The Grouchy Ladybug Small World Play
Lesson Plan:
Activity:
The Grouchy Ladybug Small World Play
Lesson plan developed by Ms. Erika Geelhoed, BA Ed
Age Group:
* Lesson plan objective and assessment can be adapted to use this activity with school-age children.
Objectives:
Children will:
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Assessment:
- Observe and record the children’s retelling skills. Were they able to name some of the characters, setting, and plot line? You can read the story with them again during the week and re-assess students to document growth in this skill.
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Lady Bug Adventure Game
Developed by Debbie Hasbrook
Materials needed: Construction paper of many colors, scissors, glue, stickers, pipe cleaners, wiggly eyes.
Game pieces: Fold a pipe cleaner in half. Wind the pipe cleaner in a coil with the open points out. Curl the end up like antennae. Glue wiggly eyes.
Instructions: Cut out circles, squares, triangles and octagons. Index cards cut in two, colored markers, laminate or contact paper.
Cut out several small shapes in different colors. Apply a shape of each color on ½ of an index card. Label the card in the correct color with the color, and shape.
Put bug stickers on 4 cards.
Arrange the other shapes in a wiggly line on a blank piece of construction paper.
To Play: Set the cards upside down next to the game board. Have the child choose a card, read the card together. Play by color or shape. Child moves bug game piece to chosen color and shape.
Instructions: Cut out circles, squares, triangles and octagons. Index cards cut in two, colored markers, laminate or contact paper.
Cut out several small shapes in different colors. Apply a shape of each color on ½ of an index card. Label the card in the correct color with the color, and shape.
Put bug stickers on 4 cards.
Arrange the other shapes in a wiggly line on a blank piece of construction paper.
To Play: Set the cards upside down next to the game board. Have the child choose a card, read the card together. Play by color or shape. Child moves bug game piece to chosen color and shape.