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Which subjectReading
What age groupPreschool / Nursery
What topicLetter identification
Quantity1
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Letter Adventure: Discovering the Alphabet!

Objective:

Engage preschool/nursery students in identifying letters through a fun and interactive storytelling approach.

Materials Needed:

Lesson Start: The Enchanted Letter Hunt

Introduction (5 minutes)

Gather the children in a cozy reading corner. Begin with a warm greeting and a smile to create a welcoming atmosphere.

Teacher: "Hello, my little explorers! Today, we are going on a magical adventure, the ‘Enchanted Letter Hunt!’ Are you ready to discover the secret world of letters?"

Storytime (10 minutes)

Hold up the large picture book and, with enthusiasm, read an engaging story that involves letters and their sounds. Choose a story that features characters or objects with names starting with different letters of the alphabet.

Tip: Use animated expressions and varied voice tones to maintain the children's attention.

Treasure Map Activity (15 minutes)

After the story, introduce the treasure map. Explain that hidden around the room are letters waiting to be found!

Teacher: "Just like in our story, we are going to find the hidden letters! Let’s follow our treasure map to discover them one by one!"

Letter Hunt (15 minutes)

  1. Place alphabet flashcards around the classroom, perhaps behind furniture or under tables.
  2. Explain to the children how they will work together to find each letter.
  3. When a letter is found, gather the children and encourage them to shout out the letter and its sound together.

Treasure Reward (10 minutes)

Once all letters are found, lead the children back to the reading corner to reveal the treasure box.

Teacher: "Wow! Look at all the letters we found on our adventure! Now it’s time to see what’s inside our treasure box!"

Open the treasure box to show letter-shaped toys or stickers. Allow each child to pick one as a reward for their great teamwork.

Conclusion (5 minutes)

Wrap up the lesson with a short discussion. Ask questions like:

Teacher: "Great job, explorers! Remember, letters are everywhere, and our adventure of learning them has just begun!"

Closing

Offer praise and remind them to keep their eyes open for letters in their own adventures outside the classroom!


This engaging lesson aims to provide a solid foundation in letter identification while sparking curiosity and excitement in young learners.