Sunday, April 5, 2020

Monday, 6th April


Please play the following morning greeting from Ms. Nazish:





Click here for today's song


Activity 1: 
       

Science: Making bubbles
Duration: 10 minutes Materials: Bowl, soap, straw
Beginning: Tell your child that today we will blow bubbles using a straw. Let your child

help you to pour soap and water in a bowl. Talk about safety rules; not to drink the soap

water.
Middle: Before experimenting, demonstrate how to blow. Blow your finger and say, “It’s

like blowing a candle”. Give vocabulary: deep breath, few, several, blow
End: Imitate your child and describe different sizes of bubbles. Let your child predict what

might happen if you add too much water or soap. You may have a bowl for yourself. Give

3 minutes warning.

Extension: Your child may add food color with soap and water to see colored bubbles.

Vocabulary words: Blow, bubbles, straw, soap, breath, etc,







Brain Break:




Activity 2:     
Creative Art / Fine motor skills: Cut lines and paste
Duration: 15 minutes
Materials: 2 A4 size papers, pencil/marker, scissors, glue
Beginning: Draw straight lines and let your child cut on the lines using scissors.
Middle: Your child may rip and cut. You may talk and demonstrate the use of scissors.

Give vocabulary: cut, open, close, hold
End: 3 minutes warning. Give them paper and glue to paste the lines or pieces that he/she

cut.

Extension: Your child could be able to cut zig-zag lines or the child may draw some

shape and cut around it.

Vocabulary words: cut, line, straight, curvy, zig-zag, scissors, fingers, thumb, rip, etc.





Cutting along straight lines






Cutting along zigzag lines




Materials Needed for Tomorrow:

Activity One:

 Blocks/Lego

Ruler/Measuring tape

Activity Two:

A deep dish/ tray

Full fat milk

Earbuds/Q-tips

A few drops of dishwashing liquid

2/3 different colors of food coloring

Paper

Apron/smock








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