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This lesson plan aims to teach preschool to 2nd grade students about vocabulary, sequencing events, and comprehension through the story The Grouchy Ladybug by Eric Carle. The students will make predictions about the story based on the cover, learn new vocabulary seen in the illustrations, and practice sequencing the main events through an activity with picture cards. The teacher will assess student understanding through discussion questions before, during and after reading and by having students sequence the story events. Extensions include dramatizing the story or acting out movements of different animals in the story.

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Running Head: Language Lesson Plan

This lesson plan aims to teach preschool to 2nd grade students about vocabulary, sequencing events, and comprehension through the story The Grouchy Ladybug by Eric Carle. The students will make predictions about the story based on the cover, learn new vocabulary seen in the illustrations, and practice sequencing the main events through an activity with picture cards. The teacher will assess student understanding through discussion questions before, during and after reading and by having students sequence the story events. Extensions include dramatizing the story or acting out movements of different animals in the story.

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Running head: LANGUAGE LESSON PLAN

Language Activity Lesson Plan


Victoria Ramirez
resno Paci!ic University
Lesson Plan
National, State, or District Standard to be addressed:
Language and Literacy
Listening and Speaking
2.0 Vocabulary
Children deelop age!appropriate ocabulary.
2." Understand and use an increasing variety and s"eci!icity o! acce"ted #ords !or
o$%ects& actions& and attri$utes encountered in $oth real and sym$olic conte'ts(
#eading
".0 Concepts about print
Children recogni$e print conentions and understand that print carries speci%ic
&eaning.
'.0 )om"rehension and Analysis o! Age*A""ro"riate +e't
Children de&onstrate understanding o% age!appropriate te(t read aloud.
'." ,emonstrate -no#ledge o! details in a !amiliar story& including character& events& and
ordering o! events through ans#ering o! .uestions /"articularly summarizing& "redicting
and in!erence0 retelling& reenacting or creating art#or-(
)ackground *n%or&ation:
+his lesson $uilds on and rein!orces "rior -no#ledge in these s-ill areas:
Sound*#ord*"icture recognition and connection
Pre*reading
Prediction
ollo#ing oral directions
Se.uencing
+roup: small or large grou"1 "reschool*2nd grade
2
,b-ectie: )hildren #ill "redict #hat is going to ha""en in the story $ased on the title&
!ront cover and illustrations( )hildren #ill interact #ith ne# voca$ulary( )hildren #ill
se.uence main events in the story(
.aterials:
The Grouchy Ladybug $y Eric )arle
Pictures !rom the $oo- to $e se.uenced $y students
3hite $oard1 #riting $oard
4ar-ers
Procedure:
#eie/ 0 Revie# the "ro"er #ay to read and hold a $oo-5 discuss the "arts o! the $oo-
/$ac-& !ront& s"ine and title "age0 ,iscuss #hat is "rediction6 /Guessing #hat #ill
ha""en03hat is se.uencing6 /Putting things in order0
,erie/ * 7old the $oo- u" so the children can see the cover( Point to the $oo- title and
"ronounce it& then "oint and say the name o! the author( +eachers as- the class to "redict
#hat #ill ha""en in the story $ased on the cover illustrations
Presentation 0
8( Revie#: se.uencing and "redictions
2( Overvie#: introduce the $oo- The Grouchy Ladybug $y Eric )arle
Allo# children to ma-e "redictions: 3hat do you thin- is going to ha""en in this story6
3hat is this story going to $e a$out6 3hat characters do you thin- #ill $e in the story6
9( 3rite the "rediction on the $oard
:( Read the $oo- The Grouchy Ladybug $y Eric )arle
9
;( ,iscuss #hat did ha""en in the story( 3ere some "redictions right6
<( )reate a #ord #e$ o! some ne# or revisited voca$ulary:
i(e(: Animals: =ello# %ac-et& stag $eetle& "raying mantis& s"arro#& lo$ster& s-un-& $oa
constrictor& rhinoceros& hyena
>( )onnect the voca$ulary #ith a visual using the illustrations !rom the $oo-
+he animal illustrations in the $oo- can $e used to e'tend the lesson and develo"
voca$ulary recognition s-ills( Sho# the "ictures one at a time #hile "ointing to the
animal( 4a-e sure the illustrations are seen $y all( As- the children .uestions li-e:
3hat -ind o! animal is this6
3hat sound does this animal ma-e6
3hat letter o! the al"ha$et does the animal?s name start #ith6
3hat sound does the letter ma-e6
@( Pass out the se.uencing cards and say& ANo# you are going to get the chance to
se.uence The Grouchy Ladybug on your o#nB C am going to "ass out cards that have
"ictures !rom the story on them( C #ant you to "ut them in order !rom #hat ha""ened !irst
to #hat ha""ened last(D
E( ,o the !irst together& and then allo# children to !inish inde"endently(
8F( 3hen everyone is done: ASo it loo-s li-e everyone is done( 3ho can tell me #hat
"icture they "ut do#n a!ter the !irst "icture6 7o# did you -no# to do that6
Discussion 1uestions:
3hat ha""ened #hen the t#o lady$ugs landed on the same lea!6
:
3hy did the grouchy lady$ug !ly a#ay6
3hy does the lady$ug #ant to !ight6
3hat does the lady$ug say to the animals6
3hat did the lady$ug do #hen the #hale #ould not ans#er her6
3here did she !ly ne't6
3hat ha""ened #hen the lady$ug reached the #haleGs !in6
3hat did the #hale do #ith his tail6
3here do #e !ind the lady$ug at the end o! the story6
2idence o% Learning: C #ill as- the students discussion .uestions $e!ore& during& and
a!ter reading the $oo-( +his #ill allo# me to esta$lish an ongoing sense o! ho# #ell the
students understand the su$%ect and ho# rece"tive they are to the !ormat used( Evidence
o! learning #ill also $e visi$le through the childrenGs a$ility to se.uence ; cards
correctly(
Ne(t Steps:
*% the students do not sho/ eidence o% understanding:
8( )ontinue "racticing the se.uence o! events in the story $y revisiting the main
event utilizing di!!erent methods such as a !elt $oard or "u""et "lay( Or the
children dramatize the main "oints o! the story(
2( 7ave children #or- together or in small grou"s to "romote "eer*learning(
9( Revisit voca$ulary& as necessary(
*% the students sho/ an understanding:
The Grouchy Ladybug $y Eric )arle can also $e used to address many other learning
conce"ts such as math& art& "hysical and social1 emotional develo"ment(
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+his e'tension idea !ocuses on "hysical& language and social develo"ment:
8( irst call out the name o! one o! the animals !rom the story& li-e the gorilla& and
invite children to move li-e a gorilla( /4odel $ig arm movements and chest
"ounding0
2( )ontinue calling out animal names and modeling movements o! the di!!erent
animals !ound #ithin the story(
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