degree and two masters.
- Concepts of Print (which is a fancy way of saying handling books)
- Colors
- Sinking and floating objects
- Rhymes
- Opposites
- Patterns
- How to help out
The curriculum comes with a list of supplies you'll need, most of which you'll have on hand or that can be purchased locally or online.
Activities cover all the areas taught in local preschools to get children ready for kindergarten, including:
- Literacy
- Math
- Social Studies/Science
Here's an example for Science from Day 1:
Activity: What does it mean when something sinks? If you have a container that can be used asa sensory table,fill that with water. If not,get a plastic bin you can changeouteach month with something different for your child to explore. If you don’t have a bin yet, fill your kitchensink with water and let your child play in the water. Ask them if they think an object will sink and then test it out. Examples of objectsto try:cup, bowl, fork, wooden spoon, etc.
Learning Objective: Explain to your child what “sinking” means. Show your child while in the bathtub or using a full sink of water. Explain how we can predict if something will sink or not.
There are 20 days of activities, enough to cover most of the school days in September and allow a couple days for field trips or play dates. Each day has 3 hands-on activities that your child will love plus learning objectives so you know what your child is supposed to be learning from this activity.
Doing preschool at home with your child is a great way to build a strong relationship with your preschooler while getting them ready for success in kindergarten. This curriculum has been developed by a preschool teacher and administrator with over 10 years experience in the field, plus a bachelors degree and two masters.