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CK Lesson Plan 1
CK Lesson Plan 1
McDonald
Class: 2-202
Date: 03/22/2024
Subject Literacy
Standards 1RF3a: Know the letter-sound correspondences for common blends and
consonant digraphs. “Ck”
2RF3: Know and apply phonics and word analysis skills in decoding words.
Objectives When orally presented with short a passage, scholars will correctly spell five out
Four components:
of six targeted words by applying the “ck” spelling rule.
Learner, Behavior,
Condition, Criterion
Prior Instruction Scholars are familiar with consonant sounds and basic spelling patterns.
Assessments Question
“How can we remember when to use "ck" at the end of a word?”
Indicate ongoing
assessments
throughout the lesson ● Ongoing assessments: Teacher observation during guided and independent
as well as the final practice.
check for
understanding ● Final check for understanding: dictation with words containing the "ck"
Attach rubric if spelling rule.
applicable
● Know the short vowel sound comes before the /k/.
● Rubric
Procedure
State the daily lesson "Today, we will learn a special spelling rule called the 'ck' rule to help us spell
objective that will be
words correctly."
communicated to the
students
This needs to be
written in student
friendly language.
“I do”
Explicit Modeling Teacher:
Time required is Thinking out loud, the rule says,
based on objective ● When the /k/ sound in a word immediately follows a short vowel, use ck
requirements.
Think aloud of the instead of k when spelling.
skill. Including clear, Key features
consistent and concise
language. - The word has a /k/ sound
Provide several - The /k/ sound immediately follows a short vowel sound.
models.
Involve students in the Then
later models (ask - Spell using ck
questions in which the
answers rely on ● Uses examples and non-examples to illustrate the "ck" spelling
knowledge from the rule.
first model or previous
knowledge). ● Examples are "lock," "duck," and "back."
● Non-examples are pink and sank
“We do”
Prompted or Guided Teacher, let’s practice together
Practice ● Display words
(taking them through
guided practice). More ● Encourage students to repeat the spelling rule.
than one practice
Scholars
opportunity.
Indicate faded ● Use dry-erase boards to write two words dedicated by the teacher.
prompts. (TAR: Tell
the students how to do ● Turn and talk … Look at the word cat.
it, Ask them how to do Why didn’t we begin the word with ck?
it, Remind them out to
do it) ● Blending lines include nonsense words
Physical prompts to
verbal prompts when
applicable.
Targeted Students
Modifications/ Scholars C and D:
Accommodations
(IEP) ● Allow extra time to complete tasks.
(e.g., extended time)
● Provide step-by-step instructions to break down complex tasks into
smaller, more manageable steps.
● Ensure instructions and explanations are communicated clearly to aid
comprehension.
Scholars R:
● Read and search - read the words, find and color the picture.
Blooms Taxonomy Knowledge: Can you recall the “ck” spelling rule?
Please indicate the
Comprehension: How does the ck spelling rule help us to spell specific words?
levels of questioning
addressed in this Application: Can you write a sentence using a word that follows the “ck” spelling
lesson.
rule?
Analysis: Can you find at least two words that follow the “ck” rule in the
paragraph?
Anchor Chart
Blending Lines
Diagraph -ck
Reviewed words
Challenging words
Sentences
Jack is my dog.
I know when Jack is sick.
If he does not run for the stick, he is sick.
If he does not run after the ducks, he is sick.
If he does not bark at the truck, he is sick.
When Jack is sick, I take him to the vet.
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Rubric
Pre-Assessment