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Georgia’s Pre-K Program

Teacher:
Week of: October 30th Topic: Protection-Our Bodies Weekly Lesson Plan Template
(LPT2015#2)

Time Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Large Group/Opening Activity (may include but is not limited to one of the two story times, phonological awareness, music with movement, literacy activity)
Time: Activity: Good Morning Song, Activity: Good Morning Song, Activity: Good Morning Song, Activity: Good Morning Song, Activity: Good Morning Song,
      Calender, Daily Helpers, Calender, Daily Helpers, Calender, Daily Helpers, Calender, Daily Helpers, Calender, Daily Helpers,
Letters.Colors, Shapes Review Letters.Colors, Shapes Review Letters.Colors, Shapes Review Letters.Colors, Shapes Review Letters.Colors, Shapes Review

STANDARD: SED3.4a,CLL7.4a,CD- STANDARD: SED3.4a,CLL7.4a,CD- STANDARD: SED3.4a,CLL7.4a,CD- STANDARD: SED3.4a,CLL7.4a,CD- STANDARD: SED3.4a,CLL7.4a,CD-
MA6.4a MA6.4a MA6.4a MA6.4a MA6.4a
Activity: Students will discuss Activity: Invite students to take Activity: Gather students in pairs Activity: Students will discuss Activity: Display a picture of the
their various body parts and their turns experiencing what it would or small groups and invite them what it takes to maintain a daily plate. Encourage students to
functions. Record children be like if they couldn't see. Apply to use magnifying glasses to healthy body. Healthy diet, drs brainstorm what they know about
responses on a chart story. ablindfold, present an object, and observe and discuss similarities in visits, exercise, etc. Record the daily plate and to begin
challenge them to describe it. their skin and the skin of their students responses. sharing all the different foods
STANDARD: CLL1.4a,CD-SC3.4c What other senses do they think partner or group members. What they eat. Challenge children to
they could use to describe the are some of the things they see. STANDARD: CLL1.4a,CD-SC5.4a identify where to foods they eat
object and adapt to their new would go on the daily plate.
world. STANDARD: CLL1.4a,CD-SC5.4a
STANDARD: CLL1.4c,CD-SC5.4a
STANDARD: CLL1.4c,CD-SC5.4a

A minimum of two (2) reading opportunities planned daily


Time: Title: Barney and Baby Bop Goe to Title: I Know Why I Brush My Title: Barney and Baby Bop go to Title: Animals should definitely Title: I know Why I brush My
      the Grocery Store- 1st Reading- Teeth 1st reading-Review new the grocery store 2nd Reading- not wear clothing 1st reading- Teeth 2nd reading-Recall facts and
Review new vocabulary words. vocbulary. Recall Facst and Details. Students will discuss fun animals details
and why they should not wear
STANDARD: CLL5.4d STANDARD: CLL5.4d STANDARD: CLL5.4d clothes. STANDARD: CLL5.4d

STANDARD: CLL5.4d
Time: Title: Baby Food 1st reading- Title: Scratch and Sniff Food 1st Title: Jesse Bear, What Will You Title: Scratch and Sniff Food 2nd Title: The Haloweiner-Students
      Review new vocabulary. reading-Demonstrate your Wear-Recall facts and details. reading-Recall facts and details. will listen to recorded story and
favorite food. recall facts and details.
STANDARD: CLL5.4d STANDARD: CLL5.4d STANDARD: CLL5.4d
STANDARD: CLL5.4d STANDARD: CLL5.4d

A minimum of one (1) large group phonological awareness activity is planned daily
Time: Activity: Sound word Activity: Sound word Activity: Sound word Activity: Sound word Activity: Sound word
      discrimination:Tells whether discrimination:Tells whether discrimination:Tells whether discrimination:Tells whether discrimination:Tells whether
words or sounds are the same or words or sounds are the same or words or sounds are the same or words or sounds are the same or words or sounds are the same or

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different) cat/cat= same cat/car= different) cat/cat= same cat/car= different) cat/cat= same cat/car= different) cat/cat= same cat/car= different) cat/cat= same cat/car=
different different different different different

STANDARD: CLL6.4a STANDARD: CLL6.4a STANDARD: CLL6.4a STANDARD: CLL6.4a STANDARD: CLL6.4a

A minimum of one (1) large group literacy activity planned daily


Time: Activity: Put Your Nose to the Activity: Munch, Munch,Munch- Activity: The Skin You Live In-Read Activity: Read the story the Ear Activity: Discuss the parts of a
      test-Ask students to think about Read the book "The Hungry the story "All the Colors of the Book by Dr.Suess. Then have pumpkin and how pumpkins are
different smells they smell Caterpillar" and invite kids to Earth". Gather children for this students write their own story protected and carve the pumpkin.
everyday. Let them brainstorm compare the different foods the language experience activity and and draw pictures of different
smells that are pleasant and caterpilar eats. Challenge kids to challenge them to create a new things that they hear on a daily STANDARD: CLL4.4c, CD-SC1.4a
unpleasant. Record their draw pictures of each food and name to describe their skin by basis.
responses for a chart story. sort them into categories of exploring adjectives.
healthy and junk food. STANDARD: CLL5.4d
STANDARD: CLL1.4c, CD SC1.4a STANDARD: CLL5.4e
STANDARD: CLL5.4d

A minimum of one (1) music with movement activity daily


Time: Music with movement: Students Music with movement: Students Music with movement: Students Music with movement: Students Music with movement: Students
      will exercise and identify letter will follow directional movement will follow directional movement will dance freely to Greg and will follow directional movement
sounds and words while singing Steve and Greg Bear Hunt. to Jack Hartman Cowboy dance. Steve Kids in Action. to Jack Hartman Tooty Ta.
Jack Hartman Work Out.
STANDARD: CD-CR1.4a STANDARD: CD-CR1.4a STANDARD: CD-CR1.4a STANDARD: CD-CR1.4a
STANDARD: CD-CR1.4a

Closing Activity
Time: Activity: Review the different Activity: Review the similarities Activity: Review how the different Activity: Review the ways we can Activity: Review the different
      ways a blind person can move and difference in each others skin. objects they felt earlier made keep in shape and get good types of food that are healthy
around without the use of sight. their skin feel. exercise. and those that are not.

STANDARD: CLL1.4c
STANDARD: CLL1.4c STANDARD: CLL1.4c STANDARD: CLL1.4c STANDARD: CLL1.4c

Materials and or activity choices for outdoor play: Hula Hoop, basketball and jump rope

Planning for Additional Instructional Activities (story times, music/movement, transitions, large group meetings, etc)
This space is provided for optional use to document additional instructional activities planned throughout the week.
Time Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
10:00 Activity:       Activity: Librarian will talk to Activity:       Activity:       Activity:      
students about her job
duties.
STANDARD:       STANDARD:       STANDARD:       STANDARD:      

STANDARD: SS2.4b/SS2.4c

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Refer to schedule for center time, clean up time, breakfast, lunch, snack, rest time, outdoor play times and activities such as art, music and PE

*Small Group Instruction: See small group lesson plan page for the current week.
*Documentation of plans for collection of assessment will be reflected on lesson plan or optional Planning for Assessment Template.

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