Must Do’s

 Work Tracker

Materials

Day 1:

• Read Aloud:

              Hurry, Hurry, by Eve Bunting

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A0VXWYY-zRA

•  Lessons:

https://youtu.be/hjJ02y0k-Zo

•  Snack Ideas:

Boiled egg, look inside.  What is that yellow part?

Day 2:

• Read Aloud:

            Down on the Farm,

        by Merrily Kutner

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9W0vTT5iI8U

•  Lessons:

https://youtu.be/jLa7tOXmRoM

•  Snack Ideas:

Veggies with Ranch dressing.  Did any of your veggies come from the farm?

Day 3:

• Read Aloud:

     Rosie’s Walk by Pat Hutchins

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R3kNUTwJhf8&t=6s

•  Lessons:

             https://youtu.be/9fnLXnUKNx4

•  Snack Ideas:

Graham crackers and Nutella.  The Nutella kind of looks like mud from your pig painting!

Day 4:

• Read Aloud:

            Duck! Rabbit!

        By Melissa Machan

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hPCoe-6RRks

•  Lessons:

              https://youtu.be/EoVBcWikCy8

•  Snack Ideas:

Carrots and peanut butter.  Rabbits love to eat carrots too!

May Do’s

 Art:

Life Cycle of a Chicken (How to video on Day 2)

Fine Motor:

Use playdough to make your own farm animals!

Gross Motor:

Materials: masking or painter’s tape, measuring tape 

Rabbits aren’t the only animals that are great jumpers—kangaroos, frogs, and grasshoppers are too!

Go to an open space (or move furniture out of the way) and make “animal jumping stations.” Have your child help you use masking tape to mark a starting point and the distance that each animal can jump. Measure 5 feet for a grasshopper, 6 feet for a frog, and 15 feet for a kangaroo. 

At each jumping station, have your child count how many jumps it takes to go the distance.  

Parents, these can be played every day!

Songs to sing this week:

Old McDonald

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_6HzoUcx3eo

The Animals on the Farm

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zXEq-QO3xTg