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What topicWelcome back
What length (min)30
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Lesson Plan: Welcome Back!

Grade Level: 2

Duration: 30 minutes

Subject: No Specific Subject

Objective

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Lesson Overview

This lesson is designed to welcome students back to school after a break. It provides an environment for students to share their experiences, introduce themselves, and build classroom cohesion.


Introduction (5 minutes)

  1. Greeting: Start by welcoming the students with a warm smile and a cheerful greeting.

  2. Objective Review: Explain to the students that today's lesson is all about sharing and reconnecting. Tell them that they will have the chance to talk about their summer adventures.


Activity 1: "Summer Shares" (15 minutes)

  1. Instructions:

    • Each student will have the opportunity to share one fun thing they did over the summer.
    • Allow each student about 1 minute to share their story with the class.
    • If time allows, you can encourage students to ask one question about their classmates’ stories.
  2. Implementation:

    • Pass around a sticky note and have students write down their names.
    • After a few reminders, call on students to share their stories one by one.
    • Use a timer if needed to ensure everyone gets a chance.
  3. Encouragement:

    • Encourage active listening by reminding students to show support and enthusiasm as their classmates share.
    • This can be done through clapping or thumbs up after each story.

Activity 2: "Welcome Back Wall" (10 minutes)

  1. Creation:

    • Invite students to create a "Welcome Back" display on chart paper.
    • Provide markers and ask them to draw something from their summer experience or write a kind message that represents community and friendship.
  2. Collaboration:

    • Have students come up one by one to add their drawings or messages to the chart paper, which will be displayed in the classroom.
  3. Discussion:

    • Once all students have contributed, review the wall together. Discuss how these shared experiences bring everyone together as a class.

Conclusion (5 minutes)

  1. Wrap Up:

    • Thank students for sharing and participating. Reinforce the idea that everyone has unique experiences that contribute to the classroom community.
  2. Final Thoughts:

    • Ask students to think about one positive lesson they learned from their summer experience and share that with a partner.
    • Conclude by sharing your excitement for the school year ahead.

Assessment

Reflection


This lesson plan aims to create a warm and inclusive atmosphere for students to express themselves and feel excited about the new school year!