Supplies you’ll need for Week 1: Foundations Unit:
Books (find at your local library or order below on Amazon):
- Today is Monday by Eric Carle (or listen to it on YouTube here)
- Sunday Potatoes, Monday Potatoes by Vickey Sheiefman (you can also borrow it on OpenLibrary.org)
- All Aboard the London Bus by Patricia Toht
- Sing a Song of Seasons: A Nature Poem for Each Day of the Year by various authors
Supplies (use what you have, but here are links to shop if you need anything):
- paper + access to a printer (don’t have one? we like this model)
- laminator + laminator sheets (optional, but recommended for repeating lessons)
- classroom calendar (or you can print this one at home—we recommend laminating)
- jumbo craft sticks
- 1-inch wooden cubes
- 3 oz. plastic cups
- large cardboard box (use one from your Amazon purchases!)
- a paper clip
- black permanent marker
- card stock
- needle and thread
- tape
- decaffeinated tea and optional snacks
- morning routine chart (or print one for free here—we recommend laminating)
- Velcro dots
- construction paper
Supplies you’ll need for Week 2: Apples Unit:
Books (find at your local library or order below on Amazon):
- How to Make an Apple Pie and See the World by Marjorie Priceman (or listen to it read online here)
- Blossom to Apple (Where Food Comes From) by Sarah Ridley
- Apples to Oregon by Deborah Hopkinson
- Apple Countdown by Joan Holub
Supplies (use what you have, but here are links to shop if you need anything):
- ingredients for this no-bake recipe + additional apples for lessons
- laminated world map poster (we highly recommend having a laminated map for lessons, but if you’re in a pinch, you can print this one for the lesson)
- paper + access to a printer (don’t have one? we like this model)
- scissors
- laminator + laminator sheets (optional, but recommended for repeating lessons)
- tape
- washable paints
- baking sheet
- apple slicer or small knife
- red paper plate (white will work, too)
- construction paper
- hole puncher
- Black permanent marker
- red ribbon or yarn
- clear drying, non-toxic glue (we like this glue + glue stick set)
- two toilet paper rolls (or one paper towel roll cut in half)
- brown and green card stock
- red and green pom poms (kids love pom poms, but rolled up balls of construction paper can work, too)
- Tweezers and/or tongs
- Playdough
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