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What length (min)	30
What age group	Reception / Kindergarten
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Lesson Plan: Writing Skills

Grade Level: Reception / Kindergarten
Duration: 30 Minutes
Subject: Writing Skills

Objective

Students will improve their fine motor skills and begin to develop writing abilities through engaging activities focusing on letter formation and creativity.

Materials Needed

• Large chart paper or whiteboard
• Markers
• Writing paper with lines (for young writers)
• Crayons and colored pencils
• Picture books that emphasize letters and words
• Flashcards with letters

Lesson Outline

Introduction (5 Minutes)

1. Greeting and Warm-Up:

   • Begin the lesson with a friendly greeting.
   • Ask students about their favorite letters or words.
   • Sing a short alphabet song to engage students.

2. Objective Explanation:

   • Explain that today they will practice writing letters and learn about words.

Guided Practice (10 Minutes)

1. Letter Formation:

   • Using a large chart paper or whiteboard, demonstrate how to write a few letters (e.g., A, B, C) using markers.
   • Emphasize proper strokes and direction (top to bottom, left to right).

2. Group Practice:

   • Have students practice writing the demonstrated letters in their air and then on their writing paper.
   • Walk around to offer support and encouragement as students write.

Independent Activity (10 Minutes)

1. Creative Writing:
   • Provide each student with writing paper.
   • Prompt them to write their names and draw a picture that represents something they love (like a pet, toy, etc.).
   • Encourage them to sound out the letters if they want to write additional words.

Sharing and Reflection (5 Minutes)

1. Show and Tell:

   • Allow students to share their drawings and what they wrote with the class.
   • Encourage applause and positive feedback from peers.

2. Wrap-Up Discussion:

   • Ask students about their favorite part of the lesson.
   • Remind them how writing is a way to express themselves and communicate with others.

Assessment

• Observe students' participation during group practice and the independent activity.
• Check writing samples to assess their ability to form letters and express ideas creatively.

Conclusion

Thank the students for their hard work and remind them to practice writing at home using letters, words, and drawings to enhance their skills. Introduce a simple take-home task where they can write a short word or letter with the help of a family member.