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Hunyadi téri óvoda 2025. november – december
Sunbeam group
Nov. 03–07. 2025 – Topic: Halloween Week
Rhyme
Trick or Treat, smell my feet,
give me something good to eat.
Give me candy, give me cake,
give me something sweet to take.
Trick or Treat, smell my feet,
give me something good to eat.
Give me candy, give me cake,
give me something sweet to take.
Song
Halloween Stomp
Halloween Stomp
Movement game
Halloween Freeze Dance
Halloween Freeze Dance
Flashcard game
– pumpkin, trick oe treat, halloween, witch, black cat,candy, bat, skeleton, crow, spider
– pumpkin, trick oe treat, halloween, witch, black cat,candy, bat, skeleton, crow, spider
Nov. 10–14. 2025 – Topic: St Martin's day, farm birds
Rhyme
🐔 Farm Bird Poem:
“Cluck, cluck, cluck, says the hen,
I have laid an egg again!
Quack, quack, quack, says the duck,
Let’s go swimming—what good luck!”
Song
“Farm Birds Song” (to “Old MacDonald”):
Down on Martin’s farm today,
E-I-E-I-O,
There the geese and chickens play,
E-I-E-I-O.
With a cluck-cluck here,
And a quack-quack there,
Here a honk, there a gobble,
Farm birds everywhere!
Movement game
Children pretend to be different birds from the farm: hens, ducks, geese, and turkeys.
• “Flap your wings like a hen!”
• “Waddle like a duck!”
• “Stretch your neck like a goose!”
• “Gobble like a turkey!”
End with a calm “nest rest” (everyone curls up quietly).
🐔 Hen: Flap your wings and cluck!
🦆 Duck: Waddle and say “quack quack!”
🪶 Goose: Stretch your neck and honk!
🐴 Horse: Gallop in place!
🕯️ Lantern or Candle: Stand tall and shine like a glowing light.
🧥 Cloak: Pretend to wrap a friend in your cloak like St. Martin!
🌟 Star: Stretch arms wide and sparkle.
Flashcard game
Arts and crafts
Birdseed Sharing Activity: Just like St. Martin shared his cloak, we can share food with birds.” Let children sprinkle birdseed outside.
Story
Who Was St. Martin?
The Little Red Hen
Simple math
Farm birds: hen, duck, goose, rooster, turkey
St. Martin’s Day symbols: lantern, cloak, horse, candle, star
Arts and crafts
Birdseed Sharing Activity: Just like St. Martin shared his cloak, we can share food with birds.” Let children sprinkle birdseed outside.
Story
Who Was St. Martin? The Little Red Hen Simple math
– “Let’s count how many farm birds are in the barn!”
– 5–10 bird pictures we count,
– The children clap, hop, or flap wings for each number.
Nov. 17–21. 2025 – Topic: The Body and Hygiene
Rhyme
“My Body Talks to Me”
My hands can clap,
My feet can tap,
My nose can smell a flower.
My eyes can see,
My knees can bend,
My body has amazing power!
“Clean and Shiny Me”
Clean hands, clean face,
I feel good in every place!
Brush my teeth, comb my hair,
Healthy habits everywhere!
Song
🎵 “Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes”
Repeat at different speeds: slow, fast, super-fast.
Ask quick questions:
“Who can point to their elbows?”
“Who can wiggle their fingers?”
“Wash, Wash, Wash Your Hands”
(Sing to the tune of “Row, Row, Row Your Boat”)
Wash, wash, wash your hands,
Make them nice and clean.
Scrub the tops and scrub the bottoms,
And the in-betweens!
Movement game
“Germ Freeze Tag”
One child is “the germ.”
When tagged, children freeze in place.
They can only get “unfrozen” when another player pretends to “wash” their hands.
Rotate roles.
“Body Part Simon Says”
“Simon says touch your knees.”
"Simon says wiggle your fingers.”
Tie in hygiene: “Show me how you brush your teeth,” “Show me how you wash your face.”
Flashcard game
Arts and crafts
Preparing robots
Story
Bodyparts, healthcare products, hygiene routines
Arts and crafts
Preparing robots
Story
“Nina’s Super Clean Day”
Nina the squirrel loved to play in the forest. One day she found bright red berries but her paws were muddy! She wanted to eat them, but Owl reminded her: “Clean paws keep you healthy!” Nina washed her paws at the stream—scrub scrub scrub!
Then she brushed her teeth with a minty leaf (pretend!), combed her fluffy tail, and felt fresh and proud. She told all her forest friends: “Hygiene heroes feel great and stay healthy!” And soon, the whole forest sparkled with clean paws, clean teeth, and happy smiles.
Nov. 24–28. 2025 – Topic: Senses, healthy and eating habits
Rhyme
“Taste Bud Buddies”
“My taste buds dance inside my mouth,
North and east and west and south.
Sweet or salty, sour or bitter—
Healthy foods make bodies fitter!”
Song
I Have Five Senses
I Have Five Senses
Song (Tune: “Twinkle Twinkle”)
Smelling flowers, touching you.
Five big senses help me play,
Learn and laugh throughout the day.
Seeing, hearing, tasting too,
Our five senses—woo-hoo-hoo!”
“See, see, see the world,
Colors everywhere!
Smell the flowers, smell the food,
Sniff them if you dare!”
Movement game
Children search the room for:
-something soft,
-something that smells nice,
-something colorful,
-something that makes sound.
“Fruit Salad Jump”
Assign each child a fruit (apple, banana, grape, strawberry, etc.).
When the teacher calls a fruit, those kids jump up and switch seats.
“FRUIT SALAD!” = everyone switches.
Flashcard game
Arts and crafts
Story
My Five Senses by Aliki
Learn About Your Five Senses with Peter the Cat!
Sweet, salty, sour, bitter
Healthy vs. unhealthy foods
Paper plate "My Healthy Plate" divided into:
Fruits, Vegetables, Grains, Protein, Dairy
Arts and crafts
“Mystery Smell Jars”
Cotton balls with:
Vanilla, Lemon, Cinnamon, Coffee
Kids guess and describe each smell.
Story
My Five Senses by Aliki Learn About Your Five Senses with Peter the Cat!
Dec. 01–05. 2025 – Topic: Santa
Rhyme
Busy Little Elves
Busy little elves today,
Working hard in every way.
Building toys so bright and new
Santa’s helpers, that is you!
Song
– “Santa Claus Is Coming to Town”
– “Up on the Housetop”
Movement game
– Santa Says (Simon Says with Santa-themed actions),
– Santa’s Treasure Hunt (find picture cards hidden around the room)
Flashcard game
Arts and crafts
Story
The Magical Tale of Santa's Reindeer
Simple math
Santa, reindeer, sleigh, gift, tree, reindeer names, sleigh, snowflake, North Pole
Arts and crafts
– Elf puppet
Story
The Magical Tale of Santa's ReindeerSimple math
Worksheet:
Color Santa’s hat and count how many stars are around him.
Count Santa hats (1–20).
Dec. 08–12. 2025 – Topic: Family
Rhyme
“My Family”
I love my family, yes I do,
Here is mine, how about you?
We laugh and talk and play all day,
My family is the best that way!
Song
– “Finger Family”
Movement game
Kids act out:
Kids act out:
Mommy cooking,
Daddy driving,
Baby crawling,
Sister dancing,
Brother playing ball
Find Your Family Group:
Give each child a card (mother/father/baby/pet).
They walk around and “build” a family group.
Flashcard game
Arts and crafts
Story
Simple math
– “Who is in your family?” mother, father, sister, brother, baby, grandmother, grandfather, pet
Arts and crafts
– Hidden pictures worksheets
Story
"The Family Tree House"
Lila the squirrel lived in a big oak tree at the edge of the forest. It wasn’t just any tree—
it was her Family Tree House, filled with everyone she loved.
At the very top lived Grandpa Acorn. He told the best stories about the old days, and every morning he shouted,
“Good morning, family! Time to stretch your tails!”
Just below him lived Grandma Nutmeg, who baked the warmest nut cookies in the forest.
The whole tree smelled sweet when she was cooking.
Lila lived in the middle branch with her Mom, her Dad, and her little brother Pip.
Mom was the best at finding berries.
Dad could jump from branch to branch without a sound.
And Pip… well, Pip was very good at making messes.
One windy morning, the branches shook and shook.
“Hold tight!” Mom called.
Lila grabbed Pip’s paw, and Dad wrapped his tail around them.
Everyone in the Family Tree House held on together!
When the wind finally stopped, Grandma Nutmeg called, “Is everyone okay?”
“Yes!” shouted Grandpa from the top.
“We’re safe!” Mom answered.
“We’re all together!” Lila squeaked.
The wind had bent branches and scattered leaves,
but the Family Tree House stood strong—
because every squirrel helped in their own way.
Grandpa fixed the top branch.
Grandma baked warm cookies for everyone.
Dad and Mom rebuilt the nest.
Pip gathered soft leaves, and Lila helped carry sticks.
When they finished, the tree looked even better than before.
Lila curled up next to Pip and whispered,
“Our home is strong because our family is strong.”
And from the top of the tree, Grandpa Acorn said:
“That’s the magic of a family—
when one branch bends, the others hold it up.”
The whole Family Tree House glowed with happiness as the sun set over the forest.
Simple math
Pattern Making with Family Icons:
Examples:
Mom–Dad–Mom–Dad
Dad–Baby–Dad–Baby
Children continue the patterns.
Dec. 15–19. 2025 – Topic: Christmas
Rhyme
Song
I'm a little penguin
I'm a little penguin,
Black and white.
I waddle to the left,
I waddle to the right.
When I'm feeling hungry,
Splash and splish,
I jump into the water,
And I catch a fish!
Movement game
“Freeze like a Christmas decoration” – Children move to music and freeze as a tree, star, bell, or snowman.
-“Elf Training” – Jump like reindeer, crawl through tunnels, carry “presents”
Flashcard game
Arts and crafts
Story
The Night Before Christmas 🎄
– “The Christmas Wish”
Simple math
– tree, star, Santa, reindeer, snowman,
– Shapes (circle ornament, triangle tree, star)
– “What’s Missing?”
Arts and crafts
– Christmas gifts for the children's families
– Decorate a paper Christmas tree with stickers or dots
Story
The Night Before Christmas 🎄– “The Christmas Wish”
Simple math
– Counting Christmas Objects
– Count pictures or toys (1–20): trees, ornaments, stars
