TK/Kinder Distance Learning Packet: SPRING - FLOWERS + MOTHER'S DAY Theme - Week 8 (No Prep Printables!)

This week focuses on: Reviewing Letters A-Z, lowercase, reviewing numbers 0-20, letter fluency practice for letters M, N, O, P mix capital & lowercase, Tulip Alphabet Writing A-Z, lowercase*, Number Fluency Chart: 0-20, Rhombus Maze page, Flower Addition with pennies activity, "Flowers!" Easy Reader, Sentence Writing practice with the word "and", Sight Word review worksheets for the word "and", Rhyming Flowers worksheet*




Hands on activities include: Sunflower craft, Play Dough number worksheet & activity*, Flower and Bee, and "I Love You" Optical Illusion Spinners craft, Flower Sorting* cut & glue, Mother's Day Card - Guided Drawing, Flower Petal Addition craft with dice, Flower Patterns* - cut & glue

*Note: This packet contains a few worksheets and activities from our Distance Learning TK/Kinder: Flowers packet, which was created in Spring 2020 when COVID-19 and distance learning first happened. The pages from this worksheet are indicated by the * in the list above.



In my experiences, children in TK generally need much more time to learn, and even more developmentally appropriate, hands-on activities than are necessary for most children in Kindergarten. A list of recommended HeidiSongs music videos for the week is also included, and it links to our HeidiSongs internet video site. However, a subscription to our internet video streaming site is not included. You are welcome to eliminate this page as needed.



We've divided everything up by day of the week, (Monday-Friday) so you have the option of sending this entire packet to students, with everything labeled out on what to do each day! Permission is granted to distribute to families/students in your classroom. We've also included an editable Weekly Lesson Plan page, for those who may want to only include bits and pieces from our packet, or add in worksheets of their own. Each item in this packet is the very similar to the ones I would have done in the classroom. In fact, I am just using my lesson plans from both TK and K to create it!



You may notice that there are lots of hands-on activities for math included. However, on each of these “worksheets,” (which are more like parent handouts), I have stated on it that it is fine to substitute another type of toy or manipulative, such as Lego bricks, etc.



Again, many have asked, so I wrote a blog all about my daily virtual schedule! I talk about the schedule I try and keep to most days, along with any other resources I use, where to get them, and how I use a variety of tools to help support my teaching and my students learning as much as possible! Some of the most valuable resources I use daily is our Letter of the Week via Google Slides and Number of the Day via Google Slides.