Potential+Lesson+Plans

Here are some lesson plans that I will potentially use:

**Learning Letters**
This website could be assigned for the students to do at home with their parents supervision or used in the classroom by myself. It allows the students to click on a letter, hear the sound, and see both a word using the letter and a picture of the word. This will allow the students to become familiar with the alphabet and the shapes and sounds of letters. [|Alphabet Website]

My Body
This lesson plan allows the students to outline their bodies. Then they add their fingers, clothes, hair, face, and any other details. The students will learn the different parts of their bodies. This lesson will allows students to have a better understanding of their bodies as well as a better identity of themselves. They will get to be creative and will be so happy to show people what they have created. [|My Body Lesson Plan]

S is for Spaghetti This lesson plan uses spaghetti to teach children the letter 'S'. The students will us pre-made pieces of spaghetti to copy the letter 'S'. Once they have copied it they will do it without an outline to look at. This will allow them to remember what the letter 'S' looks and it is fun and interactive for the kids to use spaghetti to make their letter 'S'. [|Spaghetti Lesson Plan]

M&M Chart This less plan allows students to graph M&M's by color. The students can count how many red M&M's they have and so on. Then using a class graph have the children pick their favorite color M&M and put it on the graph. As a class count the favorite color M&M's and determine which color M&M is best liked. The students will learn counting, categories, and teamwork. [|M&M Lesson Plan]

Surprise Box This lesson plan can be used in many ways. If I were to use it in my kindergarten classroom I would make it a daily event. The teacher places an object with a distinct feel in a covered box with a hole in it. The students have to reach in the box and feel the object and then describe what they feel until they can guess the object. To make this a daily experience use objects in an alphabetical order. This activity will spark the students' interest and make them think of descriptive words. The students will learn to identify objects with their hands, as well as the alphabet in a fun, entertaining way. [|Surprise Box Lesson Plan]