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Repeated Reading
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Repeated Reading According to research, it is recommended that preschool teachers prepare children for later reading instruction. They can do so by introducing the five critical building blocks for literacy including phonological awareness, letter identification, vocabulary knowledge, print concepts, and a positive attitude toward reading (Henry, 2019). (Early Learning Standards, ELA Introduction) 

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09/26/2022
Safety Procedures
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Talk with children about things that can keep them safe in various environments. This can include safety tips for home, school, sports, outside play. You can read Officer Buckle and Gloria by Peggy Rathmann for ideas.  

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Social Studies
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11/16/2022
Silly Sally - Actions
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Students will move to act out the sections in the story as they are given 2 step directions (Safely place your hands on the ground so your head is upside down and walk backwards, dance a jig like the pig and sing a tune like the loon). 

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Physical Education
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11/08/2022
Storytelling with a Twist
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After hearing a familiar story, Child(ren) will create something new to change the plot.  For example, what would happen if it were Goldilocks and the Three Cats?  DIscuss how that would change the events in the story?  Child(ren) could change the characters in a story, the setting of the story, the beginning, middle, or end of a story, the sequence of events in the story, etc. 

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English Language Arts
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Utah Lesson Plans
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10/20/2022
Telling Stories
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Children will take turns adding to stories.  You can pick a topic and start off by saying “Once upon a time…” and then take turns embellishing and extending the story.  The goal is to pay attention to details, attend to one another while building their working memory, focusing their attention, and practicing self-control. 

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Utah Lesson Plans
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08/12/2022
Weather
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Children will look out the window to determine what the weather conditions are for the day and determine what clothes would help them be comfortable to dress in for the day.

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Science
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Utah Lesson Plans
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08/04/2022