The Nourishing Nature Kindergarten: Farm Guide

The Nourishing Nature Kindergarten: Farm Guide


THE WEEKLY GRID AND DAILY DETAILS
The Nourishing Nature Kindergarten:  Farm Guide includes four weekly grids with activities to follow the work begun in The Peaceful Preschool. Your 3-5 year old child will continue developing large and fine motor skills, phonics and counting skills, along with their love for literature through the stories and projects included in The Nourishing Nature Kindergarten: Farm Guide. The unit also includes supply lists, recommended literature, and poetry or verses to make this a multi sensory, and developmentally appropriate unit for your young learners. While our other Peaceful Preschool guides were aimed at the youngest preschool students, this one adds more advanced phonics and counting skills to further prepare your child for formal learning.


THE PRINTABLES
The Nourishing Nature Kindergarten: Farm Guide also includes several printables to coincide with the unit, including anatomy of a pumpkin, produce tracing cards, barn template, and more. 

 

COURSE OVERVIEW

The Nourishing Nature Kindergarten: Farm Guide is a literature and project-based four-week guide for 3-6 year old students.  The guide is designed to prepare children for academic success through strengthening processing skills, along with developing beginning reading and math skills.

COURSE DETAILS

Your digital download includes the following:

The Nourishing Nature Kindergarten: Farm Guide Weekly Grids

Book and Supply List

Recipes

Large and Small Letter Cards

Produce Cards

Anatomy of a Pumpkin Printable

Farm Animals Printable

SUBJECTS OF STUDY

Farm Themed Picture Books

Phonics Skills

Counting Skills

Fine Motor Skills

Large Motor Skills

Art

Practical Skills




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Rachel Haselden
Farm Guide

Great for preschool level. My daughter in preschool loved it. My son in Kindergarten did not like it but his learner style is very different from my daughter. She still uses the play money