Eating The Alphabet By Lois Ehlert

The objectives in my lesson plans measures phonological awareness, alphabetical principle, character, setting, plot and theme. I have incorporated the rhyming book “Little Boy Blue” as a tool in my lesson plan. The objective for this is: Getting the children to recognize two or more words beginning with the same sound. The children begin to hear the beginning sounds of words, rhyming sounds and learn how to separate syllables. Listening to rhyming words helps the children to listen to the words I say and the find the rhyming word. My lesson plan also uses the book “Eating the Alphabet” by Lois Ehlert. The objective for this is: Get the children to recall events of a story in the correct order. This book also teaches the children to recognize their letters, phonemic sounds and reinforcing new vocabulary words.
Also to recognize two or more words beginning with the same sound. Next, I chose the book Eating the Alphabet by Lois Ehlert as a picture book because it shows pictures that are vibrant and fully saturated with color. I chose “I Will Never Not Ever Eat a Tomato” by Lauren Child because it teaches about fussy eaters, which we all know Preschoolers can be at times. The last book I chose was “Stone Soup” by Marcia Brown because it is a multicultural book. It is a European tale that teaches children about sharing and working together to help one another. I enjoyed this book also because it went with my them “Healthy You” and shows wonderful illustrations throughout the