Places We Go Essential Activities for Kindergarten
Videos
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Let's Go to School!
So, the time is here when the summer vacations are over and now your little one has to go back to school. In this case, what do you think your little one needs to take to school? Are books the only thing he/she has to carry? Or is there more stuff that you and your little one are forgetting?
Well, if you want to know and if you want your kid to know too about the things he needs to take back to school then the best thing to do for that is to make him see a Youtube cartoon video of school supplies.
Yes, you read that right! There are different cartoons for children available on the internet and you can use these cartoons to educate your child on the school supplies he needs to take every day.
Yellow stone is the world’s first national park. It is in three different states at once, Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho which tells us how big this park is. Here you will find some amazing geysers and hot springs.The Grand Canyon is another famous national park in Arizona. Here you will find huge canyons. This great park was formed by the Colorado River. Scientists have said it took two billion years for this park to be made. Well, nature takes it time.The most amazing park is the Biscayne national park in Florida. Its something you would have never seen before. Its mostly made of ocean water. It is made of beautiful fish and reefs and other mesmerizing views underwater.
Hi kids, if you want to learn the concept of a library then always make sure to start with the basic definition. If you are going to read the mere text from a book about what is a library, chances are that your little one won’t grasp the concept. This is the reason why you need to use visuals and you need to take them to a library first so that they can understand what it is.
The way you teach your little ones about libraries, classrooms and all such places, matters a lot and it makes a big difference in their little brains. You never know if you define “library” in such an excellent way that your little one starts developing this passion to visit public libraries.
Worksheets
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Let's Go to School! Worksheet
Your kids are probably already enrolled in a school, and even if they are getting homeschooled, they would still need the objects in this worksheet. So, this one ought to be super easy for them to complete. The printout has pictures of different objects; some of which your kids need to go to school, and some of which are not related to school in any way. Ask your kids to circle the pictures of things that they need to go to school.
Most likely, your kids tag alone with you as you get some errands done, or do some shopping. But, do you think they actually pay attention to what stores you go into, and what products are bought where? Well, you can easily find out with this fun worksheet. Look through the printout with your child and ask them if they can identify the objects on the left side. Then, ask them to check the correct store where you might find the objects.
Teach your child how to be better behaved in school and in the community. Look through the worksheet with your young one and ask them what each child is doing in the pictures. Then, ask them if the children in the pictures are being rude or polite. Next, check the boxes of the pictures with children being polite. Explain to your child how they can be well-behaved in school by acting like the polite children.
The US is known for its majestic national parks, which are preserved and maintained to keep its natural beauty for all to enjoy! Even if you can’t spare the time or money to take a vacation, help your little one learn about our national parks in all their glory with this USA national parks worksheet!
Your child will love this worksheet because:
• It introduces your child to the most famous parks
• Your child will learn important geographical features of each park
Heighten your child’s knowledge these national beauties with this vibrant worksheet, and then continue to extend their learning by looking up real images from the parks themselves!
Your kids go to school on a daily basis, except on weekends and holidays. So, how well can they name some of the things they see at school? Before you begin this exercise, you could warm your kid up a little by asking them to give you a list of some things they see at school. Then, look at this worksheet with your little one. There are pictures of objects that can be found at school and others that don’t belong at school. Tell your child to check the boxes next to school things.
In this worksheet, there are pictures of objects that can be found in the library and others that have no business being in a library. Before you begin this exercise, do you think your kids know some of the items that can be found in a library? How about you ask them to list some library objects? Look at the printout with your kid; ask them to circle the items that belong in the library.
Quizzes
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Library: Identify Common People and Places
Students will review the characteristics of a library.
Students will review the characteristics of local and national parks.
Students will review familiar objects, experiences, etc. associated with school.
Students will identify, compare and contrast community stores.
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