• Links to Kindergarten Lessons:

     

    Basic Concepts

    • In this lesson students will learn the basic concepts: first, next and last.

    Before and After

    Before and After: Playdough

    • These lessons target basic concept vocabulary development through sign language, literature, listening comprehension, and multimedia elements.

    Deleting Phonemes

    • In this lesson students will learn to segment, blend, and delete phonemes in words.

    Few and Many

    • This lesson demonstrates the concepts of few, many, and none as Scruffy Dog tries to eat a snack.

    First, Second, Third

    •  This lesson targets ordinal numbers throughout the classic tale, The Three Little Pigs.

    Several

    • Ms. Porzi teaches students sign language, reads a story, answers questions, and completes an activity to develop the concept of several.

    Starting

    • Ms. Overbeck teaches students the concept of starting, and the antonym of finishing, through sign language, a Brennan story, and comprehension questions.

     In & Out

    • Ms. Overbeck teaches students the concepts of in and out through sign language, a story, and a humorous video at the end.

     Almost, Empty, Full

    • Apply to concepts of almost, empty, and full while making chocolate milk with Ms. Van Remmen.

     

    Links to 1st Grade Lessons:

     

    When You Need To Cool Off

    • This lesson targets successful use of social language to navigate situations with intense emotions. Students engage in sign language, listen to a story, and apply “think aloud” strategies in order to comprehend the content of the literature.

    Multiple Meanings

    • In this lesson students will learn multiple meaning words in the process of making empanadas.

    Absurdities

    • This lesson focuses on identifying absurd vocabulary in a sentence and guides students to determine which vocabulary choice would correct the sentence.

    Absurdities II

    • Join Mrs. McElveney (RCSD #7) as she tells an absurd story of her family’s walk in the woods. Help her repair the incorrect vocabulary words and answer questions about the corrected story.

    Review

    • Ms. Kryger supports students in processing language within literature. She targets synonyms, antonyms, and social language.