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PRESCHOOLERS' Letter to Your Future Self



Unit Of Inquiry
A Letter To Your Future Self

Throughout the unit, the preschoolers have gained knowledge and understanding about their personal histories. With this, they have learned about their families (immediate and extended families) and some of the family stories. This made them understand their past and why things are the way it is in the present.  

For their ACTION, they wrote a letter to their future self.  In the letter, they identified one IMPORTANT things that they value and would like to remind themselves in the future. 


 

 

 

(You may find their individual letter in their SEESAW)

NUMERACY
GARAGE SALE

What would be a fun way to teach about money? 

Ms. Faye had 'GARAGE SALE' this week! 
Some cool items sold were: popsicle sticks 3¥, masks 5¥, pencils 10¥, empty candy containers 7¥, notebooks 22¥ and many more..

 






 The preschoolers were given 25¥ each to buy items from Ms. Faye's Garage Sale! They were able to add the coins (1, 5 and 10 ¥) and paid the exact amount using the yen given to them. 






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  1. Darya29 May 2021 at 15:55

    Oh, yes, we have this chocolate box and Maria is very happy about it, she has played with it for several days)) thank you, wonderful activities!!

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