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RC II-9 Math Lesson Plan Form
RC II-9 Math Lesson Plan Form
RC II-9 Math Lesson Plan Form
Concept/Topic to Teach: The Concept of This Topic is For the Children to Progress in Cognitive
Development by Getting Familiar with Numbers , and Counting.
Small Group
Full Group
Individual Activity
Early Learning Standards addressed: The Early Learning Expectations are Being Met, By Letting
the Children Discover and Create. They're Using Number Concepts and Developing Confidence
in Their Ability to Recognize Numbers.
Required materials and preparation needed: Big Color Construction Paper with Different
Numbers Traced On Each One , Crayons , Scissors , Glue , Cut-up Pieces of Paper , Edible Glitter
How I will introduce the activity: After Going Over Shapes at Circle Time , I Will Ask Each Child If
They Know How to Count to 10. After Going Around , I Tell Them that Today we’ll Be Focusing on
Our Big 10. I’ll Have Each Child Come up To The Board and Ask If They Can Find Whichever
Number I Say. After That Small Activity I’ll Ask Them To Go To Their Tables For A Game Called
“Big Creative Number Blast” As They Sit In Their Seat, I’ll Start to Pass Out The Materials and
Introduce the Instructions that's Given for The Activity.
Step-by-Step procedures: Each Child will Get a Number and Decorate Their Number in any Way
They Would Like , After the Art Activity is Over , I Will Ask The Children to Stand in Line with The
Correct Number that Goes Next from What They Have. Afterwards We Will Sing a Number Song
and Have Them Hold Up Their Number that They Created.
Follow-up (for example, related materials I may put in a learning center after this lesson):
Number Foam Blocks , Number Flashcards , Number Songs , Number Mats, Number Sponges for
Paint
How I will evaluate the activity: I Will Make Sure That My Assessment Reflects the Mathematics
Concept of the Lesson and Curriculum. I Will Make Sure That The Notation I Do , Supports the
Instruction Given and Relates to the Activities and Make Sure to Give Positive feedback.
Accommodations for children with disabilities, if needed: Children with Disabilities will Have
Close Supervision and More On Hand Assistance if Needed. Materials will already Be Set Out for
Them , With the Freedom of Letting them Decorate Their Number the Way That They Like.
Adaptations for children who are dual language learners, if needed: Having the Number Songs ,
Played Through a Radio and Exercising Sign Language to Gasp More of their Attention and to
Find out Their Interest or Dislike with the Art Activity.
Possible connections to other topics: Other Topics / Activities that Are Possible Connections are
Number Walks , Hopscotch, Games with Dice , and/or Counting Bingo Cards/Boards.