This document outlines a literacy lesson plan for a kindergarten class focusing on the letter sound "u". The plan includes introducing the letter sound through a whole group activity, then dividing students into learning centers to practice writing, identifying, and drawing words starting with "u". The teacher aims to assess students' understanding through questioning during the learning centers and a closing group reflection. The overall goal is for students to recognize, write, and identify the letter sound "u".
This document outlines a literacy lesson plan for a kindergarten class focusing on the letter sound "u". The plan includes introducing the letter sound through a whole group activity, then dividing students into learning centers to practice writing, identifying, and drawing words starting with "u". The teacher aims to assess students' understanding through questioning during the learning centers and a closing group reflection. The overall goal is for students to recognize, write, and identify the letter sound "u".
This document outlines a literacy lesson plan for a kindergarten class focusing on the letter sound "u". The plan includes introducing the letter sound through a whole group activity, then dividing students into learning centers to practice writing, identifying, and drawing words starting with "u". The teacher aims to assess students' understanding through questioning during the learning centers and a closing group reflection. The overall goal is for students to recognize, write, and identify the letter sound "u".
This document outlines a literacy lesson plan for a kindergarten class focusing on the letter sound "u". The plan includes introducing the letter sound through a whole group activity, then dividing students into learning centers to practice writing, identifying, and drawing words starting with "u". The teacher aims to assess students' understanding through questioning during the learning centers and a closing group reflection. The overall goal is for students to recognize, write, and identify the letter sound "u".
PDP
-‐Personal
Aims
(What
do
YOU
need
to
work
on
in
order
grow
professionally?)
I
want
to
improve
the
way
I
manage
the
classroom.
Learning
Outcomes:
Resources/Materials
(Link
to
the
ADEC
K-‐5
curriculum
document)
Introduction:
Foam
• Students will be able to recognize the letter sound “u”. LC1:
play
dough
• Students will be able to write the letter sound “u”. LC2:
white
plates,
colors.
• Student will be able to identify words that begin with LC3:
A4
papers,
crayons.
the letter “u”. LC4:
Conclusion
:
Lesson
Introduction
Links
to
real
life:
(Bullet
points)
1-‐
since
its
winter
season,
while
they
draw
most
of
them
Whole
group
activity:
Time___15
minutes____
will
draw
an
umbrella,
so
I
will
ask
each
student
what
do
we
use
the
umbrella
for,
and
in
which
season
do
we
usually
Opening/Introduction
(warm
up):
(Bullet
points)
use
umbrella…etc.
On
the
carpet
I
will
start
my
lesson
by
asking
them
a
question.
Guided
experience
(
whole
group
activity
)
language
instructions
1- Start by asking the students (what do you know about the letter “u”). 2- While discussing with the students and sharing answers, I will write their answers on the board. 3- Introduce the letter sound “u” and how to pronounce the sound. 4- Practice together by using the imaginary pin and write the letter sound “u”. 5- Show them a video about letter sound “u”. 6- Show them the activities and tell them what is expected from them to do in each activity.
Individual
experience
-‐
Small
Group
Learning
Centers:
Time______
Learning
Center
1
Title:
Learning
Center
2
Title:
In
this
activity
children
will
use
playdough
to
create
In
this
activity
children
will
use
their
fingers
to
wite
the
letter
sound
“u”.
the
letter
sound
“u”
on
the
colored
plate.
Learning
Center
4
Title:
Learning
Center
3
Title:
In
this
activity
children
will
draw
anything
that
starts
with
the
letter
sound
“u”.
Closing
activity:
Time:
5-‐7
minutes
I
will
make
a
revision
with
the
students
by
asking
them
some
questions
about
the
lesson.
Assessment
for
Learning:
I
will
walk
around
students
and
ask
them
quistions
while
they’re
working
on
the
activities.