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What are the themes for January?
January Themes Ideas
- Hibernation.
- Penguins.
- Snow, Snowmen, Ice.
- Winter Clothing.
- Five Senses.
- Arctic Animals.
- Opposites.
- Day and Night.
What should I do during winter break?
Things to Do Over Winter Break: 25 Family Staycation Ideas
- Go to the Zoo. A winter trip to the zoo can be a completely different experience than a summer zoo excursion.
- Have a Movie Marathon.
- Go Tobogganing or Snow Tubing.
- Visit a Museum.
- Go Bowling.
- Have a Spa Day at Home.
- Go to the Library.
- Make a Family Scrapbook.
What do you do with your kids for Christmas?
10 fun things to do with your kids on Christmas Eve
- Bake Christmas goodies.
- Watch a special video from Santa.
- Relax with Christmas movies.
- Sing Christmas Carols.
- Tour the Christmas lights.
- Hanging Christmas stockings.
- Picnic dinner under the tree.
- Look out for Santa.
What can I teach in January?
January Themes, Resources, and Lesson Plans
- Winter – Snow.
- New Year.
- Chinese New Year.
- Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.
- 100th Day.
- Super Bowl.
What do you teach preschoolers in January?
January Preschool Themes
- Penguins. While penguins are around all year long, their association with colder temperatures makes winter a great time to explore these adorable animals with your child.
- Ice & Snow. Does your preschooler love playing in the snow?
- Winter.
- Birds.
- Circus.
- Chinese New Year.
- Hibernation.
- Police Officers.
What are winter activities?
Winter Activities
- Sledding. There’s nothing better than gliding through the cool air on a sled.
- Skiing. Downhill and cross-country skiing are family favorites during the winter months.
- Snowboarding.
- Snow Angels.
- Ice Skating.
- Building a Snowman.
- Building an Igloo.
- Ice Fishing.
What do you do on Xmas day?
13 Fun Things to Do on Christmas Day
- Tour the Christmas Lights.
- Watch a Christmas Movie.
- Check out a Ballet Performance of ‘The Nutcracker’
- Clean Up and Donate.
- Make It a Themed Family Game Night.
- Go Caroling.
- Cook a Christmas Day Feast.
- Go for a Nature Walk.
What themes are in February?
February Preschool Themes
- Family. February is the perfect time to put together a theme unit all about family.
- Friendship.
- Librarians.
- Fairy Tales.
- Valentine’s Day.
- Presidents’ Day.
- Groundhog Day.
- Cooking.
What themes are in March?
March Themes, Resources, and Lesson Plans
- Dr. Seuss – Dr. Seuss’s Birthday is March 2nd. Read Across America Day is celebrated that day.
- Easter is in March or April.
- Spring begins on March 20-21.
- St. Patrick’s Day is March 17th.
- March is Women’s History Month.
- Caterpillars & Butterflies.
- Ladybugs.
What do you teach preschoolers in the winter?
What’s Included In The Winter Preschool Lesson Plans:
- Literacy: Sight Word Snowman Building.
- Math: Counting Spin & Cover.
- Science: Snowball Melting.
- Art: Tape Resistant Painted Snowflake.
- Social Studies: Where Does it Snow?
- Fine Motor: Fine Motor Snow Painting.
- Sensory: Fake Snow.
- Gross Motor: Acting Out the Mitten.
What to do in the month of January?
Education Activities for teaching in the month of January for kindergarten, first grade, and second grade. Activities and lesson ideas are included for these themes: Winter, MLK Jr Day, New Year’s, snowmen, penguins, and more! Martin Luther King Jr. was an influential man who fought for equality and forever changed history.
What to do in the Rockies in January?
The Canadian Rockies is the place for adventure in January. Besides the predictable winter activities — skiing, shoe-shoeing, skating — Jasper in January hosts fat bike snow races, sleigh riding, dog sledding and ice climbing.
What to put in your room for January?
January Room Visits: This months theme box might include pictures of snow, ice cubes,new years noisemakers,confetti,new years party hats,elvis presley music,pictures of elvis,quilt pieces,champane glass (plastic),pine cones,evergreen branches,mittens,scarfs,walnuts, cinnamon, and anything else that reminds you…
What to do with Kids on January 23?
JANUARY 23 IS MEASURE YOUR FEET DAY! Mix learning and fun! INTRODUCE MEASUREMENT … Offer measuring tapes, rulers, thermometers, balance scales, measuring cups, clocks, hour-glasses, and stand-on scales…Help children weigh and measure everything…NOT ONLY SHOES AND FEET but… living plants, table heights, how many minutes it takes to eat lunch/snack.