Showing posts with label family. Show all posts
Showing posts with label family. Show all posts

Me and My Family Pack has been revised


This was next on my list to review. 
If you already own this please download it again and get the new clip art, fonts and pages. 

Me and My Family is now 120 pages

Through experimentation and play, children use their interest in people and how things work to make sense of their world. Exploring how diverse families are helps young learners to accept differences.

Getting to know one another - This is Me, Birthday Information, Celebrations, Words to describe my Family, This is my Family, A Few of My Favorite things, Family Word Wall

Discovery Learning Task Suggestions - Writing about families, Blocks to make a home, Use mirrors to draw a face, Picnic role play, Collage about families, Letter writing, Home corner, Pastel drawing, Draw and count, Doll’s house, Use “Paint”, Puppets, Reading books, Counting family, Whiteboard drawing

Ideas for Word Work - Alphabet Keys – Family, Holidays as Families, About Me. Record words in each box for the topic and in the empty boxes they can draw a picture about the topic.  

Label Body Parts – use these sheets to write in the names of the body parts.

Match up the Body Parts - Enlarge to A3 and laminate. 

LSCWC – use this to assist in spelling the words correctly. Record the word in column 1. Then Look at the word, Say it, Cover it, Write it and then Check it. Each letter stands for a step in the process. 

Matching pictures to names. Print and laminate the pictures and cards and cut them. Match the cards to the pictures. There may be more than one card for each picture for e.g. the girl could have girl, sister, daughter, granddaughter or niece.

Writing tasks - This next section contains writing tasks and also writing papers for the following topics- My family love to …., Our House, Acrostic Poem for My Family, Photo page and text , 
Invitation for Grandparent’s Day – copy back to back, Venn Diagram – My Grandparents and I, My brother/sister/cousin comparison, Our best holiday – draw on one and write on one, Class Museum. Flip Book for Family, friends and yourself.

Mathematics - Time words – print and complete worksheets, Losing Teeth - graph as you lose teeth, plus a class graph to enlarge to A3 and complete as a shared lesson. Telling time – print and laminate as a learning centre. Money spent for a muffin. Graphing family members you live with as a grade. 

Timeline of major events in your life. 

Matching number of people in a family with the numeral and word.



Ahh summer break

I just love summer. 
Here in Australia we are in the middle of our summer break and it would be great if it lasted forever!

I have had a great Christmas with family on the Gold Coast and now I am back home in Victoria and doing a little bit of TPT, doing a little bit for my classroom, doing lots with my family and friends. 


 This is my parents with all their grandkids and Dad with three of his four grandsons.


This is my Mum and Dad with all four of their 'kids'. I took my son and two nephews out for breakfast one morning. Family is a treasured place to be!


Byron Bay - just love it there.
My sister Leanne and I went out for dinner on New Year .

I thought I would just share some of my resources that you might like to check out.

Depending on where you are in the world  -

        

    

     

Keep safe in all the snow my USA readers and be sun safe in Aus!

Our girl is sweet sixteen today

This post is a not about work - it is about my gorgeous daughter who turns sixteen today. 
We have two children - well young adults really and we are very proud of both them.
Our son is 18.
 So we off for dinner - then on the weekend we have a house full of giggling girls for a sleepover and probably not any sleeping really. So tonight a night for family!
 

 
 




'All about me' - well them really

This week has been crazy - but good crazy. There have been many firsts for my preps, my team and me!
As you know I love the drawings that happen in our room. We are looking at 'Me and my Family' and on Friday we looked at some important milestones in the life of a prep. Here is a small collection of our work. The first three sections are about  - being a baby - learning to walk - a favourite birthday. The next three - starting kinder - starting school - and finally us as old people.
Here is a freebie  - click on the blank timeline picture, save as a picture and then print uisng a full page . For the whole unit of work check out http://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Me-and-My-Family-Unit







 
Now 'Five for Friday' with Doodle Bugs Teaching.
1. My first paid consultancy work went well. I have left this group with some things to wonder, plan and evaluate
2. I am enjoying the group I lead - Coaches coaching coaches
3. My cover is definitely blown and people are beginning to know I am from Paula's Place
4. My TPT store and the new app is making my life start to ka-ching a few times every now and again
5. I love working with the Prep team. We are trend setters in terms of a big shared space and a deliberate plan to not have enough tables to match children. They do not have tables at Kinder but we expect them to work on one at school!

'Me and My Family Unit' is done!

I have put the finishing touches on my new unit - 'Me and My Family'. It will form the basis of my work this term and will be supplemented by Valentine's Day, Pancake Day, ANZAC Day and Easter. I think our Labour Day falls in their somewhere as well. 

I used my pen and paper brainstorm as I shared in a previous post and worked through my suggestions editing as I went. In total it is 110 pages long and contains tasks for Getting to Know You, Discovery Learning, Maths, Word Work and Writing tasks. There is a combination of Learning Centre tasks, worksheets, ideas and suggestions. Some tasks I have already done and there are photos to support this and other tasks that will be new for me as well.

A new nephew to love

I know - not work related but well worth bragging about! Welcome to a new nephew for us to love. Congratulations to my youngest sister Lesley, partner Richard and their daughter Mia. I am 2000 kilometres away and have to be content with a photo until Christmas time. Little Richard Lucas (Richie) is 4.34kg and 56.5cm long. WOW 9.56 pounds......maybe not so little!
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