Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Caterpillar Name
Caterpillar Name
Teacher Candidate
Date/Time of Scheduled
Visit
Name/Address of School
Age/Grade level
Cooperating Teacher
Karen Donato
Name of Lesson
Content
area(s)/developmental
domain(s) addressed
Brief description of the
lesson
This lesson is:
Caterpillar name
Name recognition, sequencing, fine motor, letter competencies
Rationale
Timeframe
Objective(s) of the
activity
Connections to
standards
Language Objectives
The children will arrange their names with precut circles with the letters of their
name printed on each. They will then add legs and eyes to create a caterpillar!
A review of a previous
lesson/activity
This lesson will continue our lesson of name recognition and spelling.
15 minutes as a whole group activity with one teacher with every four students
The children will continue their learning of their name sequencing and letter
recognition
Approach to learning the children will rely on their memory and name tag to
spell their name
Communication, language, literacy this activity will help the students to spell
their name and encourage language development
The children will learn the letters and sounds in their name
Precut circles with the letters of the students name, background paper, markers,
glue, nametag on desk
In circle, the children and staff will use the white board and write every childs
name, spelling as we go along
I will make a Karen example with the children directly before the activity
Small group activity
Each child will share their caterpillar name in front of the class, spelling out the
name
Method of assessing
childrens
understanding of
lesson/activity/objective
(s)
(Be sure to include any
tools, rubrics/checklists
and/or worksheets you will
use for assessment(s)
Plans for differentiated
instruction/instructional
Pre-assessment
I will evaluate the childs
letter competency during
our morning meeting
alphabet identification
Supporting children
with identified delays
Assessment of Student
Assessment of
Learning Since the
Childrens Language
students will have their
Learning
name already on their desk The language skill
as a reference, the
assessed will be how
assessment will be more
the child shares after
about the childs
the caterpillar is
identification skills, than
completed
the letters
Supporting English Language Learners
Since the childrens names are the same in most
Follow up/Extension
activities
Any additional
information that would
be helpful for the
observer to know
or disabilities
languages, most names will be the same. If they are
I will have the letters
not, the childs native language will be written under
printed on the
the english
background paper as well
for the student to match,
instead of the activity
being for sequencing and
spelling
The student will share their name with the class and have the chance to display
their project.
Observer feedback on the lesson plan, including commendations and recommendations for improving aspects
of the learning activity