In this lesson, I introduce the letter K for the children and I played a game with the whole group of children. The game was to provide the letter K printable flash cards and with picture of objects that start with the letter behind each letter card and I placed them around the classroom. I let the children to search for the letter and then each of the children kept the card with him/her until they got all the cards. After that, I asked each of them to name the picture that he/ she got.
In the focus activity, I helped the children to create the letter K king. They were very creative in choosing the colors and the ways and places of coloring their product.This is the lesson plan
Date & Duration of lesson:
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Number of students:
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Age Range of students:
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45 minutes
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23
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5-6
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Aims of Lesson: (Link to the ADEC curriculum
document.)
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Resources:
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Theme
: UAE traditions
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letter:
K
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Number:
7
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Target Vocabulary: Kangaroo,
key, kite, kanjar, kandora, king, red, green, black, white
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Letter K made from sponge (size
A4)
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Letter K flash cards.
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Pictures that have objects start
with the letter K.
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A4 paper for each child.
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Crayons.
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Scissor for each child.
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Glue for each child.
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Supporting activities:
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Whole 1:
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Introduce letter K by asking them
which letter has the sound /k/ and after they say the letter C tell them that
there is also another letter has the same sound which is the letter K.
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Show them the letter K from the
sponge and show them the letter C to combine them as the same sound provided.
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Ask 2 children to search for the
letter around the class room that have the picture of object start with the
letter behind each letter.
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After the children find all the
cards, introduce the objects for them.
Focus activity:
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Help the children to color the pictures in
the A4 paper and then cut these pictures and glue them together.
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What was the vocabulary you used in practicing 'k'? It sounds an active lesson and you describe it nicely. But don't forget to critique and reflect on it and, if necessary, offer possible solutions.
ReplyDeleteThe vocabulary that I used are king, kite, kangaroo, kandora and Kanjar.
DeleteI liked the searching game because in my experience it really helped the students to get the information and remember it later when they need it.
ReplyDeleteI also liked the chance s that you provided it for the children to discover the colors, chose and color in their own creative way.
I like the letter hunt or searching game because I used it in my previous experience and it worked well and the students enjoyed it so I think your students enjoyed as well.
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