北阿拉巴马大学课程计划模板
Candidate’s name: YanQi Tang XingYi Cai DaMing Guo | Date:2024.6.21 |
Lesson plan title: Meet the week | Class/School/Grade: Class 2, Freshman preschool education, HuiZhou University |
Planning | |
National and/or State standard(s): [P1] 2cOT-5 Show understanding of words that describe time 22b. Measures time and money2. Relates time to daily routines and schedule 3YP-3 Participate in guided movement games or songs 2YT-3 Recognize and associate a particular song or sound with a particular meaning | Cross-curricular connections (when applicable): [P1] Mathematics & Logic: Sequential arrangement: Through "help us get in line" and the sequencing of Sundays (e.g., Sunday, Thursday, Saturday), children can learn and understand the order of each day of the week, strengthening their logical understanding of chronological order. Problem solving: Via the mini-game "Who took a leave of absence?" "Stimulate children's logical reasoning skills and let them guess the missing day from the known week of the week. Social science: Time Concept: Week games are a fun way to educate about time, and it helps children build up time concepts and calendar awareness. Daily Living Skills: Educate children about weekly schedules and planning, develop their ability to manage time and organize activities. Art & Aesthetics: |
Justification of the standard(s): [P1] We held fun games and upbeat music to create a relaxed and enjoyable learning atmosphere for young children. The curriculum is based on play, which is also in line with kindergarten standards and children's physical and mental development. | |
Daily lesson objective(s): [P2] Teach the children about the seven days of the week | |
Essential questions(s) and/or learning focus: [P2, I2] Learn and master the names of the seven days of the week, Monday to Sunday. Understand that the week is a cyclical concept, and when the week ends, it starts again. | |
Instructional supports for whole group needs (strategies, learning experiences, resources, and materials): [P4]Teaching Strategies Gamified Teaching:Taking advantage of children's natural love for games, the learning of the week is integrated into a variety of interesting games, such as carousel games, role-playing games, etc., to make the learning process more vivid and interesting. Interactive Engagement:Children are encouraged to actively participate in the game and deepen their knowledge and understanding of the week through hands-on operation and interaction. Gradual:From simple to complex, children are guided to grasp the knowledge of the week step by step, such as first recognizing the name of the week, and then understanding the sequence and periodicity of the week. Learning experience: Through hands-on operations such as spinning wheel games and sorting games, children can experience the sequence and periodicity of the week. Materials: Write the cards of each week and PPT | |
Instructional supports for individual learner needs (include IEPs, IFSPs, 504 plans, appropriate assistive technology, and other individual learner needs): [P4] Adaptive teaching: Provide adaptive teaching content and methods according to the special needs of learners. For example, for students with learning difficulties, the difficulty of the game can be reduced and the number of repetitions can be increased to help them better grasp the knowledge of the week. According to the learning characteristics and abilities of learners, design game tasks and learning activities that are suitable for them. For example, for children with visual problems, you can design and use brightly colored and clearly patterned day cards or game props; For young children who are less sensitive to hearing, you can design audio materials or songs that include the name of the week and a description of the characteristics. | |
Technology (used by learners to design, innovate, solve problems, and/or express creative thought): [P7] Multimedia technology: Capture students' attention and interest in learning by creating beautiful PowerPoint presentations or animations that bring the days of the week to life, such as giving the letters interesting and anthropomorphic features, or matching them with rich colors and sound effects. Use teaching aids such as pictures of the week to play various games, such as sorting and finding neighbors, to improve students' participation and learning effectiveness in a gamified way. Let the children clarify the sequence and periodicity of the week, and deepen their understanding of the concept of the week. |