"Good-Bye Song" from The Learning Station https://www.google.com/search?gs_ssp=eJzj4tVP1zc0zDIyKDHPMswzYPSSzUlNLMrLzEtXKC5JLMnMz1NIz89PSapMVSjOz0sHAFKYD6k&q=learning+station+goodbye+song&oq=learning+station+goo&aqs=chrome.1.0j46j0j69i57j46j0j69i65j69i61.4960j0j9&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&safe=active&ssui=on
Literacy and Math Behaviours
Visit Epic and Read: "Old MacDonald Had a Zoo" and then try to add more verses to the song using your favourite zoo animals.
There are some rhyming words in Old MacDonald Had a Zoo. Pick out all the words that you hear that rhyme. You may choose to write these words or simply say them.
Complete the write the room Zoo Activity in email attachments.
Alphabet Zoo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=atKKV6LTC7s
Jack Hartmann "Th Sound": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o3INXFPrfJM
"Th" sound "The Rude Sound-TH"
Say as many words as you can that begin and end with th. Write as many words as you can that begin with th and end with th.
Lower Case Egg Letters
Please pick one of these literacy options that best suits your child's ability and/or interest:
Visit Epic and Read: "Night at the Zoo" then create puppets for the animals and retell the story in your own words and act it out.
Do a written retell of the story "Night at the Zoo". Remember to use all your writing strategies to record all the big ideas of the story.
Positional Language
Jack Hartmann "All Around the Farm" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ykmFyHJq6FY
Arrange a zoo animal in different places and ask where is it. Have your child identify where it is. For example: place a monkey on the chair. The child would respond "The monkey is on the chair". Then move the monkey to a new location. Try to have them identify: on top, under, behind, beside, above, below, and in front.
Number Talk
Complete "How Many Do you See" in the email attachments.
Please pick one of these numeracy options that best suits your child's ability and/or interest:
Belonging and Contributing
Zoo keepers work together as a team to keep the animals healthy and happy. Pick a healthy snack or meal that you could make with your family. Try to write a list of healthy foods or send me pictures of you helping prepare the meal. If parents do not feel comfortable with your child helping in the kitchen, they could go through a flyer and cut out healthy food options or help write a grocery list.
Throughout the course of our time exploring in the zoo, you have been asked to watch videos and listen to the experts, now it is time for you to get in front of the camera. Create a virtual tour of the zoo you made at home. Tell one fact about each of the animals in your zoo, or you can do a spot light on your favourite animal that you researched. Share this video with a member of your family to celebrate all that you have learned.
Self-Regulation and Well-Being
"Cosmic Yoga Kangaroo" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eGNHLzZhX6c
Make a toilet paper roll zoo animal. Here are some examples:
Problem Solving and Innovating
Create your own Zoo Animal Guess Who Game using the cards in the Email attachment.
Create a zoo animal out of Lego or any other construction materials you have at home.
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