Veronica Said:

I need to teach a Place Value lesson plan for 1st grade for an interview.?

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Base ten blocks or even bundles of straws can help teach place value. Here are a few activities you could incorporate: I did all these with my kindergarten class this year:
1. Give each pair of children a bunch of loose straws (or pretzels if you want to have some fun with it!) and have them make bundles of ten and determine how many they have that way.
2. You can also reverse this idea and give them already bundled straws an single straws and instruct them to go from station to station determining the number.
3. Give each pair two dice and a blank T-chart with a tens and ones column for each child. Each child rolls both dice and puts each of the numbers in a column. For example, rolling a 6 and a 7 could yield 67 or 76. The objective would be to come up with the highest numbers, and more advanced students could even add them up themselves. You want to make sure that children realize that if the 6 is in the tens place it is not a 6, but a 60, because I have found that children beginning this process tend to want to add the 6 and 7 to make 13.

With first grade I would introduce tens and ones and make sure that children are solid with that skills before moving on. Good luck to you!

Daniel Said:

Where can I get online, Grade 1, reading lesson plans? They need to be CA Education approved.?

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gicli.info/reading-teacher/example-of-te…

Shane Said:

Does anyone have 1st grade lesson plans that they would share?

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If you email me at firstgradetchr05@aol.com I will send you the one I use and we are a reading first school.

Bill Said:

Does anyone have 1st grade lesson plans for Harcourt Reading Series?

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On their website they have info and worksheets you can just print off.

Oscar Said:

I Need help with a K or 1st grade lesson plan that shows children that there is family diversity other then?

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You could do a puppet show for the kids. This would probably be very entertaining for them. You could have four of five puppet families, each one different. You could have one family that is two dads or two moms. One family that has adopted children that are another race. One family that has a one white parent and one black parent. And so on.

You could also do an art project. Get kids to draw a picture of their family. If you want to, instead of having the kids use crayons, colored pencils, or markers they could use paint instead. After they have made their picture, get the kids to present their pictures to the class, letting them tell who each member of the family is. It will show kids that not every family has a mom and a dad. You could do the same thing, but instead of having the kids draw the picture, get them to bring in a family photograph and share it with the class.

Leonard Said:

1st grade lesson plan? Help?!?

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For hear tell them to close there eyes and make diffrent sounds in there ear and ask them what they heard.For taste give them diffrent things to taste.