Lesson Plans 2017 April 17-21 Monday April 17, 2017 New Word Wall Words: review last weeks words Kindergarten : not 1 st Grade : take, every Materials: Math: Kindergarten: Topic 10-1 Interactive Story Topic Opener Vocabulary Word Page Two-color counters student work page 567-570 Leveled Assignment pg. 571-572 1 st Grade/2 nd Grade: Topic 9-4 Place-Value Blocks Use student work page 515-518 Leveled Assignment pg. 519-520 Imagine IT: Kindergarten Day 13 Lesson 13 Unit 3 Card 43 Teacher manual Morning Message Lion Puppet Muzzy story (Lesson 2) Ss story (Lesson 4) Ss, Mm, and Aa letter card White Board & White Board Marker 1 st grade: Day 1 Lesson1 Unit 2 Card 45 Decodable 19: Nat’s Cap Decodable 20: At the Mall
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Lesson Plans 2017April 17-21
Monday April 17, 2017New Word Wall Words: review last weeks wordsKindergarten: not1 st Grade : take, every
Materials:
Math:Kindergarten: Topic 10-1
Interactive Story Topic Opener Vocabulary Word Page Two-color counters student work page 567-570 Leveled Assignment pg. 571-572
1st Grade/2nd Grade: Topic 9-4 Place-Value Blocks Use student work page 515-518 Leveled Assignment pg. 519-520
Imagine IT:Kindergarten Day 13 Lesson 13 Unit 3 Card 43
Teacher manual Morning Message Lion Puppet Muzzy story (Lesson 2) Ss story (Lesson 4) Ss, Mm, and Aa letter card White Board & White Board Marker
1st grade: Day 1 Lesson1 Unit 2 Card 45 Decodable 19: Nat’s Cap Decodable 20: At the Mall
10:00-10:30 Imagine ItKindergarten: Day 13 Lesson 13 Unit 3 Card 43
Morning Messageo Make writing mistakes in the message (use TM pg. 234 for examples)o Follow TM Pg. 234 directions
Oral Languageo Make silly sentences with students (use words that begin with the /s/
or /m/ sound) Example sentences on TM pg. 234
Phonemic Awarenesso Oral Blending: Onset and Rime
Need Lion Puppet Play the blending game
Follow TM pg. 235
Alphabetic Principleo Reviewing the Sounds of Ss, Mm, and Aa
Have students tell the sounds and name of each letter Review Muzzy story (Lesson 2) Review Ss story (Lesson 4)
Listening for /a/ and Final /s/ and /m/o Give each student one Ss, Mm, and Aa letter cardo Read the 1st 3 rows using the Aa card when they hear the /a/ soundo Next, if the word ends in an /s/ sound hold up your Ss card, if it end in
an /m/ sound hold up your Mm card Use words on TM pg. 236
Linking the Sound to the lettero Write a pair of words on the board one starting with m, one starting
with s.o Follow TM pg. 236
1st Grade: Day 1Lesson1 Unit 2 Card 45 Decodable 19: Nat’s Cap
o Read story, start with the title
Respondingo Talk about the story and answer questions students haveo Have students retell the storyo Have students answer the questions on TM pg. 235
Building Fluencyo Have students reread the story several times to a partner & 1 time to
the teacher
Decodable 20: At the Mall o Phonics Focus: aw /aw/o High frequency word: call
o Read the story, start with the titleo Have students read the page silently, then have 1 student read it out
loud
Respondingo Talk about the story and answer questions students haveo Have students retell the storyo Have students answer the questions on TM pg. 235
Building Fluencyo Have students reread the story several times to a partner & 1 time to
Lesson 1: Sharing What We Know about Weather Pre-unit assessment
Goal: Students will share what they know about weather through discussion about today’s weather and about how they decide what to wear to school. (Discussion will be repeated after unit).
Objectives:
o Students observe and describe today’s weather. (Write it on chart paper…see attached picture)
o Students discuss how they decide what to wear to school each day.o Write a definition of what weather is
Weather is the day-to-day state of the atmosphere. Weather is the combination of temperature, humidity,
precipitation, cloudiness, visibility, and wind. We talk about the weather in terms of…
o "What will it be like today?", o "How hot is it right now?", and
o "When will that storm hit our section of the country?"
1:00-1:45 WritingContinue working on Opinion Letter
The students have started the very beginning basics of their opinion letters.
Next Step: Continue to write their 3 reasons why there “problem” is a problem in their letter.
*Refer to Lily’s letter to show how she wrote her reasons *The use of the word “because” is key (students must use “because” to explain why it’s a problem)
Go through 1 reason for each of the students to help them get started. (The more examples they here the better they understand it)
Kindergartners- have them tell you there sentence & teacher writes it under the line so the kindergartners can copy it.
Materials: *Students letters*Pencils
1:45-2:45 SRA/SnackGroup 1 Red A: Reading Master I Lesson 51Group 2 Red B: Reading Mastery I Lesson 119Group 3 Red C: Reading Mastery I Lesson 150Group 4 Purple: Reading Mastery II Lesson 113
9:00-10:00 MathKindergarten: Topic 10-2: Make 14, 15, and 16Materials: Two-color counters
Problem Based Learning/Solve & Share Before:1. Pose the Solve-and Share Problem
Students place counters in a double ten-frame to represent a numer. Students show a quantity of 10 ones and some more ones, and then write an
equation to match. Distribute 15 counters to each student Use story on TM pg. 573
2. Build Understanding What are you asked to do? What tools do you have to help you? What does the number 15 mean in the equation?
During:3. Ask Guiding Questions As Needed:
What part should you write first? What part of the double ten-frame does the 10 represent? Do you need to count the counters in it? Why not? What part do you write next? What does 15 look like on a double ten-frame?
After4. Share & Discuss:
Start with students’ solutions.
5. Transition to the Visual Learning Bridge You have shown that a complete ten-frame is a ten and anything left over is
extra ones. Later in this lesson, you will learn how to show 14, 15, and 16 as the sum of
10 and some extra ones. Forming groups of tens and ones will help you to make greater numbers.
Visual Learning: Follow TM pg 574 Use student workpage 573-576
10:00-10:30 Imagine ItKindergarten: Day 13 Lesson 13 Unit 3 Card 43 (continued)
Penmanshipo Distribute writing papero Model how to write Capital and lowercase Ss, Mm, and Aao Have student write 1 row of capital S & 1 row of lowercase so Repeat with Mm and Aao Ask them to proofread their work and to circle one Capital and one
small Ss, Mm, and Aa they would like to make better
Guided Practiceo Skills Practice 33-40
Pre-Decodable 15: In the Parko High Frequency word: in
Tell students that people use the word “in” when they are talking about where someone or something is.
Have students give sentences with the word ino Review high frequency words: a, the , and, go, had, he, I, see, has, you,
we, of.o Read the story with the students
Give Assessment pg. 41
1st Grade: Day 2 Lesson 2 Unit 2 Card 46 Morning Message
Consonant Riddle Gameo Follow Directions on TM pg 238
Phonemic Awarenesso Phoneme Blending
Adding Initial Sounds to Build Consonant Blends Lion Puppet Follow directions on TM pg. 239
Phoneme Blending Story o Follow directions on TM pg. 239
Segmentation o Counting Vowel Sound/ Spelling and Syllables in Words
Follow directions on TM pg. 240 Need white board and marker
10:30-11:00 Word WorkKindergarten words: not
Writing words in painto Need: Construction Papero Paper Plateo Painto Wipeso 3rd Marking Period WWW list
1st Grade words: take, every Writing words in paint
o Need: Construction Papero Paper Plateo Painto Wipes
11:10-11:45 Lunch
11:45-12:05 Recess(12:05-1:05 Briana’s Lunch)
12:05-12:15 Bathroom
12:15-12:45 ScienceFocus: Weather… WIND
Today we will be discussing what wind is. Does anyone know or can explain what wind is?
o Write the word The Wind… on chart paper Under this write down the students ideas
o After the students give their thoughts tell them the definition
***EXAMPLE CHART: ***
Wind Definition: Wind is air in motion. It is produced by the uneven heating of the earth's surface by the
sun. Since the earth's surface is made of land and water formations, it
absorbs the sun's heat unevenly. Two factors are necessary to specify wind: speed and direction.
****(You can use more kid friendly language if need be!!!)****
What causes the wind to blow? As the sun warms the Earth's surface, the atmosphere warms too. Some parts of the Earth receive direct rays from the sun all year
and are always warm. Other places receive indirect rays, so the climate is colder. The warm air, which weighs less than cold air, rises. Then cool air moves in and replaces the rising warm air. This movement of air is what makes the wind blow.
Read: The Wind Blew By: Pat Hutchins
***IF TIME***Wind Experiment:
We want to find out how far wind can move things. Materials:
o A feather
o some plastic strawso some masking tape o a permanent marker.
Place a piece of tape on the floor to mark our starting spot Then gave each child a turn blowing their feather as far as they could. Once the feather lands, mark that spot with a piece of masking tape with the
child’s name After…you can discuss why some feathers went far and why some did not
(air force/pressure)….same as wind outside light wind might blow your hair but strong wind could blow you and make it hard to walk (or even uplift a tree or other heavy items).
12:45-1:00 Snack
1:00-2:00 SRAGroup 1 Red A: Reading Master I Lesson 52Group 2 Red B: Reading Mastery I Lesson 120Group 3 Red C: Reading Mastery I Lesson 151Group 4 Purple: Reading Mastery II Lesson 114
2:00-2:45 WritingContinue working on Opinion Letter
The students have started the very beginning basics of their opinion letters.
Next Step: Continue to write their 3 reasons why there “problem” is a problem in their letter.
*Refer to Lily’s letter to show how she wrote her reasons *The use of the word “because” is key (students must use “because” to explain why it’s a problem)
Go through 1 reason for each of the students to help them get started. (The more examples they here the better they understand it)***MOST STUDENTS SHOULD HAVE THEIR FIRST REASON WRITTEN***Kindergartners- have them tell you there sentence & teacher writes it under the line so the kindergartners can copy it.
Materials: *Students letters*Pencils
2:45-3:00 Dismissal
Wednesday April 19, 2017Materials: Math: Kindergarten: Topic 10-3
Two-Color counters Use Student Workpage 579-582 Leveled Assignment pg 583-584
12:15-1:15 SRA/stationsGroup 1 Red A: Reading Master I Lesson 53Group 2 Red B: Reading Mastery I Lesson 121Group 3 Red C: Reading Mastery I Lesson 152Group 4 Purple: Reading Mastery II Lesson 115
1:15-1:45 Miss. Vance
1:50-2:00 Dismissal
Thursday April 20, 2017
Materials:Math:Kindergarten: Topic 10-4
Two-Color Counters Use Student Workpage 585-588 Leveled Assignment pg589-590
1st Grade: End of Topic 9 Fluency Practice (homework) Vocabulary Review Reteaching workpage
Imagine IT:Kindergarten: Day 14 Lesson 14 Unit 3 Card 44
Morning Message Lion Puppet Dinah story (Lesson 7) Pp story Alphabet Book /d/, /p/, /a/ Pg. 34-35
1st Grade: Day 2 Lesson 2 Unit 2 Card 46 (continued) /k/ wall card ck wall card White board/marker
Science: Book: Little Cloud by: Eric Carle Chart Paper Markers
9:00-10:00 MathKindergarten:Topic 10-4: Find Parts of 11, 12, and 13Materials: Two-Color Counters Problem Based Learning/Solve & Share:Before:1. Pose the Solve-and Share Problem
Students place counters in a double ten-frame to represent the two parts that make a greater number. Students show a quantity of 10 ones and some more ones, and then write an equation to match.
Distribute 13 counters to each student Use Story on TM pg.585
2. Build Understanding What are you asked to do? What tools do you have to help you? What number are you breaking apart to find the answer?
During:3. Ask Guiding Questions As Needed:
The top ten-frame represents the first train car. How many students are in the first train car? How many counters are there in all? When you break apart 13 into a group of 10 ones and some extra ones, where
can you put the extra ones?
After4. Share and Discuss Solutions:
o Start with students’ solutions
5. Transition to the Virtual Learning Bridge You have shown how to break apart 13 into a group of 10 ones and a group
of 3 ones. Later in this lesson, you will learn how to break apart other numbers using
drawings and equations to model your work.Visual Learning:
Use Lion Puppet I will say 3 words and you need to help the lion find the 2
words that begin with the same sound Use TM pg. 241 for the words
Alphabetic Principle o Reviewing the Sounds of Dd, Pp, and Aa
Review Dinah story & read it (Lesson 7) Review Pp and read story
o Introducing Blending Follow directions on TM pg. 242
Alphabet Book /d/, /p/, /a/o Pg. 34-35o Read the rhyme aloud
Students: listen to the words that begin with /p/ Have students act like detectives and find words that start with
P Then repeat for /d/ and /a/
1st Grade: Day 2 Lesson 2 Unit 2 Card 46 (continued) Introduce the Sound Spelling
o /k/ Spelled k and cko Use sound card K and ck
Follow TM pg. 241 directionso Write the spellings on the board
Initial /k/o Say /k/ and pretend to take a picture when you hear the /k/ in each
word. o If there is no /k/ sound don’t take a pictureo Use TM pg. 242 for wordso Have students say other words that begin with the /k/ sound
Final /k/o Take a picture when you hear the /k/ at the end of the word this timeo Use words on TM pg. 242
10:35-11:05: Library
11:10-11:45 Lunch
11:45-12:05 Recess(12:05-1:05 Briana’s Lunch)
12:05-12:15 Bathroom
12:15-12:45 ScienceFocus: Weather/Clouds
Read: Little Cloud By: Eric CarleAsk students… What are clouds?
Write responses on chart paper (check for prior knowledge) Explain that clouds are a large collection of very tiny droplets of water or ice
crystals. The droplets are so small and light that they can float in the air.
Ask students…How are clouds formed? Write student responses (check for prior knowledge) Explain that all air contains water, but near the ground it is usually in the
form of an invisible gas called water vapor. When warm air rises, it expands and cools. Cool air can't hold as much water vapor as warm air, so some of the vapor
condenses onto tiny pieces of dust that are floating in the air and forms a tiny droplet around each dust particle.
When billions of these droplets come together they become a visible cloud.
Ask students…Why are clouds white? Write student responses (check for prior knowledge) Explain that clouds are white because they reflect the light of the sun. Light is made up of colors of the rainbow and when you add them all together
you get white. The sun appears a yellow color because it sends out more yellow light than
any other color. Clouds reflect all the colors the exact same amount so they look white.
Ask students…Why do clouds turn gray? Write student responses (check for prior knowledge) Explain that clouds are made up of tiny water droplets or ice crystals, usually
a mixture of both. The water and ice scatter all light, making clouds appear white. If the clouds get thick enough or high enough all the light above does not
make it through, hence the gray or dark look. Also, if there are lots of other clouds around, their shadow can add to the
gray or multicolored gray appearance
4 types of clouds (will learn on Monday next week)
12:45-1:00 Snack
1:00-2:00 SRAGroup 1 Red A: Reading Master I Lesson 54Group 2 Red B: Reading Mastery I Lesson 122Group 3 Red C: Reading Mastery I Lesson 153Group 4 Purple: Reading Mastery II Lesson 116
2:00-2:45 WritingContinue working on Opinion Letter
The students have started the very beginning basics of their opinion letters.
Next Step: Continue to write their 3 reasons why there “problem” is a problem in their letter.
*Refer to Lily’s letter to show how she wrote her reasons *The use of the word “because” is key (students must use “because” to explain why it’s a problem)
Go through 1 reason for each of the students to help them get started. (The more examples they here the better they understand it)
Kindergartners- have them tell you there sentence & teacher writes it under the line so the kindergartners can copy it.
Materials: *Students letters*Pencils
2:45-3:00 Dismissal
Friday April 21, 2017Send Home: Reading Log
NewsletterWWW Flashcards ABC Letters CardsReading Book Bags
Imagine ITKindergarten: Day 15 Lesson 15 Unit 3 Card 45
Morning Message Name Tags Lion Puppet White board & white board marker
1st Grade: Day 2 Lesson 2 Unit 2 Card 47 White Board White board markers Skills Practice pg. 45-46 Students need letter cards: a, b, c, i, k, l, p, s, t
9:45-10:45 MathKindergarten:Topic 10-5: Find Parts of 14, 15, and 16Materials: Two-Counters, connecting cubes Problem Based Learning/Solve & Share:Before:1. Pose the Solve-and Share Problem
Students place counters in a double ten-frame to represent the two parts that make a greater number.
Students show a quantity of ten ones and some more ones, and then write an equation to match.
Distribute 14 counters to each student. Use story on TM pg. 591
2. Build Understanding What are you asked to do? What tools do you have to help you? What number are you breaking apart to find the answer?
During:3. Ask Guiding Questions As Needed:
The top ten-frame represents the first bus. How many students are in the first bus?
How many counters are there in all? When you break apart 14 into a group of ten ones and some extra ones,
where can you put the extra ones? What do you write in the equation?
After4. Share and Discuss Solutions:
o Start with students’ solutions
5. Transition to the Virtual Learning Bridge You have shown how to break apart 14 into a group of ten ones and a group
of three ones. Later in this lesson, you will learn how to break apart other numbers using
drawings and equations to model your work.
Visual Learning:o Follow TM pg 592o Use Student Workpage 591-594
Dictationo Students need letter cards: a, b, c, I, k, l, p, s, to Have students spell the words on TM pg. 246
11:05-11:45 Lunch
11:45-12:05 Recess
12:05-12:15 Bathroom(12:05-1:00 Briana’s Lunch)
12:15-12:30 Snack
12:30-1:00 Deatherage
1:00-1:45 SRAGroup 1 Red A: Reading Master I Lesson 55Group 2 Red B: Reading Mastery I Lesson 123Group 3 Red C: Reading Mastery I Lesson 154Group 4 Purple: Reading Mastery II Lesson 117