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Teacher Candidate
Date/Time of Scheduled
Visit
Name/Address of School
Age/Grade level
Cooperating Teacher
Paola Navarrete
April 5, 2016
Name of Lesson
Content
area(s)/developmental
domain(s) addressed
Family Tree
What concepts or developmental skills will this lesson address?
Concepts:
Social Studies
Reading/writing
Art
Developmental Skills:
Cognitive skills
Fine gross skills
Social-emotional
Describe Family?
They will cut leaves, color and glue together a tree to represent each
family member.
They will share their project with a classmate.
2nd lesson of three
the 1st lesson
described the
family members.
Why is there a need for this lesson?
Rationale
N/A
Pre-Kindergarten
N/A
This lesson is important because it fosters math, artistic creativity, and helps
20 min.
What will children know, or demonstrate as a result of this learning experience?
This activity will help students express themselves and find similarities in their
families.
Connections to
standards
Which NYS Early Learning, or Common Core Standards are addressed? Are there
other standards used?
Domain 5: Cognition and knowledge of the world
Social studies:
Develops a basic awareness of self as an individual, self within the context of
family, and self within the context of community.
a) Identifies him/herself by using characteristics such as gender, ethnicity, race,
religion, language and culture.
b) Describes how each person is unique and important.
c) Identifies family members, family characteristics and functions.
d) Identifies as a member of a family.
e) States how families are similar and different.
2. Demonstrates awareness and appreciation of their own culture and other
cultures.
a) Talks about and/or shows items related to his/her family and cultural traditions
to others.
b) Questions why and/or how people are similar/different.
c) Describes some of the holidays, dances, foods, costumes and special events,
related to his/her own culture.
d) Demonstrates an understanding of similarities and differences between and
Language Objectives
Resources/materials
needed:
(Include any worksheets or
sources of evidence for
childrens learning you will
use during the activity)
Technology inclusion (if
applicable)
N/A
Construction paper
Scissors
Glue
Markers
Student will then have to glue leaves to a tree that has branches.
As the students work on this activity the teacher will walk around
observing, demonstrating and scaffolding.
When students are done gluing students will bring back the activity to the
rug.
Independent Practice (small group activity, working with partners, or
independently)
Students will go back to their table to built a family tree.
Closure (sharing/reflection, next steps)
Method of assessing
childrens
understanding of
lesson/activity/objective
(s)
(Be sure to include any
tools, rubrics/checklists
and/or worksheets you will
use for assessment(s)
While sitting on the rug students will be asked to turn to the person on
their right side and share their project with them
Pre-assessment
Outline the steps you will
take to evaluate
students prior
knowledge.
I will ask students:
What is family?
What is a family tree?
Do you have brothers
and sisters?
Assessment of Student
Learning Outline the steps
you will take to evaluate
students learning. What
evidence will I have to
assess whether students
have successfully achieved
the content objectives?
Friends what did you learn
about each others family?
Assessment of
Childrens Language
Learning
Outline the steps you
will take to evaluate
students language
learning. What
evidence will I have to
assess whether
students have
successfully achieved
the content objectives?
When assessing I will
be using my
observation to see if
the students have
Supporting children
with identified delays
or disabilities
What considerations
should I keep in mind
regarding cultural
relevance, age
appropriateness, and
ability levels for all
learners?
Any additional
information that would
be helpful for the
observer to know
Observer feedback on the lesson plan, including commendations and recommendations for improving aspects
of the learning activity