by: stevie misner. essential question what is the difference between capital and lowercase letters...
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By: Stevie Misner
Essential Essential QuestionQuestion
What is the difference between capital and lowercase letters and what sounds do they make??
Kindergarten students identify and write the letters of the alphabet. Students learn that individual letters are different from printed words, that words have spaces between them, and that print is read from left-to-right and from top-to-bottom.
The students will learn how to recognize, write and pronounce the letters of the alphabet.
Learn that we read right to left, the difference betweens letters, words, and complete sentences.
As well as capital and lowercase letters.
The alphabet could be all 3 learning domains but
mostly cognitive.
Cognitive: The students will learn to know and learn the letters.Comprehend their meaning and sounds.Then apply the letters to everyday things, analyze, synthesize and begin to build words and evaluate.
Is for apple
Is for ball
Is for car
Is for dog
Is for elephant
This makes the Aaa sound
This makes the Buh sound
This makes a Ka sound
A D makes a Duh sound
This is an Ehh sound
Is for fork
Is for grass
Is for hot dog
Is for Ice cream
An F makes a Faa sound
This makes a Guhh sound
This makes a Huuh sound
This sounds like eye
Is for Jelly
J makes a Juu sound
Is for Kite K makes a Kuu sound
Is for love
This makes a Luh sound
Is for monkey
Makes a mmm sound
N is for nighttime
Makes a nuh sound
Stands for owl
Makes an oww sound
Is for popcorn
P makes a paa sound
Is for queen
Makes a sounds like kwa
Is for rabbitThis makes a ruh sound
Is for snakeMakes a ssss sound
Is for truckT makes a Tuh sound
Is for umbrella
Makes a uhh sound
Is for violin
Makes a vuh sound
Is for whaleMakes a waa sound
Stands for X-ray
Makes an ecks sound
Is for yellow
Makes a yuh sound
Stands for zebra
Makes a zuh sounds
•The students will search around the classroom for as many things as they can that start with the first letter of their name.
•Each day we will have a letter of the day and base everything that day around it such as our snack for the day.
•As a group they students will have a worksheet that has a baby animal and a mommy animal along with the capital and lower case letter of the animal and the students must match them all together
•In partners they will have a letter and try and come up with as many words that starts with that letter in one minute.
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The End!References:•http://www.internet4classrooms.com/kplus_alpha.html
•http://www.nwlink.com/~Donclark/hrd/bloom.html