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Theme: Water
3. Use their voice to imitate at least two (2) sounds that water makes.
d-s-i-g
g-r-l-ng
d-ipp-ng
Sp-a-h-ng
Circle Time
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cb59LqLq-3A
Introductory Activity: Child/children will view videos, after which they will be
How to do: Parents will display pictures of the different ways in which water
makes sounds. Child/children will view pictures and then engage in a brief
discussion with parents. Afterwards child/children will talk freely about their
own experience hearing the different sounds that water makes within the home
(e.g. rain tapping on roof, splashing in water). Parents and children/child will
discuss that water makes many different sounds, but the sounds are mostly
heard/produced when water hits another object. Parents will also use their voice
to imitate at least two (2) water sounds. Child/children will observe and later
2. Talk freely about their experience hearing at least two (2) sounds that
water makes.
3. Use their voice to imitate at least two (2) sounds that water makes
Guided Learning
Introductory Activity: Child and parent will review pictures and related water
How to do: Parent will assist the child to recall the word that makes the
particular water sound, after which the child will be ask to tell/write the missing
letters
d-s-i-g
g-r-l-ing
d-ipp-ng
sp-a-h-ng
Parent’s checklist:
In/Outdoor Play:
video)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RQ194ARuq6E click links to hear water
gurgling sounds.
How to play: Parent and child will experiment with water to explore the
Parents will provide Child/children with a large container filled with water, a
sponge and a plastic bottle. Child/children will dip the sponge in the water and
hold it so that the water drips like rain and listens to the sound it makes
(Dripping sound).
The child/children will use hands and splash the water to make another sound
(Splashing)
Next the child/children will full a bottle with water and hold it over a container
so that the water runs back and listen to the sound (gurgling sound)
Parent’s checklist:
How to play: Parents will provide child/children with available resources and
Story Time
Objectives: After viewing the story entitled “The Rainy Day”, children should
be able to:
2. Talk freely about their favourite or least favourite part of the story
3. Tell 2 different sounds made by the water
Follow-Up:
Parent and child will experiment/explore with water to make sounds and imitate
Parent and child could create poem, song and tongue twister using the different