Objective CCS: K.RL.10: Actively engage in group reading activities with purpose and understanding, K.RF.1a: Follow words from left to right, top to bottom and page by page, K.RF.1c: Understand that words are separated by spaces in print, K.RL.5Recognizecommontypesoftexts(e.g.,storybooks,poems),K.RF.2a Recognizeandproducerhymingwords. Objectives: SWBAT: use pictures to make predictions about the text. SWBAT: choral read the text with their class. SWBAT: tell the difference between words, blank spaces and pictures SWBAT: read from left to right SWBAT: Identify text as a nursery rhyme
Assessment / Exit Ticket: Formative Assessment- By the end of the week every student should be able to chorally read the entire text, follow with the teacher from left to right and distinguish between a word and a space. No exit ticket Vocabulary/Key Concepts/Word Wall: point, left, right, rhyme Materials / Technology: student copies, poster of story, pointer, ELMO projector Modifications / Accommodations: visual aides (pictures), choral reading allows students who have a hard time memorizing to hear other students as they self-correct.
Do Now (3-5 minutes) Silent, short, pen to paper, complete w/out teacher direction, preview or review
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Opening (1 minute) The Hook, Preview Objective, Connection to Prior Knowledge.
Today we will read our nursery rhyme together at our seats!
Middle (IWY) I Do Direct Instruction (5 minute limit) We Do - Guided Practice You Do Independent Application by students
Teacher will . . . Student will . . . CFU I do (1 minute): I will pass out student copies of Humpty Dumpty I do: Students will sit at a level zero.
We do (12 minutes) Pass out student copies of Humpty Dumpty 1. Choral read once. 2. We have been learning how to be good readers! This week we reviewed how to find out about a story before we read by looking at the pictures, we reviewed the difference between a word and a space, and practiced reading from left to right. We also learned about words that rhyme! As we read this time, we will stop and point to the words that rhyme! (Rhyming words will be highlighted beforehand with yellow). Use Elmo to read Humpty Dumpty. 3. Humpty Dumpty. These words are yellow. They rhyme. Point to humpty and dumpty. Walk around the room to see if students are pointing at the rhyming words, Humpty Dumpty. 4. Continue to choral read, point to rhyming words (wall, fall; men, again) and have students point to the highlighted rhyming words. Discuss the common ending sounds in these words that make them rhyme. Focus on wall and fall to discuss common letters in the words.
1. Students will choral read.
2. Students will listen at a level zero.
3. Students point to Humpty and Dumpty.
4. Students will point to rhyming words.
You do (@ Bats):
You do (@ Bats): Exit Ticket N/A
End (1 minute) Summarize & review content. Preview next days lesson. Homework
I will direct students to put papers in the middle of tables and call student to the carpet by tables. We will have a wiggle break- Baby Shark song