Doggy
Doggy where is your bone?
Over the last couple of weeks I have been conducting all
of my assessments for our spring DRDP’s and compiling information for the end
of the year parent conferences. While I
was doing this I noticed that my little ones are having a hard time with size
and measurement. So since we are on the
pet unit I decided to create some size sorting activities to get their
knowledge rolling.
Magnetic Board Activity
I started out our discussion during group time and had
children come up to the board and select items that should go with each sized
dog house.
Got Milk Bones
size sorting activity
During work time children were given the opportunity to
work with different sized milk bones and bowls.
Size Sorting Mat
During our small group activities each child got a basket
of milk bones, sorting mat and erasable marker.
Children placed the bones on the sorting mat, once they were done with
placing all of the bones on the mat they counted each column and wrote the
amount at the bottom. With this activity
I was able to observe 3 of our math measures for the DRDP’s.
Creative Art Doggy
We could not do all of this dog bone sorting thing with
out making a dog. This child put a milk
bone on for a dog tags which lead to most of the other children doing the same thing.
If you would like to download these dog bone sorting
activities for free just go to Teachers Pay Teachers or Teachers Notebook.
Children
will develop the ability to compare three or more objects and to order them by
size. Children will also gain vocabulary
needed to describe size. This knowledge
will hold and important foundation for the concept of measurement.
What creative ideas for sorting! Looks like a lot of fun.
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