Kindergarten Curriculum Guide for May. Are you ready? Here are some classroom activities, read aloud books, lesson ideas, and resources for you to use with you students.
Read Aloud Books for May
We sure love studying the ocean in May. The book, Hello Ocean by Pam Munoz Ryan i(affiliate link) is a great book to weave into your studies. The language is rich and perfect for talking about figurative language and using our five senses!
For this particular Engaging Readers unit, we DID add vocabulary words so we could sort them my the five senses.
Students then took their turn at using figurative language in their own writing.
We also love the book Surprising Sharks by Nicola Davies. You can read about how we used this book in the following blog post: Shark Activities for Kindergarten and First Grade (FREE file Included in this post
We also studied ocean animals in this blog post: Ocean Week Lesson Plans (AKA Shark Week)… there is also a free file in there for you too!
Can you tell that we love learning about the ocean…lol?!
May themed centers
We love using the differentiated cubes for these activities!
Here a one of the response pages for my Math and Literacy Centers. So CUTE!
May Writing Center
As you know, each month we put up a new writing center! This is a peek at the one for June/July… but you get the idea!
Curriculum Guide for May
If you are looking for a resource guide for May, you can click HERE to download it.
Have a GREAT month of May!
4 Responses
Where is the cube/dice that you can switch the cards in from?
I got them from Amazon!
You can find them HERE.
They are called differentiated cubes 🙂
Are any of the files editable? I teach in Spanish.
I do have a few resources that are editable where you can add your own words, but the directions and such would just be in English.