- Alphabet
Battle- Students will get exposure to the placement of the letters
of the alphabet in relation to all the other letters of the alphabet.
- Alphabet
Books- A great idea!
- Alphabet
Letters- Students will be able to recognize, identify and write
the letters of the alphabet, with mastery of the letter C in this lesson.
- Alphabet Line-up-
The students will be able to put the letters of the alphabet in the
correct order.
- Alphabet Review
Activities- A through review of each letter using multiple methods.
- Alphabet
Soup- In this lesson, students will research different languages,
focusing on their unique alphabets. Groups will create posters highlighting
each different language's alphabet in order to compare how these systems
of symbols are created and utilized.
- Alphabet
Words- Students will identify words that begin with certain letters
of the alphabet.
- Alphabetical
Autobiography- Students will be able to write vivid descriptions
of events/places/people of importance. Students will be able to edit
their own/others' work.
- Alphabiography
Project: Totally You- After the entry for each letter in their alphabiographies,
students sum up the stories and vignettes by recording the life lessons
they learned from the events.
- Amazon
Alphabet- The great diversity of life in the tropical rain forest
of the Amazon Basin is shown in this activity by having students create
an alphabetic Amazon animal mural.
- Animal
Alphabet: Kindergarten Zoo- Create a "Kindergarten Zoo" to display
in the hall, or turn into a class alphabet book!
- A–Z:
Learning About the Alphabet Book Genre- This lesson exposes second-grade
students to a variety of alphabet books to increase their knowledge
and understanding of the genre.
- Blank Board
Fill-In- On the blackboard, create a of or more sets of the basic
alphabetic keys in the shape of the keyboards, without the letters on
them. Put the "keyboards" side by side.
- Color Code Writing-
The purpose is to lower the frustration point for those students having
a difficult time in forming letters or numbers.
- Fun
with Quotations- "Students will be able to punctuate and capitalize
quotations correctly."
- Learn
Letters- Learn to make the letters of the alphabet.
- Our
Community: Creating ABC Books as Assessment- This lesson plan focuses
on the theme of community, but the idea can be adapted for any unit
of study.
- Surfing for
ABCs- A project to help students learn their ABC's while surfing
the Internet.
- The
Alphabet Game- Children are encouraged to see words/learning as
something fun and challenging; the good spellers are an important part
of the team rather than being looked down on as "bookworms".
- The Letters of
the Alphabet- In this lesson students are asked to gather information
about the alphabet and use of individual letters by counting the frequency
of each letter in a randomly chosen passage.
- The
Vowel Slide- "Students will learn that every word must have
a vowel. Students will also learn how to blend three letters into a
word."
- Walking
Through the Alphabet- "This is a great way to combine movement
while reinforcing letter recognition."
- What’s
in a Name? Teaching Concepts of Letter and Word- We can use something
as familiar and nonthreatening as their names and the names of their
classmates as a starting place for reading and writing. Here's how.
- Who Lives in
the Sea? A class book- I assigned a letter of the alphabet to each
student (some had to have two). I had known that I was going to study
oceans and I am a big book collector.
- Writing
ABC Books to Enhance Reading Comprehension- After reading a piece
of literature in this lesson plan, students explore their text, searching
for literary elements such as characters, setting, figures of speech,
and themes, using the alphabet to organize their findings and publishing
their work in ABC books, using the Alphabet Organizer Student Interactive.
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