Feliz Viernes a
todos!
Espero que uds. hayan pasado un Winter Break
muy relajante! Aqui estan algunas ideas de inspiracion que pueden usar y
adaptar para cualquier tema y cualquier edad!!
Music:
Objectives : 1.) Sing a
variety of songs within children's vocal range, independently and with others.
2.) Sing songs with repetitive phrases and rhythmic patterns.
Lesson: Sing this
song all about LOS COLORES.
- Hold up objects that
correspond with the color that you are singing about.
- Ask in
between each verse, "Levanta la mano si tienes una camisa
roja/naranja/amarilla?"
- Have kids find the color
that you are singing about in the room as an extension activity
Literacy:
Objectives: 1.) Listen to
a wide variety of age appropriate literature read aloud.
2.)Engage actively in
read-aloud activities by asking questions, offering ideas, predicting or
retelling important parts of a story or informational book.
Materials: - books
related to the theme
-
flannel boards
-
homemade pieces to bring the story to life (i.e. animals from Oso Pardo, Oso
Pardo, Que Ves Alli? as seen above)
Lesson: - Sing a transition
song as a cue to gather the children to your circle time area. Here's one
sample song below. By singing the same song everyday, the children are
conditioned to clean up and come to the circle area. Be sure
to read them a THEME BASED BOOK in espanol to the children every
day! Use a variety of puppets, flannel board pieces and props so the
children can re-tell the story too. You can easily print from Google
Images or photocopy the story pieces directly from the books! Get
creative and have fun!
"Estoy Esperando"
Tune:
"Frere Jacques/Fray Felipe/Brother John"
Estoy Esperando, Estoy Esperando
Que mis amigos, Que mis amigos,
Entren al circulo, Entren al circulo
Sientense, Sientense.
Math:
Objective: 1.) Sort, categorize, or classify objects by more
than one attribute
Materials Needed: -variety of toys and objects that are solid colors
-two
big bins
-6
smaller shoebox containers with colored paper attached (SEE ABOVE)
Lesson: Place
the 6 small bins on one side of the room on the table or the floor, and the
larger two bins with all of the toys on the other side of the room. Have
the kids, sort the objects into the smaller bins. They can only take ONE
OBJECT at a time though (so they get some gross motor work in too.) Sing
"La Cancion de los Colores" while they sort.
Science:
Objectives: 1.) Identify
and use simple tools appropriately to extend observations
2.) Engage in play experiences that involve naming and
sorting common words into various classifications using general and specific
language.
Materials Needed: - Either a sensory table, plastic bin or large kiddy
pool (as seen above)
- Variety of Clip Art objects to correspond with your theme
(see above)
- paperclips attached to each clip art image
- "magic wands" (MAGNETIC WAND)
Lesson: Place clip art images with paper clips attached to them in the
kiddy pool. Demonstrate how the magnetic wands work with metal
paperclips. Talk about why it doesn't work on just the
paper. Have them go "fishing" with their "magic wands"
to collect the items that you request. Have older children say
full Spanish phrases as they "fish" for the items. ("Me
gusta el arbol." or "Me gustan las uvas"). Younger
children can just say the one vocabulary word.
Creative Art/Physical Development:
Objectives: 1.) Build
upper body strength and stability to gain controlled movement of shoulders.
2.)
Choose artwork for display in the classroom .
3.) Use
basic shapes and forms of different sizes to create artwork
Materials Needed: - mural paper (cut and hung up on a vertical surface)
- die
cut objects cut out of black paper and taped (with removable tape) to the
mural paper
-
paint
-
paint rollers
-
smocks
Lesson: Hang paper on a VERTICAL SURFACE (the wall, or a fence
outside) and have the children paint all over the die cut objects. Once
they are done, remove the objects to reveal the outline of the images.
Cut, label and hang in the classroom as seen above. Keep singing the
"Cancion de los Colores" as they paint on the vertical surface to
develop their upper body strength.
Fine Motor:
Objectives: 1.)
Strengthen hand grasp and flexibility
2.)
Use eye-hand coordination, visual perception and tracking, and visual motor
skills in play activities.
3.)
Sort, categorize, or classify objects by more than one attribute
4.)
Use a variety of tools and materials to build grasp-and-release skill.
Materials:
- toy hammers
- colored cereal (i.e. Fruit Loops or colored Cheerios) **CHECK FOR
ALLERGIES**
- plastic baggies
- tweezers
Lesson: Place the
cereal in the middle of the table and have them use tweezers to pick up and
sort it by color into the bags. Assign each child a different color to be
in charge of. Younger children can just use their fingers to place the
cereal in the bags. Once they are all sorted, give them toy hammers to
crush the cereal.
Idea de la Semana
para Promover el uso del espanol:
Porque escojiste trabajar en Pine
Village? Yo diria que la mayoria de uds contestarian porque
se habla espanol aqui!! Por eso, vamos a
enfocarnos en mas ideas, estrategias, y juegos para promover
el uso del espanol en los salones. Es facil
implementarlo cuando tienen los recursos para hacerlo y entender que SI es
posible hablar completamente en espanol para tener un nino bilingue!!
DIRECT FROM THE MYBILINGUALPRESCHOOL.com website.
Immersion is the key component for learning at Pine Village.
By focusing on immersing a child in new experiences, we assure that every child
has the opportunity to engage and integrate learning in their own instinctual
way.
Immersion is defined as a method of foreign language instruction
in which the regular school curriculum is taught through the medium of the
language. Spanish is the vehicle for content instruction at Pine Village; it is
not the subject of instruction. Constant and immersive exposure to the Spanish language, culturally rich and exciting activities, games, songs and books,
create a cohesive Spanish environment that allows for every child to integrate
a second language into their oral language development. As the children become
progressively more familiar and comfortable hearing, understanding, and
responding in Spanish, it becomes a natural part of their thought process.
Challenge de la
semana: Dejas que los ninos hagan cosas cuando piden en
ingles? (por ejemplo: Can I go to
the bathroom? I want a turn! Can you open this for me? I need
help!) Cada vez que un nino pide tu ayuda en ingles, NO LO HAGAS a
menos que pide en espanol. Simplemente contestas, "En espanol, por
favor" O "Solamente entiendo espanol". Y si el nino
no sabe decirlo en espanol, o puedes modelar el lenguage o dile que puede
preguntarle a un amigo (*en espanol) que sabe. ES FACIL!!
Charades:
This is a game that can be played anytime since you don't need any
materials!! Try it when you are waiting for a turn in the bathroom, or a
fun afternoon activity!
Objectives: 1.)
Enhance spoken language in Spanish of ACTION WORDS (Verbs)
2.) Promote self esteem and confidence with the spoken
language
Lesson: Model the game by acting out an
"action word"
- dancing
- running
- laughing
- crying
- jumping
- singing
- sleeping (etc...)
The children need to GUESS what you are acting out in
Spanish. The first person to guess, then gets a turn to act out a
verb. Whisper the action you'd like them to act out in the child's ear then as a group recite, "LUZ, CAMARA,
ACCION" using hand motions. (Luz = point to the light, Camara =
make a pretend camera near your face, Accion = point to the child
acting)
Or you can make ACTION CARDS by printing clip art from Google
Images so they know what action to choose from.
Remember, to only accept answers IN SPANISH! 
Que pasen buen fin de semana!!!!
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