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This lesson plan is for a kindergarten class to teach the number nine. The 24 students are between 4-5 years old and there are more boys than girls. The goal is for students to recognize, write, spell, pronounce and count to nine by the end of the lesson. Materials include flashcards, balloons, worksheets and finger paint. Activities include creating a nine-dotted ladybug and counting activities. Potential problems addressed are pronunciation issues and messiness. Students will be assessed through questions, homework, and counting activities.

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This lesson plan is for a kindergarten class to teach the number nine. The 24 students are between 4-5 years old and there are more boys than girls. The goal is for students to recognize, write, spell, pronounce and count to nine by the end of the lesson. Materials include flashcards, balloons, worksheets and finger paint. Activities include creating a nine-dotted ladybug and counting activities. Potential problems addressed are pronunciation issues and messiness. Students will be assessed through questions, homework, and counting activities.

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Title of lesson: Number Nine.

Name: Alya Abdelrauof Mohammed Abdullah. Date: 23 of October 2017.

Time: 12:00 PM. Location: New World Private American School.

STUDENTS (WHO)
They are KG2-C students. Their total number is 24. *who are they
Between 4 and 5 years old. * how many
13 male to 11 female. * what ages
Native language(s): 4. * What grade
Learning styles (and student intelligences): Auditory, * male/female ratio
Kinesthetic. * native language(s)
Personalities: There are 24 students in the class and all of them * learning styles (and
have different personalities for example: Omar Alaa has a shy student intelligences
personality but hes smart. *personalities
Special needs: Only one student (Mansour). * special needs
* prior learning
Prior learning: Numbers, counting, Days and date, Animals and
* how this lesson fits into
weather.
prior & future learning
How this lesson fits into prior & future learning experiences?
experiences
This lesson is connected to the previous numbers that they already
know (numbers from one to eight).

GOAL/OBJECTIVE (WHAT)
*what specific skill or
By the end of the lesson, students will be able to: concept would students
Recognize number 9. have learned or
Write number 9 in both ways (9 & nine). experience by the end of
Spell and pronounce number 9. the lesson
Count from one to nine. * always expressed in
Connect number nine with the word nose(for example). Because it terms of student
starts with the same letter (Cross curriculum). learning
* concrete, measurable &
realistic
* maximum of three
objectives
* include name of
curriculum guide &
objective numbers when
& where applicable
* goals are connected to
students
MATERIALS/RESOURCES/STRATEGIES (HOW & WITH WHAT?)
Materials & resources: Flash cards, balloons, worksheets and fingers *how DAP are the materials &
resources?
paint because children at this age love colors and they like it when the * have all safety & health
lesson has something to do with the colors. considerations been taken into
account?
Technology integration: PowerPoint.
PLAN (B): *remember technology is a tool &
If something goes wrong with the presentation during the class, is not just limited to computers
*incorporate technology when & if
I will explain the lesson on the board with the flash cards. it supports & enhances what
youre already doing
Printing more worksheets in case if there are not enough * do you have a plan B for
papers for kids. technology upsets?
ACTIVITIES
Engagement: what will you do to
I brought some red balloons to make the children create a grab student attention
ladybug that has nine dots. That will engage the children with & to generate
the lesson and it will prepare them for what they will have after interest/enthusiasm in
the engaging stage. the lesson?
Teacher will Students will.. *Description of
Ask the students about their Write number activities used to meet
previous learning (Can you tell me nine. the learning objectives
which number comes after number 7 Able to count
or 8?). from 1 to 9. * articulated in terms of
Ask them to count from 1 to 9. Create a student activity &
(Everyone count with me from one to ladybug that has teacher activity
nine). 9 dots.
Tell the students to dip their fingers Count the dots
inside the paint and then place it on on the ladybug.
the balloon to create a ladybug with Spell number
nine dots. nine with the
Will be responding the students by: teacher.
1. GOOD BOY\GIRL.
2. EXLLENT!
3. GREAT JOB

ANTICIPATED PROBLEMS (WHAT IF .?) *list the problems that


If one of the students couldnt pronounce number nine in a right may occur
way: Focus on him and let him say the word (nine) with me several *anticipate at least
times until he learn how to pronounce the word in a correct way. two problems
*think of possible ways
Getting messy with the finger paint when they do the counting and to deal with those
the ladybug activity: To prevent this problem I will call them one by problems when & if
one to make the activity with me to avoid getting their hands dirty. they occur

ASSESSMENT (WHAT DID ?)


Asking the students questions about the lesson, for example: Who *what will you do to
can tell me what comes after number 8? assess learning?
Giving them a homework and then check if they understood the *what will happen to
lesson or not. measure that the goals
Choosing an activity that suits their level in math to check their were met?
understanding level. For example: assessing them by letting them * how DAP is your
count nine cubes to know that they can count from one to nine. assessment?
* my assessments
are very tightly
connected to my
goals

REFERENCES
* sources that you may
have used/consulted in
building your lesson
(includes books, websites,
magazines, journals, etc)
* use APA citation (refer
to Noodle Tools when in
doubt).

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