21. The Lesson Plans Page - Math Lesson Plans, Math Ideas, And Math Activities In this preschool Holiday lesson students match Cutout Shapes Measuring Temperature;Listed below are the lessons for a is meant to be a general Exploration of http://www.lessonplanspage.com/MathK1.htm

Features: Special Features: Improve Reading Efficient Reading Teaching Jobs Teacher Magazines Site Information: EdScope Sites: Join Newsletter: Search This Site: Vote For Us: @ SitesForTeachers @ Teach-nology Math Lesson Plans - Grades PreK-1 Visit Other About Search Forums Newsletter ... Tell-A-Friend Choose Your Lesson Plans! A Math activity on Place Value A Math lesson on patterns, adding, and counting Math lesson on addition and subtraction A Math Game to help teach subtraction ... "Subtraction Race" combines math with physical education for fun you can count on Algebra: This game on various Equations is called "Celebrity Heads" Counting: An Arithmetic Lesson that uses Chips Ahoy Cookies This lesson uses the Paint program to teach Counting This "Number Match" idea makes use of Unifix cubes Here's an idea for a Holiday Calendar to countdown to Christmas (or other events) ... "Fraction Pyramid" is an idea that combines math, social studies, and cooperation Geometry - Measurement: This idea for teaching Measurement involves students reading a recipe for "Zoo Food" Here's an idea for comparing different Cup Measurements A Math lesson plan on 2-Dimensional Objects This lesson on Geometrical Shapes uses the story "The Greedy Triangle" ... Explore the math concept of symmetry by folding shapes and letters Geometry - Other: A Math lesson on patterns In this lesson, students describe, create, replicate, and extend patterns using websites and Unifix cubes

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Home Login to Username: Piano Lessons E-Mail Us! Artist Song Album Composer Composition Instrument [MUSIC and ARTS] [ACADEMIC SITES] [OTHER SITES OF INTEREST] Links To Academic Sites ABCteach This site is developed by a teacher and contains a wonderful selection of Teacher, Parent and Stutdent Resources. You will find everything from Newsletters, Units of Study, Puzzles, Maps, Helpful Information, Activities and much more! ABC Teacher's Outlet© 'A child miseducated is a child lost' by John F. Kennedy. Give your child the gift of knowledge today! This site is Great for anyone who has or works with children. Join our list at www. onelist.com/community/ABCTeacher. A to Z Teacher Stuff Online since 1997. Find more than 200 original lesson plans, over fifty teaching themes, resources for building thematic units and finding seasonal activities, teacher tips, discussion boards, articles, educations sites, printables, and more! Academic Assistance Access Functions in a mailing list environment divided by subject matter. By subscribing to a specific mailing list, you will get answers to your academic questions. Awesome Library Organizes reviewed resources for teachers, students, parents, and librarians.

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General Daily Schedule "Free Play" Period T he "Free Play" period of about an hour usually begins the child’s preschool day. Many early childhood educators would consider this hour to be the most important one of the time spent at preschool. At “free play” time the child is motivated by his or her own interests and imagination as well as those of the peer group. During the "free play time" there is daily opportunity for painting at the easels, drawing and other creative art experiences. In a very real sense, " Play is the work of childhood ". There is unanimous agreement among early childhood specialists that play is crucial not only to physical growth but to the child’s intellectual, social, and emotional growth. A quote from the book by Kenneth Eble’s, "A Perfect Education", expresses this most succinctly: "Play is the way all children learn the majority of their preschool lessons. It trains the muscles and senses. It refines judgments. It involves the individual in society. It shapes dreams and presents realities. It is unencumbered by formal structures.

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Toolbox Talk to a Local Print this Information Email this Page Link Site Map ... Contact Us Charleville School of Distance Education More Information General Info Contact Details Attraction Facilities Attraction Activities Charleville The Charleville School of Distance Education (incorporating Charleville School of the Air) was established in 1966 in conjunction with the Royal Flying Doctors Service (RFDS) Base. It was the third school of the air established in Queensland. The Charleville School of Distance Education has approximately two hundred and thirty students, thirty teachers, as well as ten support staff and offers education for preschool, prep to year ten. The geographical catchment area of The Charleville School of Distance Education is 402,000 square kilometres of South West Queensland. Teachers conduct daily telephone lessons for prep, primary and secondary children, and the preschoolers have two lessons a week. To assist teachers with daily lessons, families are supplied with a specially designed telephone and headset by the school. During the course of each year, field services are held for students in major centres. These provide an opportunity for parents, students participate in educational activities that supplement their distance education curriculum papers and on air lessons.

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Genesis United Methodist Church Preschool Information Our Mission Our mission is to be a preschool where children can begin their faith journey, become disciples of Jesus Christ and reflect God’s light into the world while they are nurtured in a place of belonging and purpose. Thus, our daily goals include: Providing a warm, Christian environment in which each child will be treated as an individual. Offering developmentally appropriate experiences and opportunities that will enrich each child’s physical, social, emotional and spiritual development. Allowing time every day to explore God’s world of wonder, Creating an atmosphere where children learn to play with other children in small and large groups, Promoting a sense of community amongst all of the staff, the children and their families. Curriculum The curriculum used in our preschool is two-tiered. Our desire to be a Christian Preschool enables us to incorporate bible lessons/activities with the “academic” curriculum. A variety of Christian based curriculums/lessons will be utilized in the classroom.

29. Oasis Children's Ministry - Preschool Curriculum Introduction Some lessons include specific ideas for stations directly related to thelesson. See preschool Activity Stations for general suggestions. http://www.xenos.org/ministries/oasis/oasis_preschoolintro.htm

What's New? Online Store About Xenos Home Groups ... Student Ministries O a s i s C h i l d r e n 's M i n i s t r y Preschool Curriculum Introduction This curriculum is written for the children of the Oasis preschool program. It is the result of many hours of hard work and prayer. This introduction is intended to acquaint you with and instruct you on how best to use the material. General Information In order for each team to be adequately prepared and unified in presenting the material to the children, ALL members of the team should read and be familiar with the lesson each week before entering the classroom. Each activity reinforces the teaching. Therefore, as you play your role on the team it is important that you are prepared to dialogue with the children and to help them connect each activity with the concept for the day. Because repetition is effective in learning and remembering, it is important that the concept be repeated frequently throughout the class time. Format The lessons are formatted so you can see the concept, goals, passage, key verse and needed supplies at a glance. The lessons are worded as suggested script for the teacher. (Wording in parenthesis is intended as instruction for the teacher or intended answers for questions.)

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Preschool Classes School Age Classes Summer Camp Open Gyms ... Birthday Parties Sign up any time! Registration is on-going. Our classes run in six week sessions, but you can start at any time within a session. Please call to reserve a spot. Our most popular classes fill quickly, so be sure to register as soon as possible. Call Today! 744-2002- or 744-3003 - - - - - The following information is subject to change at any time. - - - - - Annual Registration Fee $20 recreation gymnasts $30 team gymnasts Due upon registration 1 time per year. New Students New students are entitled to one free trial class. New students must call to make a reservation for their trial lesson. Parent must fill out and sign registration form before child attends class. Trial lessons and new students are welcome at any time during the session, with space permitting. Visiting friends and family may not do free trial lessons. Private Lessons Private lessons are available upon request. Ask your favorite coach. $30 per hour.

31. Answer Book 2002 Snacks provided. Shepherd of the Cross preschool. 3300 N. Highway 38 2640784Ages 3-5. Readiness skills, Bible lessons and general Christian instruction. http://www.muscatinejournal.com/answerbook/daycare.shtml

Day Care/Preschools Letts Busy Hands Preschool/Louisa-Muscatine Elementary 14354 170th St., Letts 726-3645, ext. 200 Ages 3-5. 6:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Breakfast, lunch and snacks provided Muscatine Discovery Days Preschool 3307 Mulberry Ave., Muscatine 262-9237 Ages 3-6. 9-11:15 a.m. and 12:45-3 p.m. Monday through Friday. Snacks are provided. Garfield Preschool 1409 Washington St., Muscatine 263-6079 4-year-olds. 8:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday. Breakfast, lunch and snacks are provided. Income guidelines must be met. For information, call Carolyn Leach, early childhood coordinator, at 263-6079. Hayes Preschool 2407 Cedar St., Muscatine 263-3264 Preschool-3-year-olds Tuesday-Thursday. 4-year-olds Monday, Wednesday, Friday. Prekindergarten Monday-Friday. Call for age-specific times. Snacks provided. Headstart 148 Colorado St., Muscatine 264-2026 Ages 3-5. 8-11:30 a.m. and 12:30-4 p.m. Wraparound program runs 7 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Breakfast. lunch and snacks are provided. Monday through Friday. Must qualify through income needs or special needs referrals. Jefferson Preschool 1000 Mulberry Ave., Muscatine 263-8800 4-year-olds. 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., Monday through Thursday. Breakfast, lunch and snacks are provided. For information, call Carolyn Leech, 263-6079, early childhood coordinator. Income guidelines must be met.

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Resources Links Discuss Submit ... Resources for Educators General Lesson Plans, Activities, Resources... 101 Things You Can Do the First Three Weeks of Class Amber's Lesson Plans and More "This site is for teachers, students in the education program, and anyone interested in educational materials. There are lesson plans, my resume, a message board and a chatroom. Come share your teaching ideas!" AskERIC Baltimore Curriculum Project Lesson Plans Has several lesson plans for a variety of subjects and grades. Main page linking to all the British Columbia IRP's, which are resources outlining all subjects of study from K-12. Blue Web'n Learning Sites Library searchable directory of educational sites on the internet. Board of Studies NSW Educational Resources "a government instrumentality that serves 100,000 teachers and more than a million students in all government, non-government and home-schools in the State of New South Wales in Australia. " The Busy Educator's Guide to the World Wide Web Ideas, tips and sites for educators. Busy Teachers' WebSite K-12 Links to many teaching resources sites.

33. City Of Monterey - Monterey Sports Center Aquatic Programs- Category 2 SUMMER lessons Each session is 7 lessons in 2 Category 2 preschool Program (ages3 5 years For additional information, see general Information, Hours and the http://www.monterey.org/sportscenter/winterspring/aquaticsw_cat2.html

Aquatic Swim Programs Winter/Spring 2004 Schedule Sea Turtle Angelfish Otter Polar Bear Fees: Fees are per session (see session dates below) and based on residency: Monterey City Resident or Other City Resident. City of Monterey Residents receive a discount. Category 2 - Preschool Program: For children 3 - 5 years old. There are several options in this category that allow a preschool age child to continue their progress in swimming. The levels allow for further advancement for the toddler but keeps them in a class with their peers. Once the child completes the Preschool Program they are ready to enter into the Progressive Level Program at the Seahorse class level. Sea Turtle This class focuses on water adjustment through games and playful interaction in the water. There is no formal introduction of swimming strokes. The purpose of this class is to develop a comfort level in the water that will prepare the toddler to learn how to swim. Parent participation in the water is optional, but the child must be able to take direction from an instructor if the parent does not participate. SATURDAY LESSONS Each session is 8 lessons in 8 weeks , each class 1/2 hour. Fees are per session.

34. City Of Monterey - Monterey Sports Center Aquatic Programs- Category 2 SUMMER Sessions T/Th, 8 lessons4 week sessions-all Category 2 preschool Program (ages3 - 5 years For additional information, see general Information, Hours and the http://www.monterey.org/sportscenter/summer/aquatics_cat2.html

Aquatic Swim Programs Summer 2004 Schedule Sea Turtle Angelfish Otter Polar Bear Category 2 - Preschool Program: For children 3 - 5 years old. There are several options in this category that allow a preschool age child to continue their progress in swimming. The levels allow for further advancement for the toddler but keeps them in a class with their peers. Once the child completes the Preschool Program they are ready to enter into the Progressive Level Program at the Seahorse class level. Sea Turtle This class focuses on water adjustment through games and playful interaction in the water. There is no formal introduction of swimming strokes. The purpose of this class is to develop a comfort level in the water that will prepare the toddler to learn how to swim. Parent participation in the water is optional, but the child must be able to take direction from an instructor if the parent does not participate. PRE-SUMMER SWIM LESSONS Instructor: Monterey Sports Center Staff Sessions: M - Th, 7 lessons-2 week session-all classes 1/2 hour in length.

35. Classifieds - General H860-668-1656, B-860-668-9990, www.endofhunt.com. Riding lessons at Green MeadowFarm, preschool to adult. State-licensed riding school since 1963! 596-9009. http://www.thereminder.com/general.html

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LANGUAGE ARTS - General Primary 4 Blocks Literacy Framework A framework for teaching guided reading, self-selected reading, writing and working with words. 100th Day of School Website Over a hundred teacher made ideas to help you celebrate the big day across the curriculum. A Lifetime of Color Hands on art adventures and lesson plans to stimulate your art program. A Tale to be Told Students have a mystery to solve while reading folktales from other lands. A to Z Teacher Stuff Thematic Units Index The elementary teacher's one-stop source for online thematic units, theme resources, literature activities, lesson plans, and activities. A. Pintura Art Detective "An online game about art history and art composition." Aaron Shepard's Reader Theatre Combine reading and fun with Aaron Shepard's Reader's Theatre scripts.

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While pathfinders generally have a specific structure, subject guides and thematic resources vary in their format and contents. Thematic resources often contain web resources for children, young adults, as well as parents or teachers. They often link to both informational and instructional resources. While some provide annotations, others simply provide a list of links. Use the following links to explore the resources on this page: General Guides Focus on Children Focus on Young Adults General Guides http://42explore.com Resources for nearly 300 topics Awesome Library: Education Directory for Librarians http://www.awesomelibrary.org/librarian.html Links to resources across subject areas. A to Z Themes and Thematic Units http://atozteacherstuff.com/themes/ Lots of themes and resources Blue Web'N http://www.kn.pacbell.com/wired/bluewebn/ Hotlists and resources by subject area Curriculum Connections from Covington City http://www.covington.k12.tn.us/tetc/tetc.htm

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