The document outlines a kindergarten English language arts lesson plan focused on teaching students the days of the week through group activities like singing, reading a book, and independent digital games. Students will be grouped based on data from comprehension checks and will engage in teacher-led discussion, collaborative worksheets, and individual iPad activities to reinforce the days and schedule. The teacher will assess student understanding through an exit ticket filling in the days of the week.
The document outlines a kindergarten English language arts lesson plan focused on teaching students the days of the week through group activities like singing, reading a book, and independent digital games. Students will be grouped based on data from comprehension checks and will engage in teacher-led discussion, collaborative worksheets, and individual iPad activities to reinforce the days and schedule. The teacher will assess student understanding through an exit ticket filling in the days of the week.
The document outlines a kindergarten English language arts lesson plan focused on teaching students the days of the week through group activities like singing, reading a book, and independent digital games. Students will be grouped based on data from comprehension checks and will engage in teacher-led discussion, collaborative worksheets, and individual iPad activities to reinforce the days and schedule. The teacher will assess student understanding through an exit ticket filling in the days of the week.
Content Area English Language Arts Lesson Students will be able to demonstrate taking turns with others. Objectives Students will be able to relate to others by participating in conversation about the focused topic. State I.2.1 With guidance and support, engage in daily explorations of texts to Standards make connections to personal experiences, other texts, or the environment. C.1.2 Practice the skills of taking turns, listening to others, and speaking clearly C.1.4 Participate in conversations with varied partners about focused grade level topics and texts in small and large groups.
Block Time 60 Minutes
How will Students will start as a group on the rug doing morning discussion. We students be will then break into our table groups and work on two simple worksheets that are related to Monday-Friday. As students start to finish up, we will grouped? then split into independent work which will allow for the students to work on Ipads practicing the weekdays. What data will This data will be based on how each student presents themselves in these morning discussion. Morning discussion will focus on each child’s discussion when asked about the days of the week. A comprehension groupings be check will be given in order to move onto the next activity. based on? How will data Data will be collected through an end of the morning comprehension be collected in check from the previous morning. This will allow me to understand what each child understands, along with what I still need to go over. this lesson?
Introduction Estimated Time: 15 Minutes
As my students enter my class, they will allow me to check their bags for any folders or paperwork that may have been sent home. As soon as I check their bag, they will bring their things to their cubbies grab their pencil box and sit on the rug patiently for morning routine. I then will greet every student. I will start singing a song that involves each student to know who they are sitting next to as they will introduce their friends. They will then answer me and wait patiently for each student to have a turn. After this, I will continue on with the days of the week book(whatever day it is, Tuesday Book). Teacher Directed Collaborative Independent Digital Content Small Group Estimated Time: 15 Estimated Time: 10 Estimated Time: 10 Minutes Minutes Minutes As a group, we will go These activities are quite Each student will be given a class over the day that it is. For short but will allow each ipad. They will then log onto ABC example, it is Tuesday student to get information and weekdays learning games which the 23rd. We will then go out of it. As the students will already be downloaded onto over the days of the gather into these groups each tablet. The ipads will be week by singing a song. of 5, they will collaborate connected to headphones so that After this, we will read a on the two activities they each student will be able to focus on short book called must get done. The first their own activities. This will allow Tuesday on is identifying the order students to hear the day of the By David Wiesner. We of the days of the week. week but also speak it back out will then go over what There will be 5 rows of loud. As soon as each student goes happened in the book. As different days starting through the days twice, the next a class we will discuss first. For example, activity will be presented. what days we have Wednesday, ______, https://apps.apple.com/us/app/abc- school and what days we Friday, _______, and-week-days-learning-game-for- do not have school. We Sunday,______, Tuesday. babies/id1126725421 will also discuss why The next sheet will be some days we do not based on the weekends have school even though and what they have it is Monday-Friday. After planned. They will discuss this, we will then talk what they want to do to about the group activity each student in the group that we will then proceed of five and then draw a into. picture of it, remembering that they do not have school these days. This will allow the students to listen to their classmates while also agreeing or disagreeing with what they want to do over the weekend.
Closure Estimated Time: 10 Minutes
As soon as each student is done, their hands will be raised to allow me to make my way over to connecting them to their exit ticket. The exit ticket will allow them to get up and grab their lunch or stand in line for lunch. The exit will consist of the same idea of the group activity where they must fill in the days of the week in order. This will help me to know what students still need help and what students took away from this lesson.