The children have been so successful with the following sequencing activity. The lesson was shown at circle time, and then placed at table for the children to complete. These types of lessons typically remain where they are until everyone who would like to complete the activity has had a chance to do so. Usually, this means the lesson stays at its place for a couple of weeks.
We have been enjoying other apple themed activities in the classroom since the beginning of school in early September, so I wanted to be sure this lesson was presented as another apple-themed option in the language area. Not only has it provided opportunities for practice using scissors and glue, but it also has been wonderful to see and hear how the children are able to articulate their reasonings for the sequencing.
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| Here, the materials are set up at a table. First, children color and cut the page. Then, they are to place the apples in sequence, gluing them on the folded, purple paper. |
What delight to see the children concentrating for long periods of time to complete this activity. They have been very proud of their work - Some eager to bring it home and share with their families, others wanting to share it at circle time to show their friends!
This is so interesting sequencing activity. I adore such cute kids’ activities. I am also a teacher and I was also looking for math printable for my classroom and found this website http://www.kidsfront.com/math/1.unscramble_spelling.html which is very useful for education ideas for all age groups. I used some of the ideas and kiddos were really happy by participating in these.
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