Below is a sample from a daily lesson plan developed by our instructors. Based on the subject, students engage their creative, vocabulary, and sensory skills through a variety of activities.
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| Theme | Color of the Week |
| Rain and Rainbows | Yellow |
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| Letter of the Week | Vocabulary Development List |
| "O" |
Rain, umbrella, puddles, rainbow, droplets, old, light, reflecting, cycle, prism |
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| Parent Home Connection | |
| Have a "Color Day". Talk to your child about colors of the rainbow that they might see in the house. Start in his/her room; name the colors of their favorite toy, the color of the walls, the color in your bedroom, and the color of the furniture around the house. | |
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Circle Time  |
Literacy/Language |
| Weaving the Rainbow | Objective:Identify and discuss how colors are within everything and that they can be made with not just rain and light. Book: Weaving the Rainbow |
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Math/Science  |
Creative Arts/Sensory  |
| Bag of Rain Add grass, soil and water to a bag, tape to window in sun and watch as water gathers and rain falls inside the bag |
Rainbow Painting Using watercolors, paint yourself a beautiful rainbow |
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| Developing Skills | |
| Gross Motor Skills Color Chairs: Musical chairs with each chair having a different color of the rainbow. Child will name the color and something that is that color. |
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Children attending the Early Learning & Development Center will enjoy breakfast, lunch and two snacks each day. Parents will receive a schedule outlining the meals planned, a week prior. Accommodations will be made for all special dietary needs and restrictions. Please speak with a teacher or the center's manager for more information. |
