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Destiny Spry

This lesson plan for kindergarteners uses flash cards featuring letters A-Z to foster letter recognition and creativity. Students will identify each letter, then draw an animal that starts with that letter on the back of the card, aiming for a 90% accuracy rate. To enhance engagement, a PowerPoint presentation will be utilized, showcasing photos of the children throughout the year. This interactive approach will help maintain students' interest while reinforcing their understanding of the alphabet in a fun and relatable manner.

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Destiny Spry

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  1. Destiny Spry Learning the Alphabet

  2. Lesson Plan: The lesson plan for the Kindergarteners: Given a set of flash cards with the letters A-Z on them, and the kindergarteners will be able to identify each letter and also draw a animal with the same first letter on the back on the flash card, and with a 90% accuracy. • Audience: Kindergartners; • Behavior: Identify letter and animal for letters A-Z; • Conditions: Flash cards with letter on them and children can draw a animal on back; • Degree: 90% accuracy

  3. How to present pictures For Kindergarteners I feel it would be fun and a new way to present a lesson with pictures would work best with a PowerPoint presentation but at the same time with pictures of them through out the school year so far. So the student may be more engaged because the pictures are of themselves and other students in the classroom.

  4. Questions???.... Here are some questions that would be asked for the appropriate age group: • What is happening in the picture? • When do you think these pictures took place? • What do you see? • Tell me about this picture? • What have you learned? • Do you think you could accomplish this?

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