aidemia--modules-lessonstartideas_type | Give a creative idea how to begin a lesson |
Which subject | No subject |
What age group | Reception / Kindergarten |
What topic | Lesson plan |
Quantity | 1 |
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To engage young learners in the concept of a lesson plan in a fun and creative manner, sparking their imagination and curiosity.
This lesson will introduce students to what a lesson plan is, using a storytelling approach. We will embark on a "Magical Lesson Plan Adventure," where students will explore the components of a lesson plan through a whimsical story.
Gather the students in a circle on the carpet. Begin by showing them the magic wand and explaining that today they are going to go on an adventure to discover the secrets of making an amazing lesson plan!
"Good morning, little adventurers! Today, we have a magical journey ahead of us! With this special wand, we will unlock the mysteries of a lesson plan. Are you ready to explore? Let’s wave our wands and say, 'Abracadabra, let’s learn together!'"
Introduce a short, engaging story that incorporates elements of a lesson plan—objectives, materials, activities, and assessment—using fun characters like a wise owl, a playful turtle, and a singing rainbow.
"Once upon a time in the enchanted forest, there was a wise owl named Olivia. Olivia wanted to teach her friends how to have the best adventure ever! She gathered her materials: a feather for writing, a colorful chart for games, and a special magic song to sing. Together, her friends learned what they needed to plan their adventure!"
After the story, engage the students in a discussion about the main components of a lesson plan. Ask them questions like:
Then, together on the chart paper, create a visual "Lesson Plan" layout based on their responses, using drawings and stickers.
Now that the adventure is complete, encourage the children to imagine their lesson plans for an imaginary adventure. They can use colorful markers to draw what they want to teach, the materials they’ll use, and fun things they’d like to do!
"Let’s each create our own little lesson plan! What would you teach your friends if you had your own magic adventure? Draw your ideas, and don’t forget to add stickers for fun!"
Wrap up the session by reminding the students that lesson plans help us prepare for our adventures in learning, just like Olivia the owl!
"Remember, little explorers, every great adventure starts with a good plan! So whenever you want to learn something new, just think like Olivia the owl and plan ahead! Until our next magical journey—keep your wands ready!"