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Grade: 1st NE Standards: - 1.1.4 By the end of first grade, students will read and demonstrate comprehension at grade one level, using a variety of strategies. - 1.3.1 By the end of first grade, students will identify information gained and complete tasks through listening. Integrated discipline: - Social Skills - Art Objectives: - The students will be able to listen attentively to the story The Very Quiet Cricket by Eric Carle. - The students will be able to correctly name one insect from the book. - The students will accurately draw their insect on the class mural. Assessment: - Students will accurately draw their insect based on the description given in the book. - Students will use comprehension skills to find an insect in the story and what it looks like. - Students will accurately draw their insect on the class mural. Materials: - Large paper for mural - The Very Quiet Cricket by Eric Carle - Markers - Crayons - Pencils Procedures: Anticipating Set: - Ask the students what kind of insects they have seen - Tell them you are going to read a story about insects today and that they need to listen carefully to it. Vocabulary: - insects - mural Activities: - Tell the students to pay close attention to the book you are going to read - Read the story The Very Quiet Cricket - Review the story with the students. Ask them questions like what insects were in the book that we mentioned before? What new insects were in the book? - Tell the students you are going to read the story again and they need to pay very close attention because they will be picking one insect to draw. - Read the story again - Tell the students they are going to make a mural of the story. - Have them pick a part of the mural to draw on. - Remind them that the whole class is drawing on the mural so to be considerate of others space. - Tell them to draw their insect accurately according to how it was described in the story. Provision for Special Needs: - Help the students draw the insect - Give them the book to look back at what the insect looked like. Closure: - Have the students show the class their insect and describe its features. Reference: - http://lessonplanspage.com/LATheVeryQuietCricketComprehensionRecogDetail12.htm |