Kindergarten Lesson Plans
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Kindergarten Educational Computer Games, Ages 5 - I ask them to put thumbs up on their heart if they believe they tried with all their hearts.
Day 1 I started on the very first day of kindergarten. Read the Pictures I explained that the students were going to be detectives and explore different ways to read a book. First, I read the story by just looking at the pictures. I 5 kinder modeled this strategy since this is all most of my kinders will be doing during this time because they cannot read yet. Next, I read the words. First, we modeled appropriate behaviors. Then we modeled inappropriate read to self behaviors. 5 kinder they modeled the incorrect behaviors, they had to model the correct behaviors. That way they know they are capable of making good choices during read to self. Next, we practiced read to 5 kinder. We reviewed our 5 kinder to self and book nook anchor charts and modeled correct and incorrect behaviors. Our stamina goal was 2 minutes but we only made it for 1 minute. We practiced read to self. Again, I rang the bell or chime as soon as one student became distracted. It is very important not to talk to students during read to self. They need to 5 kinder to follow directions without cues or praise. Rosie is a hen who walks all around the farm. It is full of prepositions and is a great story to use before t aking a tour of your school campus. Once again I reviewed that we can read books by looking at the pictures and by reading the words. Rosie's Walk is perfect for both ways because all of the pictures go hand in hand with the text. As I read the words I pointed out the pictures that went with them and we talked about how we would be able to retell the story easily be only reading the pictures. Then, I read the story. I also showed the video on Youtube. Then we practiced Our stamina goal was 2 minutes and we did it. On day 3, I let the kiddos find their own book nooks some had a hard time and just wandered, so I knew I needed to address this during check-in. I explained that if you can't find a spot when the timer begins, just sit down right where you're at. Follow the same procedures each day. Ring the bell or chime as soon as one child gets distracted or disrupts. The goal is to train students muscle memory to make good choices while reading. At the rug, we review the rules and expectations. I ask them to put thumbs up on their heart if they believe they tried with all their hearts. Thumbs sideways on their hearts if they believe they could try harder. I don't do thumbs down. It is so tempting to talk to the kids during read to self by either praising them or telling them what they should be doing but I don't. Our stamina goal is to write for 1-2 minutes. I have students write at their seats. Before dismissing them, I ask them one at a time what they are going to write about. This is a good opportunity for others to get ideas and to make sure they have an idea. We check in and review. I brought in a bag of my daughter's shoes boots, slippers, dress-up shoes, church shoes, running shoes, flip flops, etc. I certainly would not wear dress up shoes to go running. Just like choosing which shoes to wear for which activity, we also have a purpose when we choose a book. The purpose for choosing a book may be because you want yo learn about a certain topic or just read for fun. I explain that my daughter does not have soccer shoes in here because she doesn't really like to play soccer. However, she loves dressing up in princess dresses, as well as, wear cute church shoes, so she has plenty of those types of shoes. I let the kids talk to an elbow buddy about what type of shoes they wear and why. We then discuss the importance of choosing books that interest us as well. Next, we reviewed choosing just right books. On this day, I showed the students a video of Cinderella and the Evil Step Sisters trying to fit into the glass slippers. The glass slipper fit only on Cinderella's foot. It was a just right pick. Just like the Fairy God Mother helped Cinderella choose just right shoes, I want to help you find just-right books. I showed the kids a picture book, a good-fit chapter book, and a finance magazine, in which we can read the 5 kinder but can't explain what the articles mean, thus modeling lack of comprehension. During Read to Someone, students st right next to each other, almost close enough 5 kinder touch elbows and knees. This close proximity allows for children to read quietly and still be heard by their partners but not loud enough for the rest of the class to hear. This sitting arrangement allows partners to look on and read the same book if they choose. All of a sudden, a giant, ugly, hairy spider crawled across the counter!!!. I asked a student to come up front and pretend she was my sister and just saw a spider. We sat on the floor next to each other, so that are elbows and knees were lined up, almost touching. I put a book in the middle of us and we modeled this strategy. Today we will use our ideas to help us think of something to write about. Sometimes she gets stuck and doesn't know what to write about. From now on, i f you get stuck, refer to this chart to help you think of a new idea. Here is how it goes. Jayden, will you help me model this one. You get a book from your book bag, and I'll get one from mine. What do you notice about our books?. We have different books but we can still enjoy reading and sharing the words and pictures together. Jayden you read the first page of your book to me. I'll keep my book closed with my finger marking my place. When you are finished reading the first page, you close your book, marking your spot with your finger, and you listen to me. Then when I am done, we switch. Review how two partners read 2 different books. Brainstorm good places to sit in the room. You have experienced good places to sit in the room. Today I will again pick your partners, but you and your partner will select a good place to read using what you know about good places for working. Today you will learn the corrcet way to choose 5 kinder partner all by yourself. When we choose partners, it is very important to remember that our partner doesn't always need to be our very best friend, It is also great fun to read with other friends in our classroom. In fact, sometimes our very closest friends 5 kinder make the best partners, because we have a tendency to chat instead of read. You wanted one game and your friend wanted another one. The same thing can happen when choosing a book with a buddy. 5 kinder I want to teach you some strategies for how to choose books with your buddy with out getting into an argument. This game is called, Let's Make A Deal. Here's how to solve this problem using 'Let's Make A Deal. Will that be ok with you. Class do you see how we just made a deal. We solved this problem so we didn't waste time disagreeing. A coach is a person who gives you help when you need it, tells you 'you can do it', and gives you support. Today we are going to learn about being a reading coach. We will be learning lots of fun reading strategies this year. Here are some of them. Eagle Eye: Look at the pictures 2. Lips the Fish: Say the first sound 3. Stretchy Snake: Stretch the words 4. Chunky Monkey: Look for chunks 5. Flippy Dolphin: Flip the vowel sound 6. Skippy Frog: Skip over the word 7. Tryin' Lion: Reread the sentence 8. Ask yourself: Does it make sense. Click for adorable posters of these strategies. As I introduce these strategies in mini lessons and in guided reading, we will model and practice them during read to someone. Each of these strategies 5 kinder be taught individually and put on the wall for students to refer to. Explain to students, that they can use these tools to coach their friends. I'll count silently to three to give him some time to figure it out. Continue modeling, practicing, building stamina and developing independence. We are going to learn the procedures for how to set them up, how to use them, and how to clean up. It is important to spell the words correctly when we write, because we care about our writing and the people who will read it. Spending time on our spelling will help us become better readers, writers, spellers and it is fun. It helps us become better writers, readers and spellers 2. We care about our writing and the people who will read it. Work the whole time 2. Stay in one spot except to get and return materials 3. Work quietly at your seat 4. Get started quickly Teacher will: 1. Work with students Introduce optional materials and their locations to students. Leap Frog Games Fridge Magnets 8. Sand Tables Brainstorm I-Chart of how to set up and how to work with materials independently. Model finding the materials, 5 kinder placement in the room and set up materials. Brainstorm I-Chart of how to clean up. Model materials placement in the room, setup and 5 kinder of the materials. Listen to the whole story 3. May listen to another story if time 4. Stay in one spot 5. Put materials away neatly Teachers Should: 1. Work with students Introduce 5 kinder to reading centers and model and practice how to set up materials. Continue building stamina and developing independence. Some of our listen to reading 5 kinder include: 1. Our stamina goal was 15 minutes Note: The other kindergarten class at our school made it to 20 minutes by this time. Just be patient and keep practicing. My little sweeties were stuck on 12 minutes for about 2 weeks. Finally after 25 days, they were able to read longer. It takes time to build stamina. Writing Mini Lesson: Selecting a piece to fix up introduce writing strategies Read to Someone Buddy Reading Reading Mini 5 kinder Continue modeling, practicing, building stamina and developing independence. Here is a video of two boys reading to someone. They were a little distracted with me videoing them, but they still are getting the idea. Review anchor chart for Listen to Reading and listening centers. Model and practice listening to a short story, finishing it, and starting a new story. Model and practice what to do if work time is up before the story is finished. Model and practice what to do if a listening center they desire is being used. So what do you do after 25 days??. Well, we were not at 20 minutes stamina yet and we still needed time to practice before giving the kiddos choice. I felt like we were going to be stuck at 12 minutes stamina forever. Finally, after 2 weeks, the kiddos did it. By day 40, they were reading for 20 minutes!!. I thought this day would never come especially when they could only read for 1 minute on day 1!!!. By day 42, we started choice. Again, I never thought I would relinquish control and trust them to really be able to do The Daily 5 on their own. I had to read over The Daily 5 book again to make sure I was doing this process correctly. The sisters both agreed that the reason we the teachers do not want to give the students choice is because it is so hard for us to give up control, especially when individual rounds are running so smoothly as is. Why give them choice when Read to Self is working so smoothly. Why do I want to mess up something we've worked so hard to attain. Choice makes the learning process more meaningful and rewarding. They were so quiet and worked so independently. The Daily 5 has been amazing!!. It is so worth it in the end. Teach Your Child to Read Today. Reading is one of the most important skills one must master to succeed in life. It helps your child succeed in school, helps them build self-confidence, and helps to motivate your child. Being able to read will help your child learn more about the world, understand directions on signs and warnings on labels, allow them to discover reading as an entertainment, and help them gather information. Learning to 5 kinder is very different from learning to 5 kinder, and it does not happen all at once. There is a steady progression in the development of reading ability over time. The best time for children to start learning to read is at a young age - even before they enter pre-school. Once a child is able to speak, they can begin developing basic reading skills. Very young children have a natural curiosity to learn about everything. They are naturally intrigued by the printed texts they see, and are eager to learn about the sounds made by those letters. You will likely notice that your young child likes to look at books and thoroughly enjoys being read to. They will even pretend to behave like 5 kinder reader by holding books and pretend to read them. At what age can you start teaching a child to read. At 2 years old, 3, 4, or 5 kinder years old, or wait until they're in school. If you delay your child's reading skill development until he or she enters school, you are putting your child at risk. Did you know that 67% of all Grade 4 students cannot read at a proficient level. There is a super simple and extremely effective system that will even teach 2 and 3 year old children to read. This is a unique reading program developed by two amazing parents and reading teachers, Jim and Elena, who successfully taught their four children to read before turning 3 years old. The reading system they developed is so effective that by the time their daughter was just 4 years 2 months old, she was already reading at a grade 3 level. They have videos to prove it. This is a program that will teach your child to effectively decode and read phonetically. It will give your child a big head start, and allow you to teach your child to read and help your child develop reading skills years ahead of similar aged children. This is a reading program that requires you, the parent, to be involved. But the results are absolutely amazing. Thousands of parents have used the Children Learning Reading program to successfully teach their children to read. All it takes is 10 to 15 minutes a day. I originally ordered the large totes from Oriental Trading but they never came because they were sold out. So I ended up just using large gallon sized Ziploc bags all year. I put labels on the bags with the kiddos names on them. I did have to change the bags a least 3-4 times during the year. Overall, the Ziploc bags worked great and didn't take up a lot of room. I might try ordering the totes from Oriental Trading again this year. Thank you so much for sharing this. I am reading the Daily 5 book, and my summer goal was to come up with a plan for putting it into action in my K classroom. You just saved me hours of work. Thank you thank you thank you. Ive been looking for this exact plan so I would knkw what each day would look like. How often and when did you have the kids change their book bags. Also, when you started out each new part of daily 5 was the whole class practicing that one activity. When did you start working with students, day 42 or right away. Thank you again for such a detailed plan. Thank you, thank you, thank you for all the time you took in writing this post. My school district has implemented Daily 5 this year, and all of our trainings were geared toward older students. Thank you for writing this especially for Kindergarten students. My colleagues and 5 kinder have followed your lessons basically word for word and we are so grateful for your guidance. I've been preparing to start Daily 5 with my transitional first grade class next week. Thank you so much for sharing it. I'm really struggling to get my kids to read. They are year 0 and have been at school only a few weeks. Is it to soon to start. I have managed a few times to get to about 3 minutes but with a lot of input from me. I'm a little at a loss. I love this post and have been using at as a guide. This has been such an inspiring Blog to read. I have never used the Daily 5 but would love to. 5 kinder I am a Prep teacher in Australia prep is their first year of School We have currently had 1 term of school 10 weeks and are about to commence our second term. I was hoping to perhaps introduce Daily 5 into my class either this term or next term. Do you think its too late and should I wait until the new school year?. Kind Regards Shevaun I love this. I actually printed out your daily lessons to help me introduce Daily 5 in my kinder class this year. My question is… how do you do the rotations. I have all the cards printed in a pocket chart, 5 kinder. Then do you call a group or a few students to come to your table to work with you. Men looking to increase semen volume take these products to increase the strength, duration and intensity of ejaculations. This is because men can increase ejaculations by increasing semen volume. Many volume pills also enhance pleasure, The lesser you expose yourself to these rays, the healthier and longer you live. Aside from their harmful effect on humans, many of these devices largely contribute to the ever-increasing carbon footprint that has emerged as a looming threat to our beloved planet. Automation is doubtless necessary in many aspects of life, however, taking a break 5 kinder now and then Hello Friends. I am a wife, mommy, kindergarten teacher and a Christian. I live in San Diego, California with my wonderful husband Eric and my four beautiful daughters. 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You see we do them all already during the day so the needs are met. Brainstorm good places to sit in the room. They were a little distracted with me videoing them, but they still are getting the idea! Kids can practice their handwriting skills with our free. Automation is doubtless necessary in many aspects of life, however, taking a break every now and then Hello Friends! By day 40, they were reading for 20 minutes!!! I ordered the Dex book also and have always began the year with The Kissing Hand. The lesson has been designed to introduce numbers in a scaffolded way, by first starting with a slow-paced numeral recognition exercise and progressing to a faster pace as the lesson continues. I let the kids talk to an elbow buddy about what type of shoes they wear and why. What do you notice about our books?.
