Sight Words Readers Schedule-October

Sight Readers Schedule

October

Date	Book(s) Name	Main Sight Words
9/25,27	New Socks, Sharing	want, new, one, two
10/2,4	My Dog, Guessing Game	you, and, what, in
10/16,18	This is a Peach, Three	this, is, have, three
10/23, 25	Dinner, Fly Away	we, get, will, fly

 

This Week's Lesson Plan (September 25th-27th)

Lesson Plan

Week 37

Theme: Yummy, Yucky!

Subject: Exploring senses and tastes.

Book: Bread and Jam for Frances

Target Language: I smell…I taste…I hear…I touch…I see…

yummy, delicious, yucky, sweet, sour, spicy

Sight Words: want, new, one, two

Lesson 1 (Tuesday, September 25^h )

Word Wall

Teacher reviews new words and expressions for this month.

Story Time-Bread and Jam for Frances

Teacher reads Bread and Jam for Frances.  During the reading, teacher asks students if Frances likes to eat the foods in the book.  Students answer with “he likes…/he doesn’t like…”

Special Activity-Clay Spaghetti

At the end of the story, Frances liked to eat spaghetti and meatballs. Students make clay spaghetti by mixing colors together and rolling clay.

Review

Teacher reviews the key points from the lesson.

Lesson 2 (Thursday, September 27^th )

Market Day

Students get to buy gifts with their points.

Word Wall

Teacher goes over the target language we learned this month.

Sight Words Readers

Teacher shows students the Sight Word Readers for this week: New Socks and Sharing

Reading Time- Sight Words Readers

Students read the mini-books “New Socks” and “Sharing” Teacher goes around the class and helps students sound out the words.

After reading, volunteer students can read the book to the class.

Final Review Game

Teacher and students play a fun game to review the target language learned this month.

We made jam!

Our special jam making day was a success!
It was a little dirty but very fun.  Here are some pictures.

First we looked at the ingredients...

Next, we added the ingredients one-by-one...

Then, we cooked the jam...

Finally, we put labels on our jam.  Ready to eat! Yum!

This Week's Lesson Plan (September 18th-20th)

Lesson Plan

Week 36

Theme: Yummy, Yucky!

Subject: Exploring senses and tastes.

Book: Jamberry

Target Language: I smell…I taste…I hear…I touch…I see…

yummy, delicious, yucky, sweet, sour, spicy

Sight Words: here, are, did, it

Lesson 1 (Tuesday, September 18^th )

Word Wall

Teacher reviews new words and expressions for this month.

Story Time-Jamberry

Teacher reads Jamberry (with a song-like rhythm).  Teacher asks students what the different fruit are and how they taste. 

Special Activity-Making Jam

Teacher asks students, “What will we make today?”  Students say, “Jam!”

Teacher reviews the ingredients and tools that are needed to make jam.

Students walk over to the kitchen.  Teacher goes over safety rules (ex. The stove is very hot.  Please don’t touch the hot stove.)

1. With the help of the teacher, students make jam.

2. While waiting for the jam to cool down, students make label stickers for jam jars.

3. When the jam is cool, students and teacher pour the jam into jars.

4. Enjoy!

Lesson 2 (Thursday, September 20^th )

Word Wall

Teacher goes over the target language we learned this month.

Sight Words Readers

Teacher shows students the Sight Word Readers for this week: The Party and I did it!

Reading Time- Sight Words Readers

Students read the mini-books “The Party” and “I did it” Teacher goes around the class and helps students sound out the words.

After reading, volunteer students can read the book to the class.

Review Game

Students play the “Sight Words Popcorn Game”.  They choose “popcorn” words and read them out to get popcorn points.

Special Class (Tuesday September 18th)

Next Tuesday, we will read the book Jamberry.  Then, we will make blueberry jam in the school kitchen!
Some children don't know what blueberries are so it will be a fun class!

Here are the things we need to make jam:

1. blueberries

2. sugar

3. lemon juice
4. a jar

5. a spoon
6. a pot

This Week's Lesson Plan (September 11th, 13th)

Lesson Plan

Week 35

Theme: Yummy, Yucky!

Subject: Exploring Senses and Tastes.

Book: The Eye Book

Target Language: I smell…I taste…I hear…I touch…I see…

yummy, delicious, yucky, sweet, sour, spicy

Sight Words: help, at, find, the

 

Lesson 1 (Tuesday, September 11^th )

Word Wall

Teacher reviews new words and expressions for this month.

Teacher focuses on this week’s sense: sight.  Students say one thing that they see (ex. I see a pig.  I see a friend.).

Story Time-The Eye Book

Teacher asks students to point to their eyes.  Teacher asks students what sense it is (ex. Can I say…I smell? I hear? Students say: No! I see…)

Teacher asks students about the correct pronunciation of ‘see’ (Many people say ‘I she’ not ‘I see’).

Activity-Face Senses

Students make a face using color paper, craft eyes, chocolate candies and yarn.  Teacher tells students that each part has a different feel and sense.

Lesson 2 (Thursday, September 13^th )

Word Wall

Teacher goes over the target language we learned this month.

Sight Words Readers

Teacher shows students the Sight Word Readers for this week: Helpers and Find it!

Reading Time- Sight Words Readers

Students read the mini-books “Helpers” and “Find it!” Teacher goes around the class and helps students sound out the words.

After reading, volunteer students can read the book to the class.

Next Week’s Preview-Making Jam!

Teacher tells students that we will make blueberry jam next week.  Teacher teaches students the names of the ingredients we need to make jam. Yummy!

-blueberries

-sugar

-lemon juice

-jar

This Week (September 4th, 6th)

We had a very fun week!

On Tuesday, we read the book "Eating the Alphabet".

Reading the book made us very hungry so we made Yummy Books with smelly fruit stickers.

On Thursday, read our sight words readers.  Then, we played a tasting game.  I gave students three tastes: 1. sweet 2. sour  3. sweet and sour.  It was funny to see the children's sour faces!

Here is a video of the tasting game!

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I made this blog because I took many pictures and videos in class.  It's very easy to share them on a blog.  I hope you enjoy looking at them!