Preschool Community Helpers: Students & Teachers

Compilation of images depicting pages and activities in the students and teachers themed week of the Home CEO Academy preschool homeschool curriculum Community Helpers Unit.

Hooray! This is the last week of our core curriculum! You and your students should be so proud of what you've accomplished! This week includes the final elements of our language and math sequences for the year as well as an End-of-the-Year Assesment. By now your students will be counting to 100 and reading at a beginning Kindergarten level as well as having general knowledge of the world around them and many other math and language concepts. The year-end assessment can be used as a stand-alone document as well as used with this unit. We've also included here a certificate of completion for your children.

If you've found this curriculum helpful or have any suggestions for future editions, please send your comments to support@homeceoacademy. Thank you again for your participation and we wish you and your little ones a happy and prosperous life and continued success and fruitfulness in all your educational endeavors.

Sincerely,

Maraya, Ashley and Amanda

Kylie and I have made it week 30! Check out some photos from our last week of preschool!

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This week was spent learning about what students and teachers do in the community. Our dramatic play lesson was a big hit. Kylie loved playing teacher at Stuffy School!

Our math lessons this week were spent learning about standard and non standard measurement. If you have Netflix, there is a great episode of the PBS show Sid The Science Kid that discusses non standard measurement. It is called "The Whale Episode."

I am blown away by the improvement in Kylie's handwriting in the past few months!

I'm also amazed by her scissor skills! My kids are OBSESSED with public transit, so I printed out an extra for Porter to do.

This science experiment almost didn't happen since the weather was lousy all week. But alas, the clouds broke and the sun came out on Friday! These "guess what will happen" activities are always fun in our house. We chose chocolate chips, butter, an elephant, and cashews and guessed which would melt in the sun. We checked a few hours later, and found this! I think a sneaky squirrel grabbed the cashews, but Kylie is convinced the sun melted them into nothing!