Description
Number-of-the-Week Overview:
Number-of-the-week is a 30-week program that covers 4 days/week. This no-prep, print-&-go set gives students number themed activities for each day. Number-of-the-week coordinates perfectly with our Letter-of-the-Week program however, it can be used independently as well. (Number 0 is also included in the appendix as an option)
Monday:
Number Chart: Introduce students to the number of the week with a colorful chart that features a ten frame and ASL hand signs.
Number Mat: Students can use playdough to form and frame the number. Practice making the hand signs.
Tuesday:
Number Handwriting: Students work on early handwriting skills as they practice writing the number as the text size slowly gets smaller. A drawing prompt encourages students to draw and count. Practice making ASL hand signs.
Wednesday
Number Maze: Students dab their way through the number maze. Markers or stickers can be used in place of bingo daubers. Encourage students to say the number aloud each time they dab. Practice making ASL hand signs.
Thursday:
Number Activity Page: Students complete a variety of tasks and color in a star for each activity they finish. This activity page includes hands on prompts such as; build a tower, clap and count…. etc. Practice making ASL hand signs.
Bonnie (verified owner) –
We like it! I wouldn’t change a thing. If you have a preschooler of different ages this is great too. It have something for my 4 year old and my 2 year old. I as a parent particularly love the bright colorful number of the week printout that I can display for the week. It makes it so easy when they don’t know the number to say “Ok go count the black dots” and see them discover what the number is.