Week 9: June 1 - 5
Gros Grognon
Regardez l'histoire: Gros Grognon par Jeremy Tankard
At home task: Draw a picture of something that makes you feel "grognon". Then draw a picture of things that make you feel "content".
Try to write the words "grognon" and "content".
Week 8: May 18 - 22
Les émotions
At home task: Write your own book about what makes you; content, peur, surpris, excité, faché et triste. Do your best to write some words for your book. You can do this on some paper you have at home or click on the icon to print out a template.
Week 7: May 19-22
C'est le Printemps!
Can you read the poem with me and find the sight words?
Activité (Beginning Letter Sounds): La Ferme
Click on the farm to play a fun letter game!
Activité (Book Writing): Dans mon jardin, je vois....
Week 6: May 11-15
Week 4: April 20- May 3
La Chenille qui fait des Trous
Click on the video below for this weeks activity instructions
Home Task: Can you write your own version of the story?
You can print out the PDF copy or if you want you can always just draw a picture of what your Chenille likes to eat and write about it! :) :) :)
Click on the icon to print out the book
If you do not have a printer you can simply write the beginning of the sentence on a piece of paper for your child. Then your child can do their best to sound out the word of the food item they have chosen to write. Remember that it does not need to be spelled correctly. The child uses the strategies of clapping the syllables, saying the word and writing the sounds they hear. I recommend working on the book at your child's pace. :)
Week 3: April 20-24
Can you learn this poem???
Click on the Flower to play a game!
Week 2: April 13-17th
Can you learn this poem???
Click here to print out booklet
Week 1: April 6-10
Les VOYELLES
Les Voyelles
(Sang to the tune of: 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 Violette, Violette!)
A, E, I, O, U, Y
Sont les voyelles, sont les voyelles
a, e, i, o , u, y
Sont les voyelles de l’ alphabet!
Click on the PDF icon to print out a fun vowel game to play at home!
**Game to play at home**
Hide and Read
This is a simple and fun way to get your child to begin reading!
Materials -
1. Paper cups
2. Marker
How to play:
1. Using the marker write down one syllable on one individual cup. (ma, sa, ta, la, ami, fa, me, se, te, le, je, mi, si, ti, li, ici, mo, so, lo, to, mu, su, tu, lu, une). You can chose to adapt how many you write based on how many paper cups you have.
2. This game plays with two players. One player hides an object under one of the cups. Then the other player must ask: "Est-ce que c'est sous..." and then read a syllable written on the paper cup they think the object is under. If they are right they get to take a turn hiding the object and have the other person guess. If they are incorrect keep playing until you find the object.