Reading and
Writing Lesson Plan
Professor
Marianella Rodriguez
First Grade
English Students
Basic Plan
Micro Lesson:
https://youtu.be/YsjTIaSzXgw 
Business/Materials 
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Lesson Objectives 
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-Story Book: Beat
  Bugs in My Life by Josh Wakely 
-Board Diagram the
  Butterfly Cycle 
-Vocabulary
  Representative Toys and Flashcards 
-Sequence Charts 
-Story Map Charts 
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General Objective:
  The child will be able to organize story sequences. 
Specific
  Objectives: 
1.    
  The child will be able to identify story vocabulary. 
2.    
  The child will be able to organize the stages of the butterfly cycle. 
3.     The child will be able to write their
  own story using the stages of the butterfly cycle as story sequence. 
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Warm-up
  and Objective Discussion 
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Class Circle
  Singing Warm up 
To activate prior
  knowledge the children will sit in a circle with the teacher and sing along
  to topics that appear in the story: 
-Good Morning Song 
-Review the Stages
  of the Butterfly using pictures in a device. 
-Happy Birthday
  Song 
Explain to students
  that we will be reading Ask students to listen for story Beat Bugs in My Life
  by Josh Wakely vocabulary and for the beginning, middle and end of the story
  that will depict the butterfly cycle. 
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Instruct and Model 
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Demonstration Using
  a Story Sequence Chart 
The teacher will
  use a diagram on the board to explain ow to fill out a story sequence chart. 
  The teacher will use TPR and the diagram visuals to assist the children to
  follow through and the concepts of beginning, middle and end of the story. 
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Guided Practice 
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Read A-Long Beat
  Bugs in My Life by Josh Wakely 
As emergent readers
  a guided read a long is a great initial practice. 
The teacher reads a
  page with great inflections and pauses. 
The children repeat
  the sentence right after the teacher as a group. 
Children may
  practice as if they are chanting, different class levels are prominent at
  this point since the students are emergent readers.  
Following along
  will help reinforce phonics, sight words, grammar structures, etc. 
Each time we reach
  a vocabulary word teacher will pause to show an image or toy that represents
  the word. 
Introduce students
  to future tense. 
Review the story
  with students and pause each time we find future tense verbs. 
Write the words on
  the board.   
Explain that the
  next series of activities will involve writing and that students can decide
  to use future tense in their writing if it helps their narration. 
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Independent Practice 
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Writing Activities:
   
Assignment: A
  Moment of Change and Transformation in My Life (Can be a fictional Character
  or Autobiographical. 
Pre-writing Activity 
Students will fill out a chart about a story
  sequence chart to help the structure their story ideas, the students will
  choose their own characters and think of story mapping as they tie it in to their
  ideas. 
Model on the board an example of the activity.  
Writing Activity 
To help students create a story sequence have them
  start with an online search of probable characters and different possible
  settings so the students can gather ideas and clear, descriptive imagery. Have
  the students write their new ideas down and pair up with a classmate to share
  ideas about their stories.  After ten
  minutes each student will return to their desk and start writing! 
Make sure to walk around the classroom to help
  students out! 
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Assessment 
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Students will make an oral story presentation to the
  class.  Students will pre-record their
  presentations on YouTube.  Each student
  can be creative about presentations, including pictures, puppets, etc. 
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Micro Lesson: 

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