Saturday, August 17, 2013

Themes, Books, and Supplies for September!

September 3 - September 6: Back To School
Weekly Sensory Activity
Back to School Sensory Bin
(feel free to use as many or as few of these suggestions as you would like, adding things that are easily accessible to you)
shredded paper, alphabet blocks, toy apple, decorative leaves, calculator, football pencils and erasers, letter magnets, number magnets, giant paper clips, toy school bus, scissors, acorns and pine cones, dry erase board, dry erase crayons, foam shapes, zipper pencil case
September 3
M&Ms School Bus Math
M&Ms, die, something to write with

School Bus Craft
scissors, glue, crayons
September 4

Count and Color School Supplies
crayons

Hand Print Art
card stock or paper plate, black or gold paint, paint brush
September 5

School Supply Matching
pencil

Back To School Bear
scissors, glue, crayons
September 6

Backpack and Lunchbox Sorting
scissors, glue, something to highlight with

Doodles
paper, markers
September 8 - September 13: All About Me
Weekly Sensory Activity

Favorite Color Rice
rice, rubbing alcohol, food coloring, shoebox size storage container or Zip-Loc bags

September 9

Coloring My Letters
crayons, possibly scissors and glue

Mirror Painting
mirror (for child to clearly see his face), finger paint
September 10

How Old Am I?
crayons/markers

Picasso-esque Self Portrait
scissors, glue, crayons
September 11

My Favorite Season
crayons/markers

Coloring Myself
crayons/markers
September 12

Color Matching
crayons/markers

My Room
crayons/markers
September 13

My Favorite Food
crayons/markers

Emotion Puppet
paper plates, scissors, glue, markers/crayons, popsicle sticks
September 16 - September 20: All About My Family
Weekly Sensory Activity
Family Favorite Rice
Larger bin to combine all of the different rice made in last week's "Favorite Color Rice" Sensory Activity.
September 16

House Coloring Follow The Directions
crayons/markers

Who Lives In This House?
scissors, glue, magazines with pictures of people
September 17
Matching Presents For The Family
crayons, scissors, glue

Drawing My Family
crayons/markers/colored pencils
September 18

Family Picture Matching
pencils

Family Box
(begins today and continues for the rest of the week)
1 shoebox/child, paint, paint brushes
September 19

Sequencing The Morning
just the cards provided with the activity itself

Family Box
(continued from yesterday)
collage materials (glitter, sequins, ribbon, anything)
September 20

Phone Number Practice
scissors, glue, crayons

Family Box
(continued from yesterday)
family pictures to glue inside the box
September 23 - September 27: Apples, Apples, Apples!
Weekly Sensory Activity
Apple Pie Scented Playdough
Go ahead and make this recipe ahead of time, so it will be ready for your kiddos this week. Here's what you'll need for it:
• 1 cup flour
• 1/2 cup salt (iodized)
• 1 Tbs. olive oil
• 1 Tbs. cream of tartar
• 1 cup water
• Red food coloring (Wilton color gels are recommended)
• 1/2 tsp. ground cinnamon
• 1/4 tsp. ground nutmeg
• 1/8 tsp. ground allspice
• 1/8 tsp. ground cardamom
September 23

Colors, Numbers, And Apples
crayons, colored pencils, markers


Painting Apples... With Apples!
tempera or poster paint (red, green, or yellow), glue, an apple (mini apples work great)
September 24

Apple Connect-the-Dots
colored pencils


Paper Plate Apple
paper plates, red paper, brown paper, glue
September 25

Gluing Apples Onto The Tree
something to write with, something to highlight with, scissors, glue


Apple Tree Painting
paint brushes, brown paint, green paint, red paint, paper large enough to lay a child's arm and hand down on
September 26

Counting Apples
something to write with


"Apple" Rolling
marbles (every 2 children can share 3 marbles), red/green/yellow paint, bowls for the paint (3 bowls/pair of 2 children), disposable spoons (3/pair of 2 children), foil baking pans with lids (1/pair of 2 children) 
September 27

Numbered Apple Puzzle
scissors, glue, paper


Coffee Filter Apple Art
coffee filter (1/child), red/yellow/green markers, spray water bottle, construction paper (1 piece per child), glue

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