Thursday, March 1, 2012

Posh Princess Preschool–Letter Pp




P is for: Penguin, Panda, Pig, Pizza, Princess
Oh boy have we had fun with this week! 
We started of with a family movie night and watched
Mr. Poppers Penguins and ate 3 different flavors of popcorn
And then ended our week watching the
Amazing Polar Bear Adventure and making homemade pizza.
I had so many P activities planned that we could have easily taken
2 full weeks to complete this letter. 
We didn’t get to all of them, but I have saved them for a different letter that
doesn’t have as much planned.
Here’s a peak at what we did:
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Elaina got out the Word Whammer. P says puh…
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Letter P worksheet from Confessions of a Homeschooler
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Play doh page and cookie cutter from this set.
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P is for Panda Bear magnet page from Making Learning Fun.
She wanted to put purple play-doh polka-dots on it this time.
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Loving that cheesy smile!
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We read Pand Bear, Panda Bear, What Do You See?, and then played the game
We also read a book we got from the library about Panda Bears.
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Her number workbook.  She is up to 8.
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Letter P hunt and smallest object page.
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Next she put these 6 Scene Sequencing Cards of a boy making pizza in order.
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We labeled them beginning, middle, and end.
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Here’s a fun math idea with this fun Melissa and Doug Pizza Party set.
   I wrote out numbers next to the pizza toppings and then
  she made the pizza accordingly. 
We’ve had this set for a long time, and all of the kids have loved it!
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For her abc review, she and I worked on this cute When I Grow Up puzzle together.
3 pigs

We had a lot of fun telling the tale of the 3 little pigs with this magnetic set
I found unopened at a thrift store for $1. 
We listened to the story and Elaina acted it out with the pieces.
She loved doing this! 
We also have the puppets to the story and they came out a lot this week too.
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We read lots and lots of penguin books and then watched Happy Feet
She wanted to make a poster with a penguin.
I think it turned out adorable!  ( The G is backwards…)
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You can see the egg the penguin is sitting on.
I was worried we would have to do a
little extra anatomy lesson that I wasn’t planning on…(ahem). 
Just a little clarification worked it out though!
Pink Purple patterns

We did a little bit of simple patterning with these pink and purple foam beads. 
Then when she was done she made a necklace out of them.
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Elaina is completely into everything princess.
I mean completely.
Since much of her life revolves around her life as a princess,
we didn’t spend a lot of time on this theme. 
We did get out this fun felt set and her
Cinderella Preschool Pack I made her last year.
(Sorry I can't find the source!)
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Here’s the clock at midnight.
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The rest of the pack includes counting, shapes, colors, and royal vocabulary words.
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She wrote out her name and taped it together into an accordion.
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Of course, she had lots of tea parties, dressed in gowns, wore fancy crowns,
and danced in the ballroom (A.K.A. our kitchen!)

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3 comments:

  1. What a fun week! The penguin poster turned out so cute! And the tea party looks like a lot of fun.

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  2. Looks like your little princess had alot of fun!! I love her pinky out when she drinks her tea...too cute!!!

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  3. What a fabulous Pp week!!

    Popping in from Pre-k corner

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