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The document provides a daily lesson plan for teaching kindergarten students about colors. The plan includes identifying colors through flashcards, matching objects to colors, coloring pictures according to numbers, pasting colored paper onto pictures, playing a color bingo game, and assessing students by having them color a landscape picture. The overall goal is for students to learn to identify, practice the names of, and demonstrate understanding of the colors red, yellow, blue, orange, pink, purple, white and black.
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Colors
- 1. Colors
- 2. Daily Planning Date: May 6th to May 10th , 2013 Level: Kinder A, B, C Daily Routine: Prayer Weather Brainstorming Color song Subject: Math Achievement Indicator: Recognize the Colors (Red, Yellow, Blue, Orange, Pink, Purple, white and black) Concept: The Colors Language Skill: Identify the different colors in their environments. Attitude: Practice the name of the colors. Warm up: Observe the flashcards and tell the name of the colors that they see. Main Activity: Draw a line to match according the object that they see. Colors the pictures according to the numbers. Tear pieces of paper and paste in the picture. Close up: Play a Bingo game Assessment: Color the landscape. 5 minutes 30 minutes 5 minutes
- 4. Draw a line to match the picture with the correct color