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What topic	Air
What length (min)	30
What age group	Reception / Kindergarten
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Lesson on Air for Reception / Kindergarten

Introduction to Air (5 minutes)

Objective: Introduce the concept of air and its importance.

Script: "Hello, everyone! Today, we are going to learn about something very special that we can’t see but is all around us. Can anyone guess what it is? That’s right! It’s air! Air is all around us, and we need it to live. Raise your hands if you’ve ever blown up a balloon. What happens when you blow into it? Yes! It gets bigger because we are filling it with air. Let’s take a deep breath together… Inhale... and exhale. Great job!"

What is Air? (5 minutes)

Objective: Explain what air is in simple terms.

Script: "Now, let’s talk about what air really is. Air is made up of tiny things called molecules. We can’t see these molecules because they are super, super small! But even though we can’t see them, we can feel them. Can anyone tell me what happens when the wind blows? Yes! We can feel it on our skin. That’s the air moving! Air takes up space, just like you or your toys do. Isn’t that amazing?"

The Importance of Air (5 minutes)

Objective: Discuss why air is important to living things.

Script: "Air is so important for all of us. We need air to breathe! Animals, plants, and humans all need air. Without air, we wouldn't be able to live. Plants use air to help them grow by taking in a special part of air called carbon dioxide, and they give us oxygen in return. Isn’t that great? Now let’s look at some fun ways we can remember why air is important! Can you think of some animals that need air to live? Yes! All of them!"

Fun Activities with Air (10 minutes)

Objective: Engage students in hands-on activities to explore air.

Activity 1: Blowing Bubbles

• Instructions: "Let’s take our bubble wands and go outside! Dip your wand in the bubble liquid and blow gently. What happens? Yes! The bubbles float because they are filled with air! Let’s see how many bubbles we can blow in one minute!"

Activity 2: Paper Airplanes

• Instructions: "Now, let’s make some paper airplanes! I’ll show you how. [Demonstrate folding a simple paper airplane.] Once you have your airplane, we’ll see how far it can fly when you throw it! Remember to give it a nice, strong throw to let the air help it fly."

Air Around Us (5 minutes)

Objective: Help children understand how air is all around them.

Script: "Look around you! Air is everywhere in this room. Can you feel the air when you wave your hands? Let’s try to feel the air again. Wave your hands fast and then slow. What do you feel? That's right! The air moves around us. When we jump up and down, we push the air down. When we land, we hear a little whoosh sound. That’s the air moving!"

Conclusion (5 minutes)

Objective: Review what was learned about air.

Script: "Alright, friends! Can anyone tell me what we learned today? Yes! Air is all around us and is very important for living things. We need air to breathe, and we can feel it moving. Thank you for all your hard work today! You did a fantastic job learning about air. Before we finish, let’s all take one more big deep breath together. Inhale... and exhale. Great job! Now, let’s make sure we appreciate the air around us every day!"

Closing Reflection (Optional)

Ask students: "What did you enjoy the most about our lesson on air? Did you like blowing bubbles or making airplanes more? I loved seeing how excited you all were!"

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End of Lesson

This lesson plan takes approximately 30 minutes and is designed to engage young learners with interactive activities while teaching them the essential concepts about air.