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Turkeys

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This unit has been expanded. So, make sure and get all the printables here.

Here is what we’ve been doing this week. Let us know what you think.  We hope by providing these materials to you free of charge, it will make your life easier! 

Lesson Plan: The lesson plan includes all the lessons for the week, as well as optional ideas. Items following the lesson plan are just the printables or links to websites we used to teach these plans.  (Please note: On top of our lesson plan we are reading books daily that relate to our theme.)

Memory Verse: This memory card is for daily use during our calendar time.  You can learn more about calendar time at 1+1+1=1 or Homeschool Creations.  Our weekly devotional is an object lesson that will help your child apply the meaning of the verse to them.
Day 1: 
Turkey Spelling Puzzle- This activity will help your child begin to recognize that when letters are combined they form words. 

Turkey Feather Patterns-  This activity will help your child begin to recognize, describe and extend patterns. (This week we included 2 different patterns AABB and ABAB.)

Build a Turkey-  This activity will help teach the basic structures of a turkey. Danielle’s Place has a few ideas that you could use.  The directions are listed, but to access any downloads you’ll need to be a member.  (Note: You shouldn’t need to download anything.)

You can also download our printable and build a one dimensional turkey.

 
 
Day 2:
Turkey Beginning Sound Sort- Print this activity off from Making Learning Fun and work on the T beginning sound, if you have time (and printer ink) work on other letters.


Turkey Number Match– This activity will help your child begin to read, count and model whole numbers 1-10.

Turkey Nest– Use this activity to teach your child about turkey homes. You can do this in a variety of ways…the natural1 way2 or the crafty1 way2.
Day 3:
T for Turkey Magnet- Teaches your child how letters are linked to sounds to form letter-sound correspondence.
Feed the Turkey– This activity will help your child begin to read, count and model whole numbers 1-10, while also teaching them about what a turkey eats. (Choose the Counting Cards that are best suited for your child.)

Turkey Life Cycle– This life cycle wheel will introduce your child to a basic life cycle of a turkey.
We hope you enjoy these lesson plans and please let us know if you have any issues with downloading or using the items provided.

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Comments

  1. Giggly Girls says

    If there’s one thing my tot loves to do, it’s feed an animal glued to a box. LOL So far we have a frog and and elephant in our closet. Clearly a turkey will be needed. =o)

    Reply

  3. Amy P. says

    Hello – The build a turkey printable on Day 1 is saying that there is no link there. By the way I love your blog! Keep up the good work!

    Reply

  5. MommyTopics.com says

    Wow! You guys have gone Turkey Crazy! I love it! Who knew you could learn so many different things, all by using turkeys. I love the slideshow… it really caught my attention and kept me interested. Great site. I’m going to do some more looking around.

    I’m visiting from the HSBApost nominations.

    Blessings
    RachyMommy – MommyTopics.com

    Reply

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