Let’s Move through the Week
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Let's explore all the things we do during the week!
Children can listen for the days of the week and practice movement words as the poem is read aloud to the group. The book fits well in circle time or a small-group lesson when you want to connect language, rhythm, and simple body movement.
Teaching & Discussion Guide
Use this guide to turn Let’s Move through the Week into a mini reading lesson at home or in the classroom.
Concepts & skills practiced
- Days of the week
- Poem and rhyme awareness
- Movement words
- Listening and speaking
- Circle time read-aloud
Discussion Questions
- 1 Which day of the week do you think the book will talk about first, and why do you think so?
- 2 As we read, can you name the days of the week when you hear them?
- 3 What body movement could we do for one of the days in the book?
- 4 How does the book help us think about what we do during a school week?
- 5 Can you tell me a day when you might move your body at home or at school?
- 6 Which movement would be easy for our group to copy together?
Words to Learn
- week
- A week is seven days long.
- day
- A day is one part of the week.
- Monday
- Monday is the first day of the school week for many people.
- Tuesday
- Tuesday is the day that comes after Monday.
- Wednesday
- Wednesday is the middle day of the school week.
- movement
- A movement is a way to move your body.
- poem
- A poem is writing that can sound rhythmic when read aloud.
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