Kindergarten Choice Board
Kindergarten Choice Board
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Your child is learning to read words printed in lowercase letters by saying individual sounds and blending them to read a word. Ask your child to read the words by first saying the individual sounds and then blending them together. (Ex: /m/ /a/ /t/ “mat.”) Have your child blend and read these words: mat, dad, got, cat, Practice |
Practice counting 1 to 20. Challenge: try counting by fives. |
SOCIAL STUDIES Draw or write a picture of people who help in your community. Who is helping around where you are today |
PE Use a stopwatch or timer to see how long you can… Stand on one leg. Stay completely still Hold your breath Do Jumping Jacks Do a plank Create your own |
| Have your child draw a picture of or write the following words on a piece of paper: cat, mom, dot, mat, dad, mad | Count 3-5 collections of objects around your house. For example: coins, small toys, cups, shoes. Record the number of each collection |
SOCIAL STUDIES Draw or write a list of things people need to be safe in today’s weather and things they may want to have too. |
MUSIC Sing a Story Read a book using a singing voice. Change your voice for each character. |
| Think of as many words that start with the /m/ sound as possible. Say them aloud. (Ex: “mouse,” “mom,” “marker”) |
Make 5 different pattern drawings. Example, here are two patterns |
SCIENCE Build a Tower using building toys or other objects. How could you make your tower taller? How could you make your tower more stable? |
HEALTH List ways you can be healthy with another person. Pick something you can do right now to try (exercise, eat a vegetable, etc) |
| Have an adult or older sibling read a book aloud to the kindergartener. After reading, ask them what their favorite part was and why. |
Pick a number between 1 and 10 & draw the number. Example: 8 OOOOO OOO Then write the number three times. Do this again with another number. |
SCIENCE Think of an animal you know and draw a picture of what it would do during stormy weather. |
ART Draw something you can see outside your window or close to home. You can use markers, pencils, crayons, or colored pencils for your artistic creation |
