Ahmad’s Number Monster

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Letter of the Week

Our letter of the week is Qq. This letter can be tricky because the capital and lowercase look different. What are three differences you notice between the capital Q and lowercase q?

Read Aloud – Owl Babies

This is another one of our re-aloud books that we have read in class. Your child should be able to tell the story as they go.

Assignment

Today we’re going to work on some shapes! The three shapes we will look for are square, triangle, and rectangle.

First, draw or mark out an area for your child to place items/toys like this:

The goal is for your child to go around the house and collect items that are squares, rectangles, and triangles. They can draw pictures if the items are too large or heavy (ex. A door or tv). When they find the items have them say the name and count the sides.

As they find the shapes and count the sides, have your child place the item in the corresponding shape mat you made like this:

When you’re done send me a picture so I can see all of your shapes and share it on our blog tomorrow!

Have a great day!