KINDERGARTEN LESSON PLAN Week of Sept 30
Camping
ANNUAL TEKS:
K19(a) Students ask
questions about topics of class-wide interest
(with adult assistance)
K19(b) Students decide which
sources/people can answer questions (with adult assistance
K20(a) Students gather evidence from provided text
sources (with adult assistance)
K20(b) Students use pictures in conjunction with writing when documenting
research (with adult assistance)
1st 6-Weeks Pacing:
Story Elements Rhymes Predictions
Read Assorted
Literature Procedures Print Awareness
Book Care
Intent: Today we talk about a fun thing to
do in fall… go camping outdoors.
CIRCLE: Welcome Song:
(To the tune of London Bridge)
Welcome
to the library, library, library.
Welcome to the library
please come inside and read.
We’re glad to
have you here today, here today, here today.
We’re glad to
have you here today; today’s a special day.
Finger Play:
This is Big
This is big big big Hold arms out to side
This is small small small Cup hands together
This is short short short Hold hands with palms facing each other
This is tall tall tall Reach one hand above head
This is fast fast fast Circle fists quickly
This is slow slow slow Circle fists slowly
This is yes yes yes Nod
This is no no no Shake head
Set Expectations:
rules of the library at https://drive.google.com/?usp=chrome_app#folders/0B3dpaiUKs9aAMHVaT2otdC1Kb1U
Mystery Box: What’s inside the mystery box today? The object inside the box will give us a clue
what our story time is going to be about.
(Object this week is a sleeping bag.)
Word of the Week: camping/ acampada
Sign Language: http://lifeprint.com/asl101/pages-signs/c/camp.htm
Sign language is a real language where people use their
hands to communicate. Here is the sign
for camping. Take your thumb, index finger, and pinkie and
rest them against the same fingers of your opposite hand. They make a triangle, and together, it looks
like a little tent. Now tap your fingers
together twice – that’s the sign for camping!
Story/Resource
#1: Henry and Mudge and the Starry Night by Cynthia Rylant
Reflection: What did they do? What looks like fun?
POEM: Campfire by Douglas Florian in
SummerSaults.(Greenwillow books, 2002)
Action Rhyme: I am going camping!
I am going camping.
(point to self)
Time to pack
(look at watch)
My tent, my bedroll,
(Make tent with hands, then fold hands to cheek.)
And a snack.
(Pretend to eat)
I'll sit by the campfire
(warm hands over fire.)
Its glow so bright.
(wiggle fingers for fire.)
Then snooze in my tent
(Pretend to snore.)
'Til the morning light!
(Open eyes wide, forming sun over head.)
(point to self)
Time to pack
(look at watch)
My tent, my bedroll,
(Make tent with hands, then fold hands to cheek.)
And a snack.
(Pretend to eat)
I'll sit by the campfire
(warm hands over fire.)
Its glow so bright.
(wiggle fingers for fire.)
Then snooze in my tent
(Pretend to snore.)
'Til the morning light!
(Open eyes wide, forming sun over head.)
Activity/craft Camping
Coloring Page:
Check out books
Circle: review word of week, pet the puppet (Mudge),
closing song
Open, shut them.
Open, shut them.
Raise your hands up high.
Open, shut them.
Open, shut them.
Wave and say
goodbye.
(Alternative: A Camping Spree with Mr. McGee is on Tumblebooks)
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