Education 240. You are all now young children For this lesson to work I need you to get some questions wrong during the initial assessment.

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Education 240

You are all now young children For this lesson to work I need you to get some questions wrong during the initial assessment

Red Bird Head Chair

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Describing words Rhyming Letters

 What sound does “A” make ?  What color is this?  What is a word that rhymes with Red?  What sound does “B” make?  A Grandpa is _________ and a baby is ________

 1.1.PK.B: Employ word recognition techniques:  Associate some letters with their names and sounds.  1.6.PK.A: Listen attentively and respond in conversation.  1.6.PK.B: Speak in simple sentences. Share experiences when asked.

 During this presentation I used…  Differentiated instruction ex. Visually, auditory, pictures, text and movement.  Technology  Assessed before the lesson  Short assessment after the lesson  Every detail should be thought of…that being said you might think of 98% of the details and children will always find that 2% you did not prepare for…learn to be flexible.