Mini-projet
Today, review shapes, make some art and write! We will be making a duckling, un caneton.
Materials:
Paper (coloured construction paper if you have such as yellow, red, blue and green)
Scissors
Glue
Something to trace a large and small circle such as a yoghurt tub and cup
Paint if you wish
Coloured pencils
Extras: If you have craft supplies, you may want googly eyes and cotton balls.
- Make your background. Use paint OR paper to cut and glue OR coloured pencils or markers to create a background, such as a sky and a grassy hill for your duckling.
Draw, cut and glue or paint a background.
2. Practice your shapes and colours! Use red and yellow paper, or two other colours that you have or like. Trace and cut out:
2 grands cercles jaunes (le corps et les ailes) cut one in half to make 2 wings
1 petit cercle rouge (la tête)
2 petits triangles rouges (les pieds) trim an edge of each to look like webbed feet
2 petits rectangles rouges (les jambes)
1 petit triangle jaune (le bec)
Trace 2 grands cercles jaunes.
Trace un petit cercle rouge.
3. Place then glue your body parts onto your background to make a duckling.
4. Add eyes, draw feathers on the wings, and add any other details that you wish (clouds, flowers).
Mon caneton
5. Write a few sentences about your duckling: Mon caneton. Some words you might use: cercle, triangle, rouge, jaune, petit, grand, J’ai coupé, J’ai collé, J’aime.
Math
Work for 15 minutes in your cahier rouge or your cahier de calcul.
AND / OR
Play Take the Cake. Try level 2 when you spin the wheel!
Extras
Learn about gravity with Mme Magalie.
Listen to a French story with Mme Dufour.
Read a book from the reading room in Raz-Kids.
Get out your red “Sciences” duotang. We will be using it for “sciences humaines” tomorrow. Can you guess which province we will be learning about?