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Calendar pages compiled by Kate Simon 2012
Preschool Family Acvies Calendar: September
SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
Music!
Fine Motor
Reading!
Math!
Music!
Self-Care!
Cooking!
Sing Twinkle Twinkle or
your favorite song
together.
Trace your child’s hands.
Mark the date and save
this paper!
Make up a story about a
child who went to his/her
rst day of school.
Count the trees near your
house. Touch each tree
as you say the number.
Sing Wheels on the Bus
together.
Teach your child how to take
out the papers from his
backpack and give them to
you.
Cut an apple into slices. Let
your child dip them into
honey or peanut buer.
Wring!
Reading!
Math!
Music!
Self-Care!
Cooking!
Movement!
Draw a picture of a
school bus.
Visit the library and check
out books about going to
school.
Begin a bole cap
collecon. Collect
dierent colors and sizes.
Connue collecng all
fall!
Sing Head, Shoulders,
Knees and Toes together.
Teach your child how to
put on his own pants.
Let your child slice a
banana. Sprinkle with
coconut or nuts.
Visit an apple orchard
and pick apples.
Reading!
Math!
Music!
Self-Care!
Cooking!
Movement!
Fine Motor!
Read a book about
apples or apple picking.
Measure the height of your
child. Record with tape/date
on a closet door.
Make a shaker by taping 2
paper plates together lling
them with 10 beans.
Keep praccing dressing
skills- socks and shoes
Let your child help make
dinner. He can sr and
mix!
Dance to your favorite
songs together.
Pracce using scissors.
Snip the edges of old
mail, coupons.
Math!
Music!
Self-Care!
Cooking!
Movement!
Fine Motor!
Reading!
Count (and pracce)
holding up 1-5 ngers.
Sing songs about hands
(Open Shut Them; Where
is Thumbkin, etc.)
Teach your child how to
wash his hands. Water-
soap- rub- rinse-dry.
Let your child help make
a fruit smoothie.
Roll, throw and kick a ball
together.
Make a necklace out of
penne pasta.
Make up a story about a
child who loves to eat
apples.
Music!
Self-Care!
Cooking!
Movement!
Wring!
Reading!
Math!
Sing I’m a Lile Teapot
together.
Pracce hand washing
before each meal.
Bake cookies. Let your
child pour, sr and taste!
Ride a tricycle.
Draw with sidewalk chalk.
Read a book by Bill
Marn Jr.
Count everyone’s ngers
and toes.
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