Letter of the week T presentation
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Teacher Gina engages students in active learning about the letter T through photographs, books, and activities. She places worksheets in a binder for writing practice and shares books and songs related to the letter. Books introduced include The Giving Tree, Pete the Cat Wheels on the Bus, and I Love Trucks. Students enjoy looking at pictures from books and are excited when new books are brought in. Gina incorporates learning about the letter T into various subjects and brings clay and cookies for hands-on activities.
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- 1. Letter of the Week Tt Providing learning opportunities to spark a greater understanding of people, cultures, animals, stores, and books; Teacher Gina excites the children through active learning with real photographs
- 2. Sign T t
- 3. tennis
- 4. tiger
- 5. trees
- 6. stores
- 7. ReflectionsTeacher Gina placed the slides in a three ring binder with sheet protectors, so the students can write the words in the writing center. One student did the whole binder of writing the words. The other students wanted to look at the pictures in the binder during the afternoon reading time.
- 8. Early Literacy Books Letter T Expanding learning through unique books brought in weekly The students gets excited for the books that enhance learning opportunities for synaptic growth because the first five years of life matter to a child
- 9. Brain Builders Providing students a wide variety of early literacy books from diverse genres, Miss Gina is investing in brain builders, forming a solid foundation of early literacy, and developing a love of reading.
- 10. Tyson the Terrible Social Emotional Wellness educational opportunity that introduces students about do not judge a book by it’s cover.
- 11. The Giving Tree Miss Gina favorite book of all times about giving all you have in life without expecting anything in return. The tree was happy. Mrs. Utsey, the librarian from Conder, read this book to Miss Gina in Kindergarten. Educates children on the use of a tree for branches turn into playground, apples turn into $$$, trunk turn into canoe, and stump turn into seat.
- 12. Transportation starts with Tt Pete the Cat Wheels on the Bus Diverse rendition of classical Wheels on the Bus with a twist Pete the Cat lyrics Enhances learning different song variations of the Wheels on the Bus
- 13. I Love Trucks and cars and planes and things that go Takes students on an educational journey of the real photographs of all kinds of trucks Teaches the children rhymes what kind of trucks are located in areas like on the farm, in the construction sites, or safety sites fire trucks
- 14. First 100 Machines Real images of machines
- 15. Monday Miss Gina borrowed The Twelve Days of Christmas board book from the library for the students. Pre K listen to the cd while reading the book igniting musical intelligence in the students lives. Elephants & Zebras classrooms read and sang the book on 15 minute break. Brought Kool-Aid clay during centers. She placed the letter T cookie cutter in the clay center. Did you know that she actual baked cookies with her niece on Friday and held a tea party in the house? Gina brings educational materials related to the letter of the week. During center time, students said, “Yeah Miss Gina brought new books!”
- 16. TuesdayMy students were asking the teachers in the Pre-K, “Miss Gina, do you have the Twelve Days of Christmas book by chance today?” During outdoor recess, I used my phone to read and singing the Pete the Cat I love My White Shoes bringing 21st technology to the educational experience. I let the children listen to the Hawaii version of The Twelve Days of Christmas with pictures for visual learners to bring cultural awareness to the students’ lives that live in Hawaii.
- 17. WednesdayMiss Gina is going to bring the book today for class together with Jingle Bells because of the song is on the cd