Introduce different types of beaks Read Book " Whose Feather Is This?" Introduce Vocabulary - Beak, bird, feathers, legs, wings Play the Some Birds Say "Tweet!" Activity Create a Bird Model Introduce Vocabulary - hop, paddle, robin, webbed View Video Lesson #4 – Birds of a Feather Math iCard - What Comes Next? Activity Math iCard How Many Eggs? Activity Present Fingerplay - Feathered Birds View Video Feathered Friends Key Concepts Present Sing Along Song - Bird Song Make a Bird Beak Mask Discover which birds fly and do not fly Small Group Activity which are birds and which are not Talk and introduce the body parts of birds Math iCard - Follow the Bird Activity Introduce Vocabulary - binoculars, birdwatchers, camouflage, fast/slow, heavy/light View Video Math iCard C1 – Bird Model Math i Card - Birds Shape Up Activity Present each child with an Ask Me About Birds Sticker Introduce Vocabulary - duck, habitat, pigeon View Video Lesson #2 – Bird Beaks Make Bird Footprints Stamps Introduce different types of beaks Read Book " Whose Feather Is This?" Introduce Vocabulary - Beak, bird, feathers, legs, wings Play the Some Birds Say "Tweet!" Activity Create a Bird Model Introduce Vocabulary - hop, paddle, robin, webbed View Video Lesson #4 – Birds of a Feather Math iCard - What Comes Next? Activity Math iCard How Many Eggs? Activity Present Fingerplay - Feathered Birds View Video Feathered Friends Key Concepts Present Sing Along Song - Bird Song Make a Bird Beak Mask Discover which birds fly and do not fly Small Group Activity which are birds and which are not Talk and introduce the body parts of birds Math iCard - Follow the Bird Activity Introduce Vocabulary - binoculars, birdwatchers, camouflage, fast/slow, heavy/light View Video Math iCard C1 – Bird Model Math i Card - Birds Shape Up Activity Present each child with an Ask Me About Birds Sticker Introduce Vocabulary - duck, habitat, pigeon View Video Lesson #2 – Bird Beaks Make Bird Footprints Stamps
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
Introduce different types of beaks
Read Book " Whose Feather Is This?"
Introduce Vocabulary - Beak, bird, feathers, legs, wings
Play the Some Birds Say "Tweet!" Activity
Create a Bird Model
Introduce Vocabulary - hop, paddle, robin, webbed
View Video Lesson #4 – Birds of a Feather
Math iCard - What Comes Next? Activity
Math iCard How Many Eggs? Activity
Present Fingerplay - Feathered Birds
View Video Feathered Friends Key Concepts
Present Sing Along Song - Bird Song
Make a Bird Beak Mask
Discover which birds fly and do not fly
Small Group Activity which are birds and which are not
Talk and introduce the body parts of birds
Math iCard - Follow the Bird Activity
Introduce Vocabulary - binoculars, birdwatchers, camouflage, fast/slow, heavy/light
View Video Math iCard C1 – Bird Model
Math i Card - Birds Shape Up Activity
Present each child with an Ask Me About Birds Sticker
Introduce Vocabulary - duck, habitat, pigeon
View Video Lesson #2 – Bird Beaks
Make Bird Footprints Stamps