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Z plane Z plane

  • by Debbie
  • March 1, 2010
  • 2 comments

Z plane Z plane

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Ok, if you aren’t alteast my age you probably dont even get that joke in the subject line. When I was a little girl I would watch ” Fantasy Island ” and Tatoo would yell ” Z Plane , Z Plane.”

Anyway….
Today we started talking about things that travel in the air. Only a couple of the kids had been on an airplane. Geneviette, my grand daughter is a veteran flier. She has flown back and forth to Hawaii 7 or 8 times. She told them about the bathrooms on the plane and the nice lady that brings you snacks. She also told them there is a TV with movies on the plane you can watch. We talked about a birds wings and how a plane has wings also but they don’t really flap up and down. We brainstormed ways we think they plane stays in the air. We flew around the room to one of my favorite songs called ” Ready to Fly.” For small group today we used the airplane above with the house made of blocks. We talked about position words like behind, in front of, above, under , below , beside and between. This is a real toughie for some children. When talking to your kiddos don’t insult their capacity to learn by talking ” down to them.” Use good vocabulary to increase theirs!

Mrs Beth “unearthed” the train set from the resource room today and it was a popular spot.

We continued with our Al’s Pals lessons today. We learned that sometimes we have to STOP and THINK. The hand signals for that are obvious- hold out your hand like a stop sign and then point to your head. We talked about situations that might require us to stop and think to make the right choice. If you want to try this at home it will only reinforce what we do here. So far we have three self control techniques we have learned:
1. Go to the loft to be alone until you feel better.
2. Use the three calm down steps – breathe , count, say calm down.
3. STOP and THINK

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2 Comments

Ellen Matkowski
February 23, 2010

She sings that all the time in the car and I wondered where she heard it!

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Michelle
February 23, 2010

I love the snack. It is always great when they can be independent. I have always wanted a special place the kids can go to be alone. Your loft idea, with the bunk bed, is perfect. I would love to fit one in somehow, but I'm not sure I have space. I have thought about a cozy spot with a netting or tent, but I am afraid it being on the ground would lend itself to rough play. So I continue to think πŸ™‚ It will come to me, it always does if I wait long enough πŸ™‚

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