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MONDAY |
TUESDAY |
WEDNESDAY |
THURSDAY |
FRIDAY |
SATURDAY |
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Count the number of days on a calendar until your favorite winter holiday.
(Math) |
Use a glitter glue pen to make letter cards, for your child’s name.
(Letters) |
Tape-record a holiday story for your child’s listening fun.
(Listening/
Lang.) |
Let children write their names on holiday cards for friends and family.
(Writing) |
Happy Hanukkah
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Draw a menorah on paper and let your child glue on birthday candles.
(Art) |
Use identical pairs of holiday stickers to make a matching game.
(Matching) |
Set out a bird feeder to keep filled until spring. (Science/ Responsibility) |
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Make a holiday wreath for someone who can not go out shopping.
(Kindness) |
Ask your child to name as many toys as he or she can.
(Thinking Skills) |
Sort a pile of buttons by color.
(Color recognition) |
Read “The Gingerbread Man” and make gingerbread cookies.
(Lang./
Cooking) |
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Have your child pick up small objects with tweezers.
(Coordination) |
Count poinsettias on display at a supermarket or plant store.
(Math) |
Try jumping or flying like reindeer.
(Movement) |
Cut out brown hand shapes to make a reindeer headband.
(Dramatics/
Art) |
Let your child help you wrap easy to wrap presents.
(Coordination) |
Decorate Christmas tree shapes with sticker “ornaments”.
(Art) |
Have your children look for shapes on and under a Christmas tree.
(Shapes) |
Winter Begins
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New
Year’s
Eve
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Christmas
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Kawanzaa Begins
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Rubber-stamp red, green and black prints on paper to celebrate Kwanzaa.
(Art) |
Celebrate one new thing your child learn to do this year.
(Self-esteem) |
Snip ribbon and paper scraps to make confetti.
(Cutting) |
