Make your Second Term – Week 3 teaching easier, more organized, and more engaging with this complete Kindergarten ILAW Lesson Package. This week focuses on helping young learners understand the many ways families express love and care—from helping with everyday tasks and caring for younger children to offering comfort, protection, guidance, and important life lessons.
Throughout the week, learners explore five connected family concepts:
Day 1 – Families Care for and Love One Another
Learners discover the different ways family members show love and care, such as hugging, sharing, helping, listening, caring for one another, and spending time together. They are also encouraged to share simple experiences of how they show love to their own family.
Day 2 – Family Members Help One Another
Learners explore how each member of the family can contribute at home through simple and appropriate household chores. They learn that even young children can help by putting away toys, arranging books, cleaning up, and doing other safe and age-appropriate tasks.
Day 3 – Parents and Older Family Members Care for Young Ones
Learners identify the different ways parents and older family members care for younger children, including helping with bathing, preparing food, getting dressed, preparing for school, providing for their needs, and keeping them safe.
Day 4 – Family Members Comfort One Another
Learners explore feelings such as sadness, fear, worry, anger, and happiness and discover appropriate ways family members can provide comfort and encouragement. They learn that comforting may include giving a hug, talking and listening, staying beside someone, helping, and making a family member feel safe and loved.
Day 5 – Families Teach Us Important Things
Learners review the different ways families show love and recognize that family members are also important teachers. They reflect on the lessons they learn at home, including caring for themselves, following rules, helping others, being responsible, and using kind and respectful words.
The package also integrates early literacy and numeracy skills throughout the week. Literacy focuses on recognizing, identifying, sounding out, and writing uppercase and lowercase I/i and P/p, together with picture-word and letter-recognition activities.
For numeracy, learners work with numbers and quantities from 0–7, colors, shapes, counting and matching, and introductory mathematical operations. Concrete and picture-based activities help children understand putting together as addition and taking away as subtraction.
Package Includes:
1 Interchangeable Family Manipulative Chart for Day 1–4
Instead of using four completely separate charts, this resource uses one main manipulative chart with interchangeable detachable elements that can be changed according to the daily family topic:
- Day 1 – Families Care for and Love One Another
- Day 2 – Family Members Help One Another
- Day 3 – Parents and Older Family Members Care for Young Ones
- Day 4 – Family Members Comfort One Another
Simply change the detachable pieces to transform the chart for the day’s lesson. This makes the resource practical, reusable, and easier to prepare and organize.
1 Interchangeable Literacy and Numeracy Manipulative Chart
One main chart is also provided for Literacy and Numeracy, with changeable elements depending on the learning focus.
Literacy Focus:
- Uppercase and lowercase I/i
- Uppercase and lowercase P/p
- Letter recognition
- Beginning sounds
- Picture-word association
- Letter formation and writing
Numeracy Focus:
- Number 7
- Counting and quantities from 0–7
- Number recognition and formation
- Colors and shapes
- Putting Together (Addition)
- Taking Away (Subtraction)
The Week 3 lesson plan specifically progresses from counting 0–7 and colors/shapes to putting together, taking away, and a final review of counting, addition, and subtraction.
5 Daily Ready-to-Print Stories
The package includes a story for each day connected to the week’s family concepts:
- The Red Umbrella
- The Mystery of the Missing Spoon
- The Backpack That Wouldn’t Close
- The Day Toby Lost His Courage
- Grandma Sela’s Little Lesson
Each story provides a child-friendly way to introduce or reinforce the day’s lesson through relatable family situations.
Day 1–5 Canva Slideshow Presentations
- Five complete daily lesson presentations
- Editable in Canva
- Ready to use during classroom instruction
- Colorful, visual, and Kindergarten-friendly
- Supports family concepts, literacy, numeracy, discussion, and daily activities
Teacher-Supervised Worksheets and Activities
Ready-to-print guided activities support the week’s family, literacy, and numeracy concepts, including activities focused on:
- How Does My Family Show Love?
- I Can Help My Family!
- My Family Takes Care of Me
- I Can Comfort My Family
- My Family Is My First Teacher
- Family action matching
- Letter I/i and P/p activities
- Letter mosaics
- Letter writing and recognition
- Counting and matching
- Colors and shapes
- Count and Add
- Cross Out and Count
- Family Number and Pattern activities
The lesson plan also identifies daily guided activities around showing love, helping at home, identifying who cares for the child, comforting family members, and reflecting on what the family has taught the learner.
Independent Activities
The package also includes a variety of ready-to-print independent worksheets that learners can complete with minimal assistance. Activities cover:
- Family Actions
- Showing Love to My Family
- Helping at Home
- Helping Actions
- My Favorite Chore at Home
- Caring Actions
- Who Helps Me?
- Family Comfort
- What Can I Do?
- What Did I Learn?
- My Family Taught Me…
- Letter I/i and P/p recognition and writing
- Letter Mosaic
- Find and Color the Letter
- Complete the Word
- Counting and Writing
- Count the Shapes
- Family Addition
- Take Away Game
- Color and Shape activities
- Count and Match
- Putting Together
- Taking Away
These worksheets reinforce the lesson concepts while giving children opportunities to practice independently.
This package is designed to save teachers valuable preparation time while providing learners with colorful, meaningful, hands-on, and developmentally appropriate learning experiences throughout Week 3.
READY TO PRINT. READY TO USE. MINIMAL PREPARATION NEEDED.
Simply download, print, prepare the detachable elements for the manipulative charts, and teach.
IMPORTANT: This is a DIGITAL PRODUCT ONLY. No physical materials will be shipped. Files are available for direct download after purchase.
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