Aa Apple Day 1

Memory verse for this week:

All have sinned and come short of the glory of God.

Romans 3:23

 

  

  

  

Anabel:

Facts learned about Apples:

Apple Facts for Kids

1. Apples are the fruit of apple trees and are one of the most widely grown tree fruit.
2. There are thousands of different varieties of apples including Fuji, Gala, Red Delicious, Golden Delicious, Pink Lady and Granny Smith.
3. While most apples are eaten fresh, they have other uses including juice making and cooking.
4. Apples were taken to North America by European settlers.
5. Honey bees are commonly used to pollinate apple trees.
6. Apple trees typically blossom in spring with fruit maturing in autumn.
7. Apples are a fruit.
8. Apples belong to the "rose" family.
9. Apples come in almost every shade of red, green and yellow.
10. The size of apples varies from a little larger than a cherry to as large as a grapefruit.
11. Most apple blossoms (flowers), are pink when they open, and then gradually fade to white.

Activities:

1. Counting Chart/Straws
2. Calendar Writing
3. Weather & Time
4. Aa Sound Page
5. Introduced 'Johnny Appleseed' Song
6. Memory Verse
7. Bible Reading
8. Book Reading: Hungry Bunny Tales

Extra Activities:

1. Number Floor Game
2. Apple Basket Craft
3. Apple Trees Finger Painting Craft

Comments:
For lunch the girls ate apple sandwiches (peanut butter and cheese on apple slices used in place of the bread) and homemade applesauce. They loved it!

  

Abigail:

Facts learned about Apples:

Apple Facts for Kids

1. Apples are the fruit of apple trees and are one of the most widely grown tree fruit.
2. There are thousands of different varieties of apples including Fuji, Gala, Red Delicious, Golden Delicious, Pink Lady and Granny Smith.
3. While most apples are eaten fresh, they have other uses including juice making and cooking.
4. Apples were taken to North America by European settlers.
5. Honey bees are commonly used to pollinate apple trees.
6. Apple trees typically blossom in spring with fruit maturing in autumn.
7. Apples are a fruit.
8. Apples belong to the "rose" family.
9. Apples come in almost every shade of red, green and yellow.
10. The size of apples varies from a little larger than a cherry to as large as a grapefruit.
11. Most apple blossoms (flowers), are pink when they open, and then gradually fade to white.

Activities:

1. Counting Chart/Straws
2. Number Floor Game
3. Introduced 'Johnny Appleseed' Song
4. Aa Apple Coloring Page
5. Memory Verse
6. Bible Reading
7. Book Reading: Hungry Bunny Tales

Extra Activities:

1. Apple Basket Craft
2. Apple Trees Finger Painting Craft

Comments:
For lunch the girls ate apple sandwiches (peanut butter and cheese on apple slices used in place of the bread) and homemade applesauce. They loved it!

Curriculum Used: My Father’s World Kindergarten, Letter Of The Week Preschool