Day 1

1. Find q stickers and put on Q
2. Color and assemble Letter Q Book
3. Go to library and get q books
4. Video: Olive and the Rhyme Rescue Crew

Day 2

1. Fill in Q Outline and q Outline with: quilt pieces and question marks (Other options: q-tips, queens, quarter rubbings)
   
2. Talked about quintuplets — #5, look at pictures, pretend have five babies
3. She used her pie pieces from P Week and we talked about a quarter of it being 1/4.
4. Video: Get Squiggling!

Day 3

1. Walk around like a duck quacking
2. Did a questions game — ask questions was basically it. Haha!
3. Make a quilt — Lego one (with a queen on it 🙂 )
   
4. Starfall computer activity
5. Activity Sheet 1
6. Activity Sheet 2
7. Video: Sesame Street and the Letter Q

Day 4

1. Quietly and loudly – clapping, screaming, yelling, stomping, singing
2. Pretended to be a queen.  She used her crown from K Week when she was a King Queen. 🙂
3. Activity Sheet 3
4. Activity Sheet 4
5. Song: QU

Day 5

1. Gather up any toys (animals are especially great for this) that start with the letter.  Create a centerpiece and display the items.
2. Q dinner
   Dinner: Quiche (crustless quiche, which my husband said is a frittata, but we’ll just call it quiche) I basically just fried up a ton of ground beef and put in broccoli and a bunch of spices that I don’t remember right now.  It was super delicious!  I should’ve written it down.
   Dessert: Q Cookies (After making this quiche, I was out of eggs, so I used this recipe! They turned out pretty good.  Crumbly, but good.)  She used frosting to make Q’s (really good fine motor skill activity!)
   (Other food options: quail, quesadillas, queen’s bread, quinoa, Q shaped ______)

Letter P Post and Letter R Post

All Letter of the Week Posts

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To see more themes and what my three year old learned this year, click here.

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