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As we finish learning the letters of the Alphabet, this book / activity will be so much fun to introduce coconut tree as well as to review the letters, letter sounds, and we will include numbers too.
Toddler’s Corner
Cdc.gov
Because your child is moving around more, he will come across more dangers as well. Dangerous situations can happen quickly, so keep a close eye on your child. Help keep your growing toddler safe:
- Do NOT leave your toddler near or around water (for example, bathtubs, pools, ponds, lakes, whirlpools, or the ocean) without someone watching her.
- Fence off backyard pools. Drowning is the leading cause of injury and death among this age group.
- Block off stairs with a small gate or fence. Lock doors to dangerous places such as the garage or basement.
- Ensure that your home is toddler proof by placing plug covers on all unused electrical outlets.
- Keep kitchen appliances, irons, and heaters out of reach of your toddler. Turn pot handles toward the back of the stove.
- Keep sharp objects such as scissors, knives, and pens in a safe place.
- Lock up medicines, household cleaners, and poisons.
- Do NOT leave your toddler alone in any vehicle (that means a car, truck, or van) even for a few moments.
- Store any guns in a safe place out of his reach.
- Keep your child’s car seat rear facing as long as possible? According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration pdf icon[1.15 MB / 1 page]external icon it’s the best way to keep her safe. Your child should remain in a rear-facing car seat until she reaches the top height or weight limit allowed by the car seat’s manufacturer. Once your child outgrows the rear-facing car seat, she is ready to travel in a forward-facing car seat with a harness.
Language / Literacy
60 minutes
What letter Is It? | Random Order | Jack Hartmann
Starfall
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Chicka Chicka Boom Boom
By: Bill Martin Jr
John Archambault
Illustrator: Lois Ehlert
Will there be enough room for the whole alphabet at the top of the coconut Tree?
Letter Review
Materials: Dice and foam alphabet letters
Instructions:
Using a dice and your supplied foam letters, make a graph and a circle in your paper and play the letter review game.
- Toss a dice and match the rolled color to the letters.
- Ask your child what letter / letters and if it is uppercase or lowercase.
- If your child identify the uppercase and lowercase letter / letters mark ✔ and if not mark X.
- At the end of the game, identify letters that your child missed and review.
- For Kindergarteners, ask the sound of the letter / letters as they identify and write the letter on a paper.
Art / Writing
Make Straight and Curved Lines | Jack Hartmann
Writing Uppercase and lowercase Letters
On a paper, encourage your child to draw a coconut tree and write uppercase letters around it.
Do the same on a separate paper and write a lowercase letters around the coconut tree.
Kindergarteners Kids: Let your kids write uppercase and lowercase letters without a guide and produce the sounds of each letters.
Preschooler Kids: Let your child copy the uppercase and lowercase letters to practice writing.
ARTS AND CRAFTS
CHICKA CHICKA BOOM BOOM TREES
Materials:
Materials:
Alphabet stickers, toilet or paper towel rolls, green paper cut into leaves, scissor, marker.
Instructions:
Draw a curve and zigzag line on a green colored paper to create a coconut leaves.
Let your child cut the leaves.
Make a little slit on the rolls and insert the leaves.
Decorate the coconut tree with letters or write the letters using a marker.
Note: Make 2 trees, one for the uppercase letters and the other one is for the lowercase letters.
Math / Science
60 minutes
Count to 100 | Jack Hartmann
Chicka Chicka Boom Boom 1 2 3
Materials: colored or plain white paper, crayons, marker or pencil
- Trace your child’s hand left and right (4pieces).
- Let your child cut the hand following the line.
Kindergarten: Encourage your child to write numerals/numbers 1 – 20 without guide of each fingers on the hand cutout.
Preschool: Encourage your child to write numerals/numbers 1-20 with guide on each fingers of the hand cutouts.
Chicka Chicka Boom Boom and play Dough Too!
Trace the coconut leaves using curve and zigzag lines.
Using a scissors let your child cut the coconut leaves.
Using Glue create a coconut tree.
Use the blue number card and playdough to match the quantity of coconut to the numeral/number.
SCIENCE ACTIVITY
COCONUT
A tree of the palm family (Cocos Nucifera). Coconuts probably originated somewhere in Indo-Malaya and are one of the most important crops of the tropics. Coconut flesh is high in fat and can be dried or eaten fresh. The coconut water can drink as beverages.
Top 10 coconut producers in the world:
Indonesia, Philippines, and India are the top three producers followed by Sri Lanka, Brazil, Thailand, Vietnam, Mexico, Papua New Guinea, and Malaysia.
Amazing Uses of Coconut: The Plant of Life or Tree of Life
It called a “Plant of Life or Tree of Life” because all the parts of the entire tree—from top to bottom used to sustain life.
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Five Senses | English Singsing
Problem Solving
60 minutes
Problem Solving Song | Lisa Hermsmeier
Can you build an alphabet Tree? How many letters does it hold?
Objective: Build a three-dimensional Chicka Chicka Boom Boom alphabet tree that can hold the most alphabet letters.
Materials: Alphabet Letters, Craft Sticks, Blocks
Ask your child how he/she can build a tree that can hold different alphabet letters using these materials.
Discuss to your child how he/she can improve the tree. Allow to redesign the tree to try to hold more letters.
Social Emotional
60 minutes
Emotions (Feelings) Song | ChuChu TV Nursery
Chicka Chicka Feelings Boom Boom!
Create a coconut tree and a green young coconut.
Talk about different emotions/feelings to the kids.
Ask your child what makes them ________.
Talk to your child that this emotions guide them to act in different ways.
Happy – motivate to join, take part, and share.
Scared – motivate to get away
Sad – motivate to withdraw, being alone
Angry – motivate to attack, lash out, and stand up for ourselves
Tired – motivate to be lazy, and slow
Excited – motivate us to be inspired, looking forward to
Surprised – motivate good feeling, excitement, and us to discover
Movement / Play
60 minutes
5 minutes full body stretch| DJ Rphi
Boom Chicka Boom | Jack Hartmann
Russian Dance Basketball Routine
Colorful Fun Under The Sun! Tulip Festival Trip
Chicka Chicka Boom Boom Alphabet Bowling
Using a cardboard create an alphabet stand. Use your child’s ball to play like bowling. Let the kids identify the letters that they hit and give a rules that the first to have 10 hit and identify letters correctly will be the winner.
This game is good to introduce sportsmanship!