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Kindergarten Lesson Plans

February 17, 2015


Phonics/Reading/LA/Writing/Math/Social Studies/Science
STANDARDS:
READING/LA/WRITING:

Dat

ELACCKRF1-Demonstrate understanding of the organization and basic features of print.


ELACCKRL1- With prompting and support, ask and answer questions about key details in a text
ELACCKRL2- With prompting and support, retell familiar stories, including key details
ELACCKRL3- With prompting and support, identify characters, settings, and major events in a story.
ELACCKRL6- With prompting and support, name the author and illustrator of a story and define the role of each in telling
the story.
ELACCKW3 - Use a combination of drawing, dictating and writing.

MATH:

MCCK.OA.3- Decompose numbers less than or equal to 10 into pairs in more than one way, e.g. by using objects or
drawings, and record each decomposition by a drawing or equation. (e.g. 5=2+3 and 5= 4+1)
MCCK.OA.4- For any number from 1 to 9 find the number that makes 10 when added to the given number,e.g. by using
objects or drawings and record the answer with a drawing or equation
MCCK.OA.1- Represent addition and subtraction with objects, fingers,mental images, drawings, sounds (e.g. claps), actin
out situations, verbal explanations, or equations.

SOCIAL STUDIES:
SSKG2. The student will explain that a map is a drawing of a place and a globe is a model of the earth.
a. Differentiate land and water features on simple maps and globes.
b. Explain that maps and globes show a view from above.
c. Explain that maps and globes show features in a smaller size.
SSKG3. The student will state the street, city, county, state, nation, and continent in which he or she lives.

EQs:
READING/LA/WRITING:
Why is it important to listen to stories?
Why do I need to know the letters and sounds of the alphabet?
What does an author and illustrator do?
How do I start creating a story?
Can I determine key details of a story?

MATH:

How can you use two sets of objects to show 5 in more than one way?
How can you use a drawing to make 10 from a given number?
What is addition?
What is subtraction?
What is an equation?
What is a plus sign? Minus sign? Equal sign?

How can you show addition as adding to?


How can you show addition as putting together?
How can you solve problems by using the act it out strategy?

SOCIAL STUDIES:
How can I distinguish land and water features on a globe?
EIP/Intervention
Math:
(Phonics):
9:40-10:20 &
8:00-8:50
10:50-11:40

Reading/Science/
Social Studies

LA/Writing
12:10-2:05

Monday

Holiday ---Presidents
Day

Holiday ---Presidents Day

Holiday ---Presidents
Day

Holiday ---Presidents Day

Tuesday

Materials: Lesson
#85, Letter card,
picture card, spelling
card and worksheet

Materials: worksheets,
workbook pages, books,
manipulatives

Materials needed:
Labeling a Map
Worksheet and
Labeling a Globe
worksheet

Materials needed: Projections


screen, Author worksheet, writin
workbook

TEACHER
Introduction: Show
students the Letter of
the Week chart. Discuss
the name of the letter
we are studying this
week. Introduce new
sight words for the
week: zero, get
Mini Lesson: Phonemic
Awareness- Review the
high frequency words
from, said, do, it, he,
big, dog, seven, nine,
on , six, like, black, a
love, see, can, four, I,
brown, purple, pink,
red, three, zero, two,

Introduction:
Review with students
numbers 0 to 10
Mini Lesson:
Read a counting book to help
review numbers and to also
show how the numbers are
increasing as you count up.
Possible books: Five Little
Ducks, Ten Apples Up on Top,
One Little Brown Seed, Five
Little Monkeys, Quack and
Count, Math-terpieces, 365
Penguins, Five Silly Fisherman
Work Session:
Whole Group:
Play a song off of
youtube.com to help review

Introduction: Discuss
land and water features on
a map and a globe.
Distinguish academic
vocabulary (land, map,
and water).
Mini Lesson: Show
students a globe and map
features. (Ms. Rodgers and
Ms. Hoppel have a globe.
Ms. Cox has a globe beach
ball.)
Work Session:
TEACHER: Labeling a
Map
Complete Labeling a Map

PARAPRO:
Work Session: Discuss what an
author and illustrator does.
Then introduce the author Julia
Donaldson. Complete About the
Author worksheet. Watch youtub
interview of Julia Donaldson.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=_0vAK702VnE

FREE GROUP: Computers


Starfall.com or ABCya.com, Wh
boards; Read the Room, use a
highlighter to highlight Nns in
newspaper; make an Nn obje
or own name with playdoh., le
writing worksheet; Nn works
(identifying pictures that begi
with Nn and coloring them,
cutting them out, and gluing t
on a square space.)

green, blue, one,


white, yello, orange,
is my, cat, to, what,
go, the, and, ten,
gray, we, five, eight,
she, have, you, will ,
of, look, come, was,
ball, said
Work Session:
Worksheet #85 - Vv
Closing: Review the
letter/sound of the week

addition. Several songs are:


When you add with a pirate
(Harry Kindergarten), Add Em
Up Counting Addition Songs
for Kids, Additions What You
Call It Children Song

and Labeling a Globe


worksheet to distinguish
land and water features.

Closing: Have students start


brainstorming ideas for their writin
through drawing a picture.

Complete the problem of the


day sheet Sunscreen
(Exemplar)
Groups (Split into smaller
groups and complete the
same activity)
Group 1---My Adding Garden
Group 2---My Adding Garden

Closing: Review with


students numbers 0-10 and
number combinations

Wednesda
y

EIP/Intervention
(Phonics):
8:00-8:50

Math:
9:40-10:20 &
10:50-11:40

Reading/Science/
Social Studies

Materials needed:

Materials needed:

Materials needed: Me

LA/Writing
12:10-2:05

Materials needed: The book Th

Lesson #86 , letter,


sound, picture cards
and alphabet strips
TEACHER
Introduction: Show
students the Letter of
the Week chart. Discuss
the name of the letter
we are studying this
week.
Mini Lesson: Phonemic
Awareness and alphabet
activity Review the high
frequency words from, said, do, it, he,
big, dog, seven, nine,
on , six, like, black, a
love, see, can, four, I,
brown, purple, pink,
red, three, zero, two,
green, blue, one,
white, yello, orange,
is my, cat, to, what,
go, the, and, ten,
gray, we, five, eight,
she, have, you, will ,
of, look, come, was,
ball, said
Work Session:
Worksheet #86 and
work with alphabet strip
Closing: Review the
letter of the week and
its sound.

worksheets, books,
manipulatives
Introduction: Review
numbers with students
Mini Lesson:
Read a counting book to help
review numbers and to also
show how the numbers are
increasing as you count up.
Possible books: Five Little
Ducks, Ten Apples Up on Top,
One Little Brown Seed, Five
Little Monkeys, Quack and
Count, Math-terpieces, 365
Penguins, Five Silly Fisherman

Work Session:
Whole Group:
Play a song off of
youtube.com to help review
addition. Several songs are:
When you add with a pirate
(Harry Kindergarten), Add Em
Up Counting Addition Songs
for Kids, Additions What You
Call It Children Song
Complete the problem of the
day sheet TShirt (Exemplar)
Gp.1-Yummy Seeds back and
front
Gp.2- Use manipulatives and
dry erase boards to practice

on the Map booklet


Introduction: Read
Me on the Map by
Joan Sweeney
Mini Lesson: Discuss how
a map can show where we
are located and where
places are located around
us. Distinguish continent
and country. Show where
we live in relation to our
continent and country by
placing a star on the map.
Work Session:
TEACHER: Me on the
Map booklet page 1
(Continent)
Complete page one of
booklet. Place a star on the
continent we live in. Read
sentence and track print.
Discuss what a continent
is. Model writing of North
America.

Gruffalo, character and setting


worksheet, writing workbook

PARAPRO:
Work Session: read the story T
Gruffalo by Julia Donaldson. Ask
students to predict what happen
the book. Afterwards discuss
concepts to look at when reading
book such as the title, characters
and setting. Then complete the
character and setting worksheet

FREE GROUP: Computers


Starfall.com or ABCya.com, Wh
boards; Read the Room, use a
highlighter to highlight Nns in
newspaper; make an Nn obje
or own name with playdoh., le
writing worksheet; Nn works
(identifying pictures that begi
with Nn and coloring them,
cutting them out, and gluing t
on a square space.)

Closing: Review their ideas of wr


from yesterday and draw a better
detailed picture of what they are g
to write about.

writing and solving equations.

Closing: Review number


combinations

Thursday

EIP/Intervention
(Phonics):
8:00-8:50

Math:
9:40-10:20 &
10:50-11:40

Reading/Science/
Social Studies

Materials needed:
Lesson #87, letter,
picture, and sound
cards and alphabet
strip and worksheet.

Materials needed:
Workbook pages,
worksheets,
manipulatives, books

Materials needed: Me
on the Map booklet

Materials: sequencing
worksheet, writing workbook

Introduction: Portray
that within a continent are
countries. Review Me on
the Map if necessary.

PARAPRO:
Work Session: Re-Read The
Gruffalo. Complete a sequencin
worksheet and put what happen
the story in order.

TEACHER
Introduction: Show
students the Letter of
the Week chart. Discuss
the name of the letter
we are studying this
week.
Mini Lesson: Phonemic
Awareness and alphabet
strips Review sight
words.
Work Session:
Worksheet #87
Closing: Review the
letter and its sound.

Introduction: Review
numbers 1-10
Mini Lesson:
Read a counting book to help
review numbers and to also
show how the numbers are
increasing as you count up.
Possible books: Five Little
Ducks, Ten Apples Up on Top,
One Little Brown Seed, Five
Little Monkeys, Quack and
Count, Math-terpieces, 365
Penguins, Five Silly Fisherman
Work Session:
Whole Group:
Play a song off of
youtube.com to help review
addition. Several songs are:
When you add with a pirate
(Harry Kindergarten), Add Em
Up Counting Addition Songs
for Kids, Additions What You

LA/Writing
12:10-2:05

Mini Lesson: Explain


what country we live in.
Ask students what they
know of the United States.
Place a star on the United
States.
Work Session:
TEACHER:
Complete page 2 of the
Me on the Map booklet.

FREE GROUP: Computers


Starfall.com or ABCya.com, Wh
boards; Read the Room, use a
highlighter to highlight Nns in
newspaper; make an Nn obje
or own name with playdoh., le
writing worksheet; Nn works
(identifying pictures that begi
with Nn and coloring them,
cutting them out, and gluing t
on a square space.)

Closing: Work on their writing bo


and come up with a sentence or tw
go with their picture.

Call It Children Song


Complete the problem of the
day sheet Surfboards
(Exemplar)
Group 1Color by number
addition sheet
Group 2 Create a monster
craft with googley eyes.
Students will roll dice and get
the number of eyes for their
monster. They will complete
the addition sentence that
goes with their monster
Closing:
Review math vocabulary, i.e.
ten frame, numbers, plus,
equal to

Friday

EIP/Intervention
(Phonics):
8:00-8:50

Math:
9:40-10:20 &
10:50-11:40

Reading/Science/
Social Studies

Materials needed:
Lesson #88 - review
deck of cards and
alphabet strips

Materials needed:
Manipulatives, books,
worksheets, workbook
pages

Materials needed:
What is a Map writing
activity

Materials needed: writing


workbook, the book the Gruffalo,
telling props

TEACHER
Introduction: Show
students the Letter of
the Week chart. Discuss
the name of the letter
we are studying this
week.

Introduction: Review the


numbers 0-10.

Introduction: Review the


components of a map
(land and water features,
direction, and its
purposes).

PARAPRO:
Work Session: Read the story
Gruffalo and have students act o
the different parts of the story w
the props.

Mini Lesson: Have


students brainstorm facts
about a map on chart

FREE GROUP: Computers


Starfall.com or ABCya.com, Wh
boards; Read the Room, use a

Mini Lesson:
Read a counting book to help
review numbers and to also
show how the numbers are
increasing as you count up.

LA/Writing
12:10-2:05

Mini Lesson: Phonemic


Awareness and alphabet
activity. Review sight
words.
Work Session:
Worksheet #88
Closing: Review the
letter/sound of the
week.

Possible books: Five Little


Ducks, Ten Apples Up on Top,
One Little Brown Seed, Five
Little Monkeys, Quack and
Count, Math-terpieces, 365
Penguins, Five Silly Fisherman
Work Session:
Whole Group:
Play a song off of
youtube.com to help review
addition. Several songs are:
When you add with a pirate
(Harry Kindergarten), Add Em
Up Counting Addition Songs
for Kids, Additions What You
Call It Children Song

paper. Compile a list of


map features.
Work Session:
TEACHER: Have
students choose 2 or 3
facts from the chart to
include on their What is a
Map worksheet. Students
will demonstrate correct
capitalization and
punctuation. Students will
draw a picture of a map.
Use examples of a map for
reference. (Examples of
United States Map will be
included with worksheets.)

highlighter to highlight Nns in


newspaper; make an Nn obje
or own name with playdoh., le
writing worksheet; Nn works
(identifying pictures that begi
with Nn and coloring them,
cutting them out, and gluing t
on a square space.)

Closing: In their writing workbo


help students expand their
sentences they made and make
them more detailed.

Complete the problem of the


day sheet Shells (Exemplar)
Work Session:
Groups:
Group 1---Addition sheet #6
You will need to use
manipulatives with this
Group 2---Hot chocolate
addition craft
Closing: Review with
students what add means.
Remediatio
n/

*WorksheetsLow:

Trace and color worksheets


can be used to remediate, or

*Small groups to focus on the low and middle groups.


Low:

Acceleratio
n

*Draw the items


Middle:
*Draw and label the
beginning sound.
High:
*Draw and sound out
the word.

as morning work.
Acceleration- students can
write number words as well
as numbers on ws, students
can count coins. Also,
more/fewer can be discussed
as numbers are reviewed.

Differentiat
ed
Instruction

Low:
*Trace over a highlighted letter Vv
*Highlight the high
frequency words and
the students will trace
over them
*Students will write Vv
on the paper.
Middle:
*Write an on each
object
that begins with the /v/
*Locate the words that
begin with Vv
*Students will draw
pictures
of things that begin
with the /v/ sound and
write a v under the
picture.
High:
*Sound out the objects
that begin with the /v/.
*Locate and write the
words that begin with
Vv.
*Students will draw
pictures on the capital V
and label the pictures.

Low- Students can cut


numbers out from magazines
to glue on cards, draw that
many items.

*Draw the items


*Draw and label the beginning sound
*Have students copy words
High:
*Draw and sound out the word.
*Have students use dry erase boards and practice
writing the letter.
*Dry Erase boards may be used for additional practice
in drawing.
*The students may practice reading the sentences.
*Students write multiple sentences on their own
Low:
*Highlight the high frequency word and the students will
trace over.
*Highlight the words and work in a smaller group.
*Practice rebuilding the sentence.
*Draw a line between the words for the students to cut
apart.
*The teacher will model each object using a highlighter.
*Have students come up with sentences. Teachers writes the
sentence and students copy it.
Middle:
*Locate the word in the room and copy.
*Students will locate their word to complete the
sentence.
*Track print and read words on the chart.
*Draw a line between the words for the students to cut
apart.
*The students will draw and the teacher will assist when
necessary.
High:
*Spell and write the word.
*Write the word to complete the sentence.
*Read and write sentences on the chart.
*Students will cut between the words.
* The students will draw and the teacher will assist when
necessary.
*Students who have difficulty copying will trace the
highlighted sentences on their paper.

Assessing
for
Learning

Unit
Assessmen
t

Understanding how
to code words in
order to read them.
Understanding how
to identify rhyming
words.
Understanding how
to blend sounds to
read words.
On Thursday or
Friday of each week.

Representation of number
name, number words and
counting objects

Writing
Putting things in a correct order
Explaining what an author and illustrator does

End of the nine weeks

Friday, Febuary 7, 2015

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