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Teacher Candidate Date of Class Name/Address of School Age/Grade Level Cooperating Teacher
Teacher Candidate
Date of Class
Name/Address of School
Age/Grade level
Cooperating Teacher
Can Zhang
October 23rd, 2014
Lango Foreign Languages for Kids
2 and 3 years olds
Ms. Vivian
Classroom Number Lango Mandarin
Class
Name of Lesson
Content
area(s)/developmental
domain(s) addressed
Brief description of the
lesson
This lesson is:
Rationale
Timeframe
Objective(s) of the
activity
Connections to
standards
Language Objectives
broaden their eating experience and enjoyment (Marotz, 2012, p418). This
activity includes a variety of vegetables and have young children use them to
make a silly face on their plate. Through this fun experience, students will be
more willing to try and eat different kinds of vegetables.
20 minutes
After an activity to make silly veggie faces,
Students will try all the vegetables they have used to create their veggie
faces.
Students will understand the importance of including a variety of
vegetables in our diet.
Physical Development and Health PK.HWB.8b
Talks about food choices in relationship to allergies and overall health.
Physical Development and Health PK.HWB.8c
Relates healthy behaviors to good personal health (milk for strong bones,
spinach for strong muscles).
Students will learn about the Mandarin names for the vegetables used. They will
also practice using their new vocabularies during the cooking session.
Resources/materials
needed:
Pre-assessment
The discussion session
before the lesson can be
used as an opportunity
for teachers to assess
childrens knowledge of
vegetables and their
Mandarin vegetable
vocabularies.
Assessment of Student
Learning
Authentic assessment will
be used for this lesson. The
teacher will assess the
children by observing them
during the discussion and
the cooking activity. The
teacher will also take
pictures and videos during
Assessment of
Childrens Language
Learning
The students language
use during the cooking
activity will be
documented and used
to assess their
language learning.
Follow up/Extension
activities
Supporting children
with identified delays
or disabilities
For children with delays
in fine motor
development, teachers
will sit down next to them
during the cooking
session to assist them.
After this cooking class, we will use the plastic vegetables as manipulatives
to practice sorting and creating patterns. The younger group will sort the
vegetables by colors. The older group will use the manipulatives to create
ABAB patterns.
We can have a similar lesson on fruit and make fruit salad popsicles.