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5/23/2013

Early Childhood Education


Learning Experience Template

Name: Claire Raison Lesson Title: Painting without the brush


Date: 3/3/24 Grade Level: Preschool (Skyriders room) Circle one: ECE PKSN
Standard(s)/Guideline(s):

Domain: Creative Development


Strand: Artistic Engagement and Expression
Statement: 1.a. Expresses ideas and feelings through visual art.

Domain: Language and Literacy


Strand: Language and Communication
Statement: 1.d. Participates in conversations with increasing application of turn-taking skills.

Pre-assessment of current knowledge: I have seen all of the children do finger painting before with the student teacher, so I know they know how to kind of
paint.

Instructional Objectives (2-3) Assessment of Student Learning Learning Experience

Two- Three Assessed Identify Evidence: Academic Language:


Instructional Objective(s): The
student will be able to... - I will take pictures of the children creating - Paint
- I will take notes on what they do and say - Stroke (brush stroke)
- Engage in back in forth - Smock
conversation - Materials: popsicle sticks, Q-tips, Plastic spoons,
- Create an artwork from the Program Monitoring: Sponge, Cotton ball, Sticks from outside
materials given
- I will take photos of all the children's artwork when they
are finished and then upload those photos into a class Procedural steps:
Google slide show so that they can look through it as a
One Assessed Developmental class, as well as parents can see it. - Prior to the activity, set up the objects (colorful paint,
Skill: - On the back of their paper or at the bottom of the slide, popsicle sticks, Q-tips, Plastic spoons, Sponge, Cotton
I will write about what they said and how the ball, Sticks from outside) in the middle of the table in
Language: How they will interactions were. separate bowls
communicate and what they will - Then tell the class they are going to be doing an activity
say today where they are creating paintings without using
Differentiation: paint brushes.
Safety Considerations: - Once set up, call over a small group of students to do
- If a child had a hearing impairment, I would sit closest the art activity
- Non toxic paint to them while explaining the instructions so that they - Tell them to walk over
- Walk to spots could hear better - Then, have them sit down around the table and help
- If a child was unable to hold the painting material in them put on paint smocks
5/23/2013
Early Childhood Education
Learning Experience Template

their hand, I would help them grasp it so that they could - During the creating process, ask questions to the
still participate with the rest of the class! students such as “Why did you choose those materials
to paint with?” “What are you making?” and “Why did
you choose those colors” and “How does that feel,
versus a normal paintbrush”
- After the children create their work, take photos of their
work
- Finally upload photos to a Google Drive to share with the
parents and class.

Authentic Materials:

- Paint (multiple colors)


- Popsicle sticks
- Q-tips
- Plastic spoons
- Sponge
- Cotton ball
- Sticks from outside

Adult Roles:

- Collect the materials needed


- Set up the materials on the table
- Call students over to participate
- Ask questions and engage in conversation with students
while they are creating
- Help put on smocks
- Take pictures

Resources & References:

Reflection: (What have you learned about your students? How will this inform future instruction?)

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