aidemia--modules-lessonstartideas_type	Give a creative idea how to begin a lesson
Which subject	English
What age group	Preschool / Nursery
What topic	Soft by color
Quantity	1
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Going on a Color Adventure: Exploring Soft Colors

Objective:

To introduce preschoolers to the concept of “soft colors” through engaging storytelling, hands-on activities, and creative expression.

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Introduction (5 Minutes)

Gather the Children Together
Set the scene by sitting in a circle with the children. Use a soft, colorful blanket to create a cozy and inviting space. This will set a relaxed tone for the lesson.

Story Time: "The Adventure of Soft Colors"

Begin with a Story
Start by saying:
"Good morning, everyone! Today, we're going to go on a magical adventure with The Soft Color Monsters. Are you ready?"

Story Outline

• Meet the Characters: Introduce the Soft Color Monsters, who are playful and gentle creatures that love everything soft and colorful. Describe them one by one:

  • Pinky the Pink Monster - loves soft pink flowers.
  • Pearly the Blue Monster - adores the soft blue sky.
  • Lavender the Purple Monster - is fascinated by soft purple lavender fields.

• The Joy of Soft Colors: Share how these monsters play and dance through fields of soft colors, touching the flowers, enjoying the gentle breeze, and feeling the softness of their surroundings.

• Discovery Time: Have the monsters discover how soft colors make them feel happy and calm.

  • Ask the children: "What colors make you feel soft and happy?"

Interactive Discussion (10 Minutes)

Color Hunt
After the story, encourage the children to share their favorite colors. Ask them questions:

• "What color do you think is the softest?"
• "Can you find something in the room that is soft and that color?"

Activity: Color Craft (20 Minutes)

Create Your Own Soft Color Monster
Provide children with colored paper, crayons, and soft fabric scraps.

• Instructions:
  • Invite them to choose a soft color and create their own monster using the materials provided.
  • Encourage them to name their monsters and share with the group why they chose that color.

Wrap-Up (5 Minutes)

Show and Tell
Allow each child to introduce their Soft Color Monster to the class.

• Ask each of them: "What makes your monster special?"

Conclusion

Wrap up by saying:
"Just like our Soft Color Monsters, we can find beauty and happiness in soft colors around us! Remember, soft colors can often help us feel calm and cozy."

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Materials Needed:

• Soft color fabric scraps
• Colored paper
• Crayons
• A soft blanket for sitting/circle time

Note: Encourage creativity and ensure a supportive atmosphere where all expressions and shades of 'soft' are celebrated!