This lesson plan is for a 2nd grade language arts class about color words. Students will read the book "Caps for Sale" and play a matching game to help them recognize and match color words to the correct colors. The teacher will assess the students by having them color and label caps and complete a homework assignment involving color words.
This lesson plan is for a 2nd grade language arts class about color words. Students will read the book "Caps for Sale" and play a matching game to help them recognize and match color words to the correct colors. The teacher will assess the students by having them color and label caps and complete a homework assignment involving color words.
This lesson plan is for a 2nd grade language arts class about color words. Students will read the book "Caps for Sale" and play a matching game to help them recognize and match color words to the correct colors. The teacher will assess the students by having them color and label caps and complete a homework assignment involving color words.
Subject: Language Arts Grade: 2nd Grade Name of Lesson: Color Words Title of Book: Caps for Sale By: Esphyr Slobodkina NJCCCS: RL 2.10 Objectives: Students will be able to recognize color words. Students will be able to match color words to the correct color. Materials: Caps for Sale by Esphyr Slobodkina Sentence Strips for the sentence Monkey, monkey in a tree, throw the _____________ cap down to me. Color Words Index cards Colored Caps Photocopied caps Crayons Pencils Anticipatory Set: Children will be told that they are going to get to play a matching game. Procedures:
1. The teacher will recap the students knowledge of colors.
2. The teacher will discuss reasons for learning color words (i.e. art class, drawing or mixing paint, traffic lights, etc.) 3. The teacher will introduce the book Caps for Sale and ask what they think the book will be about. 4. The teacher will read the story asking questions to check for understanding. 5. The teacher will introduce the color caps and the monkey sentence. 6. The teacher will give an example of reading the sentence using one color cap and the color word (written in its color). 7. The students will match the color word (written in its color) to the correct color hat. 8. After each match is made, the class will read the sentence together. 9. The teacher will introduce a new set of color words that are not written in different colors. 10. The students will match the correct cap to the color word (not written in its color). 11. The students will read the sentence together. Closure: The teacher will ask: What did we learn today? What did you like about the story? Why do we need to know our color words? Assessment: Students will be asked to choose two colors and color two caps in crayon. Students will then label the caps with the correct color Students will also be given a homework assignment based on color words. Reference: Esphyr Slobodkina. (1940, 1947). Caps for Sale. New York http://www.state.nj.us/education/modelcurriculum/ela/2.shtml