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Lesson Plan: Introducing Nouns
|Teacher: |
|Date: 01/09/2013 |
|Lesson Title: Introducing Nouns |
|Level: Primary Grade |
|Time Frame for Lesson: 4 days |
|Materials: Copy of the book, The Jacket I wear in the Snow by Shirley Neitzel and illustrated by Nancy Winslow Parker; whiteboard, magazines, scissors. |
|Lesson objective(s): Teach children about nouns and how to identify them in their everyday life. |
|Day 1&2: |
|ENGAGEMENT |
|Introduce children in the text. Read The Jacket I wear in the Snow by Shirley Neitzel. |
|EXPLORATION |
|Recall the story and the objects presented in it, and have the children discuss their own day at the snow, by making them name objects they took, people who |
|went with them, and the place they went to.

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