Spring Morning Menu

This seasons morning menu is fully focused on the season of spring. Morning menus aid in young children's skill development as they provide activities like tracing, coloring, and simple exercises that promote fine motor skills, problem-solving, and critical thinking. They also introduce fundamental concepts in literacy and numeracy, bolstering early academic readiness and confidence. Perfect for children ages 3-7.

Name Practice
Helps develop fine motor skills, reinforces letter recognition, and builds a sense of identity and confidence in their writing abilities.

1. Colours
   Boosts childrens visual perception and language development.

2. Shape Mats
   Can be used with playdough or for tracing. Develops spatial awareness, and lays the groundwork for geometry and problem-solving skills.

3. Numbers
   Helps form foundational understanding and improved numerical fluency.

4. Counting
   Also helps form foundational understanding and improved numerical fluency.

5. Today’s Weather
   Enhances their observational skills, expands their vocabulary, and fosters curiosity and awareness of their environment.

6. Pre-Writing Skills
   Tracing and scribbling are excellent ways to develop pre-writing skills. It helps your child by focusing on fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and pencil grip.

7. Emotions
   Expressing emotions fosters self-regulation by helping them identify, articulate, and manage their feelings constructively.

8. Alphabet Practice
   The spring morning menu letters coincide with the Reading Through the ABC Phonics & Literacy program lessons 1.1.1-1.1.5 and 1.1.23-1.1.26.

9. Matching
   Develops pattern recognition and relationships, boosting cognitive development and visual memory.