Lesson Topic: Phonological Awareness Grade level: First
Length of lesson: 15 minutes Desired Results State Content Standard(s): CCSS.ELA-Literacy.RF.1.2a Distinguish long from short vowel souns in s!o"en single-sylla#le wors. CCSS.ELA-Literacy.RF.1.2# $rally !rouce single-sylla#le wors #y #lening souns %!honemes&' incluing consonant #lens. CCSS.ELA-Literacy.RF.1.2c (solate an !ronounce initial' meial vowel' an final souns %!honemes& in s!o"en single-sylla#le wors. Central Focus: Stuents will unerstan) that wors have #eginning' mile' an ening souns that when souns are com#ine together they can form wors there is a relationshi! #etween wor wor" an !icture #oo"s Essential Question(s): What is the beginning, middle, and ending sound? What words do these sounds make? Student objectives (outcomes): Students will be able to: Verbally give beginning, middle, and ending sounds of words they hear. Listen to letter sounds of a word spoken and respond verbally with the word that the sounds make when blended together. Distinguish whether a vowel sound is long or short Assessment Evidence Performance Tas(s): Students will use call and response format while practicing their phonological awareness using word from a picture book !t"er Evidence: Students will be able to use this skill to stretch words when reading and writing. #earnin$ Plan #earnin$ Activities: I will remind students of the book that we read on Monday by Jan Brett. We will then begin the activity using the call and response method Skill 9 !What is the first sound in this word"# $edgie% cat% icy% den% puppy% &isa% meow% snowstorm% tugged% keep Skill '( !What is the last sound in this word"# hedgehog% gander% oink% places% hat% keep% cackle% pony% purr% hen Skill '' !What is the middle sound"# !Is it long or short"# line% chest% nose% fit% poke% way% hat% keep% top% wind Skill ') !What word do these sounds make"# *+SW,-S. chest% hat% woolen% bark% snows% winter% gander% s/uealed% meow% cluck Resources and %aterials: The Hat by Jan Brett Phonological Awareness paper for skills 9-12 Re&uired Accommodations'%odifications: Due to this being a whole group lesson it will take additional reinforcement to keep students on track and participating. eminders to students to actively participate for their own benefit in learning and praising students that are doing really well. The call!respond can get shaky at times, if this happens, stop and regroup the students and then begin again. E(tendin$ t"e #esson These are whole week lessons. The book is read the first day and there are " skills for each day that use the words from the book. Students have the opportunity to take these skills and e#tend them into their own reading and writing. These skills can also be practiced during short wait times at bathrooms or when activities take less time than planned.