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Bite Size Preschool! (Yellow and the Number 7)

This one time early preschool class introduces young students to a color and number using a variety of techniques including art, dramatic play, creativity, song, movement and lots of fun!
Shawni Packer
Average rating:
5.0
Number of reviews:
(29)
Class

What's included

1 live meeting
30 mins in-class hours
Homework
There will not be homework, but a bonus "yellow" recipe will be included for fun after class time to extend the learning. (Always be aware of allergies and use kitchen safety when preparing recipes.)

Class Experience

Remember the days of going into a big box store and getting one of those cute samples on a napkin or in those little plastic cups? Well think of this as your little, delectable sample of preschool! These "bite size" one time classes introduce your student to a preschool setting where each class focuses on a specific color and number. But that's just the base of this class! We will incorporate other preschool skills such as basic directional skills (up, down) in a social atmosphere while using dramatic play (think squeezing cut out paper oranges to make "orange juice" while counting the oranges we put in the cup,) and art projects, games and songs to introduce students to the color and number in a variety of different ways. Each student learns their best in different ways, so in my classes I focus the topics (on one color and one number) but present them in a variety of ways to improve retention.  

So, what is in THIS specific class? This class focuses on the color yellow and the number 7. The class starts with a color song set to a familiar tune to introduce the color-yellow. We will talk about and show a favorite yellow item the student has from their house in a show and tell setting. We will do a search for the number of the week-7, and practice writing the number 7 using proper pencil grip. We will play a game where students will help me find suns with the number 7 on them which I will squirt with a water bottle to "cool" them off.  Then we will finish class with an art project where we use a balloon dipped in yellow colored shaving cream to make 7 suns on a paper.

Learning Goals

Students will become familiar with the color yellow and the number seven as the oral word, "seven" and also as a written number.
learning goal

Other Details

Parental Guidance
With young students, it is always helpful to have an adult close by to help with projects and getting supplies.
Supply List
* A favorite yellow item from home to show during class. 
* Yellow crayon/marker

Printables:
* 1-8 Flashcards (students will need #7)
* Number 8 Trace Worksheet

Art Project:
* 1 piece of white paper
* An inflated small balloon
* Shaving cream or cool whip
* Yellow food coloring
* A disposable bowl

OPTIONAL: (This is if the students want to do the activity themselves as well.)
* "sun game" printable
* a towel
* yellow crayon
* a squirt bottle with water
* scissors
 3 files available upon enrollment
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Joined December, 2020
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Former preschool and kindergarten teacher. 

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$7

per class

Meets once
30 min
Completed by 2 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 3-5
1-5 learners per class

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