Thirsty For Knowledge
Thursday:
Foam Number Books:
- This week add the numbers 23 and 24 to your number books.
- Remember to write 23 on the first page, 24 on the second page, twenty-three on the third page, and twenty-four on the fourth page and repeat with the rest of the pages.
Picture Books:
- On the twenty-third page put the following on top in the middle of the page 23(make sure its big enough)
- Then a little bit below the number 23 put the spelling of the number 23 (twenty-three).
- Then directly below the word one put a picture of any Twenty-three items like santas, elves, or bells (make sure it is Twenty-three items).
- What is really neat to use for all this is foam letters, letters and pictures.
- On the Twenty-fourth page do what you did with the twenty-third page except use the number 24, the word twenty-four and a picture of 24 items like 24 snowballs, 24 presents, or 24 toys.
Index Cards:
- Place the number 23 on a card, word twenty-three on a card, a picture of twenty-three items
- Also write the number 24 on card, word twenty-four on a card, and a picture of twenty-four items.
- Add these cards with the your other index word cards.
- Remember to add the numbers and words to your key chain card holder
- Remember to keep on teaching your kid's math. Here's an example: Write on a card 15 + 9 = 24 on the other side have a picture of twenty-four items. And the number twenty-four written out. Try not to go above = 24. Keep it real simple.
Number Sewing:
- Don't forget you can have your child sew the numbers 23 and 24.
Memory Game:
- You and your child can now play their memory game with the numbers 23 and 24.
Math:
- Remember to do more math with your child
Yarn Math Art:
- Supplies Needed: Construction Paper, Yarn, Glue and Scissors : Have your child make numbers from pieces of cut up yarn.
- 12 Days of Christmas Song: Printables: Click Here, For More: Click Here
- 12 Days of Christmas Coloring Pages: Click Here
- Button Math Art: 47 Buttons, Card-stock, Glue
- Have your child divide the buttons into a pile of 23 and a pile of 24.
- Then they can make the number 23 and 24 with the buttons and glue them onto the card stock.
- Before they glue them on you can quiz your child. Ask them if I have 12 buttons here and 4 buttons here, how many does that make. Show them with the buttons. Visual aids work really well with kids and helps them understand better. If there are colored buttons, you can ask them how many blue buttons or red buttons are there. Make a couple vertical rows, with one row having less buttons in it, and ask them which one has more buttons. Now try it horizontal.
- Printable Lesson Plans From Santa Claus' Northpole Classroom: Click Here
- Exercise Memory Counting Game: You can play this with your child. Start out by saying, "Let's take 3 steps", then take 3 steps. Next, you say something like do 2 hops, so then take 3 steps and then 2 hops. Then, you can do 4 jumping jacks, first take 3 steps, 2 hops and 4 jumping jacks. Continue this game like spinning, touching toes, sticking out your tongue, sit ups, etc.
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