But, Are They Learning?
"All they do is play all day, so how will they learn their abc's?" This is a statement that is familiar to many early childhood teachers.
The following are just a few examples of how our students have a literacy rich experience.
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Enjoying books in the reading nook.
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Writing notes to their friends at the block zone.
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Chalk Writing Outside
Dr Seuss |
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| Graphing: Who Likes Green Eggs & Ham? |
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| Dr Seuss Fish - drawing / painting fish then writing the color of fish they drew. |
Puzzles
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| Individually |
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| With Friends |
Calendar Creation
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| Making a class birthday calendar. |
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| Working together in a group to make the birthday calendar. |
Clay & Playdoh
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| Rolling playdoh "snakes" to form letters. |
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| Transferring what they learned to clay. |
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| Making an "alphabet line" using pictures of finished letters. |
Wipe-off Boards
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| Using Picture Cards |
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| Adding a Picture to the Written Word |
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| Writing Around the Room |
Shared Reading & Read Aloud
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| Guiding the Class During Shared Reading |
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| Assisting in Read Alouds |
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| High School Mentors - Read Aloud |
All About Me
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| Self Portrait Drawing / Writing |
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All About Me Poem
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| Take Home Books |
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| SMART Board Poem - Shared Writing |
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| Writing Material Available Outdoors |
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| Eric Carle Collage - Adding Writing to Art Work |
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| Adding Their Words To Their Drawings |
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