| KHỐI: MẦM | Chủ đề: QUÊ HƯƠNG TƯƠI ĐẸP | |||
| TUẦN | TUẦN 1 | TUẦN 2 | TUẦN 3 | TUẦN 4 |
| Giờ học |
MTXQ: Lá cờ Việt Nam Âm nhạc: nghe “Quốc ca” Tạo hình: Vẽ lá cờ |
Âm nhạc: Quê hương tươi đẹp MTXQ: Khu đô thị Phú Mỹ Hưng Thơ :Em vẽ Bác Hồ Thể dục:Trườn theo đường dích dắc Tạo hình:Cắt, dán nhà cao tầng |
Kể chuyện: Con Rồng, cháu Tiên MTXQ: Chào anh chị lớp lá Âm nhạc :Biểu diễn văn nghệ Toán : Ôn xếp tương ứng 1-1, ghép đôi Tạo hình :Làm quà tặng anh chị |
Âm nhạc: Em đi chơi thuyền Ôn kỹ năng cắt các hình hình học Văn học :Ôn các bài thơ Thể dục:Ô cách xếp hàng, so hàng Ôn kỹ năng thay và xếp quần áo |
| Hoạt động vui chơi trong lớp |
Tập làm nội trợ Xây công viên |
Xây nhà cao tầng Sưu tầm tranh |
Bé tập đọc truyện Nặn tự do |
Bé làm họa sĩ Kể chuyện bé nghe |
| Hoạt động vui chơi ngoài trời |
Quan sát lá cờ Lùa vịt Chạy đua |
Dạo công viên Chơi bolling Chơi tự do |
Quan sát sân khấu |
Quan sát bầu trời Chơi kéo co Chơi tự do |
| Sinh hoạt | ||||
| Giáo viên | TRẦN THỊ KHÁNH HỒNG | |||
| Đề nghị | Qúy Phụ Huynh vui lòng tham khảo để hỗ trợ bé ở nhà theo nội dung trên | |||
| KHỐI: MẦM | BÀI HÁT - THƠ | |||
| NỘI DUNG |
HÁT: EM ĐI CHƠI THUYỀN
HÁT:QUỐC CA |
THƠ: Em vẽ Bác Hồ Em vẽ Bác Hồ Trên tờ giấy trắng Em vẽ vầng trán Trán Bác Hồ cao Em vẽ tóc râu Chì vờn nhè nhẹ Em vẽ Bác bế Hai cháu hai tay Cháu Bắc bên này Cháu Nam bên ấy |
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| GIÁO VIÊN | TRẦN THỊ KHÁNH HỒNG | |||
| ĐỀ NGHỊ | Qúy Phụ Huynh vui lòng tham khảo để hỗ trợ bé ở nhà theo nội dung trên | |||
| NURSERY CLASS | THEME: All About the Nation | |||
| WEEK | WEEK 1 | WEEK 2 | WEEK 3 | WEEK 4 |
| Intended Activities |
Learning About the Nation More on the beginning of a WORD Learning more on higher Numbers Learning About the Nation Phonics Sounds of a letter Beginning Letter of a word Review the sound of the Farm Animals |
Learning About the Different Weather of the Nation More on the beginning of a WORD Learning more on higher Numbers Learning About the different Weather of the Nation Phonics Sounds of a letter Beginning Letter of a word The sound of pet Animals |
Learning About the Flag More on the beginning of a WORD Learning more on higher Numbers Learning About the flag Phonics Sounds of a letter Beginning Letter of a word Review the sound of wild Animals |
Learning About Leaders |
| Indoor Activities |
Book Coloring Pronunciation of words One by one Recitation Nursery Rhymes Recitation Song Review |
Book Coloring Pronunciation of words One by one Recitation Nursery Rhymes Recitation Song Review |
Book Coloring |
Book Coloring |
| Outdoor Activities | Bring them to the playground & distinguish the weather the sun is up | Bring the children to the park and ask them if they see any pet animals. |
Bring the children to the street and let them identify the animals that they know. |
Bring the class to the playground & ask them what are the objects that they see. |
| Skills Training | Learning to know about the nation, its flag and its different weathers. | |||
| Teacher | Jhane Flordeliz Q. Escobia | |||
| Suggestions | Parents are requested to please make a follow up of the lessons stated above. | |||
| ENGLISH CLASS | SONG | |||
| CONTENTS |
SONG: (Weather Song)
How’s the Weather?...It’s Sunny
How’s the Weather?...It’s Rainy…….. |
SONG: (RAINBOW Song)
Red and yellow
I can sing a rainbow |
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| TEACHER | Jhane Flordeliz Q. Escobia | |||
| SUGGESTIONS | Parents are requested to please make a follow up of the lessons stated above. | |||
| ENGLISH CLASS |
| POEM/NURSERY RHYMES: | ||||
| CONTENTS |
MASTERY:
I know red, |
Action Rhymes
Clap your hands |
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| TEACHER | Jhane Flor deliz Q. Escobia | |||
| SUGGESTIONS | Parents are requested to please make a follow up of the lessons stated above. | |||
| ENGLISH CLASS |
| STORY TELLING: The Story of JACK and the BEANSTALK | |
| CONTENTS | There was once a boy called Jack who was brave and quick-witted. He lived with his mother in a small cottage and their most valuable possession was their cow, Milky-White. But the day came when Milky-White gave them no milk and Jack's mother said she must be sold. "Take her to market," she told Jack, "and mind you get a good price for her." So Jack set out to market leading Milky-White by her halter. After a while he sat down to rest by the side of the road. An old man came by and Jack told him where he was going. "Don't bother to go to the market, "the old man said. "Sell your cow to me. I will pay you well. Look at these beans. Only plant them, and overnight you will find you have the finest bean plants in all the world. You'll be better off with these beans than with an old cow or money. Now, how many is five, Jack?" "Two in each hand and one in your mouth," replied Jack, as sharp as a needle. "Two in each hand and one in your mouth," replied Jack, as sharp as a needle. "Right you are, here are five beans," said the old man and he handed the beans to Jack and took Milky-White's halter. When he reached home, his mother said, "Back so soon, Jack? Did you get a good price for Milky-White?" Jack told her how he had exchanged the cow for five beans and before he could finish his account, his mother started to shout and box his ears. "You lazy good-for-nothing boy!" she screamed, "How could you hand over our cow for five old beans? What will we live on now? We shall starve to death, you stupid boy. "She flung the beans through the open window and sent Jack to bed without his supper. When Jack woke the next morning there was a strange green light in his room. All he could see from, the window was green leaves. A huge beanstalk had shot up overnight. It grew higher than he could see. Quickly Jack got dressed and stepped out of the window right onto the beanstalk and started to climb. "The old man said the beans would grow overnight," he thought. "They must indeed be very special beans." Higher and higher Jack climbed until at last he reached the top and found himself for a strange road. Jack followed it until he came to a great castle where he could smell the most delicious breakfast. Jack was hungry. It had been a long climb and he had had nothing to eat since midday the day before. Just as he reached the door of the castle he nearly tripped over the feet of an enormous woman. "Here, boy," she called. "What are you doing? Don't you know my husband likes to eat boys for breakfast? It's lucky I have already fried up some bacon and mushrooms for him today, or I'd pop you in the frying pan. He can eat you tomorrow, though." "Oh, please don't let him eat me," pleaded Jack. "I only came to ask you for a bite to eat. It smells so delicious. "Now the giant's wife had a kind heart and did not really enjoy cooking boys for breakfast, so she gave Jack a bacon sandwich. He was still eating it when the ground began to shake with heavy footsteps, and a loud voice boomed: "Fee, Fi, Fo, Fum." "Quick, hide!" cried the giant's wife and she pushed Jack into the oven. "After breakfast, he'll fall asleep," she whispered. "That is when you must creep away." She left the oven door open a crack so that jack |
| TEACHER | Jhane Flor deliz Q. Escobia |
| SUGGESTIONS | Parents are requested to please make a follow up of the lessons stated above. |
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