You may remember the traditional nursery rhyme
Jack and Jill from your own childhood! This week the children talked about Jack and Jill going up the hill. They learned what a well is and even acted out the rhyme (in our case, we used a trashcan to represent the well!) The children practiced "reading" the rhyme from left-to-right and top to bottom. They read the rhyme using a deep, gruff "Jack" voice and a silly, high "Jill" voice. Make sure to ask your child to recite the rhyme using a "Jack" voice and then a "Jill" voice! For a copy of the rhyme for your child to practice reading, go to
http://www.kinderfriends.com/jackandjill.doc
Finally we talked about rhyming words:
What's the word that rhymes with Jill? Can you guess the word?
Standing outside my windowsill, in the winter I feel a ... (chill)
My dad does woodworking with lots of skill. I love to watch him use his ... (drill)
Eating hamburgers is a thrill when we cook them on the ... (grill)
When I was sick and feeling ill, my mom gave me a yellow ... (pill)
What a fun week! Next week's nursery rhyme... Hickory Dickory Dock!
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