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The document outlines a week-long unit plan for a first grade class to learn about the five senses. Each day of the week focuses on a different sense: hearing on Monday, taste on Tuesday, touch on Wednesday, sight on Thursday, and smell on Friday. A variety of activities using worksheets, art projects, music, videos, and food will engage students and accommodate different learning styles. Technology such as a TV, DVD player, computer and projector will also be used.
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- 1. The Five Senses PowerPoint Unit Plan Carly Cooper
- 2. Analyze the Learner O First Grade Class O Age level: 6-7 years old (24 students total) O Academic level of first graders O Gender: 14 female and 10 male O No specific exceptionalities
- 3. Main Objective O My first grade class will learn the five senses through sight, touch, noise, smell, and taste within one week with 100 percent accuracy. In addition, worksheets, art projects, music, videos, objects, games, a nd food will be used to assure that all learning styles will be included.
- 4. Breakdown O Monday: Hearing O Discussion on the ear, games including musical chairs, examples of instruments and their sounds, and worksheets O Tuesday: Taste O Discussion of taste buds, sour and sweet activities, bitter and salty activities, and worksheets O Wednesday: Touch O Discussion of “touch,” exercises of soft versus hard, textures, games, silly putty, hot and cold, and use of objects
- 5. Breakdown O Thursday: Sight O Discussion of the eye, color versus black and white, art projects, texture, video, coloring worksheets, and color recognition exercise O Friday: Smell O Discussion of the nose, good versus bad smells, exercises with unlit candles (scent only), worksheets, and “favorites” discussion
- 6. Use of Technology O Electronics: Television, DVD player, CD player, CDs, DVDs, computer, and projector O Other: Worksheets, Crayons, Papers, Markers, C andles, Foods, Chairs, Guitar, Trumpet, Dr um, Tambourine, Candies, Sandpaper, Co tton balls, Rocks, Silly putty, and Color cards
- 7. Work Cited O http://edhelper.com/five_senses.htm O http://www.jumpstart.com/parents/worksheets/the-5-senses- worksheets O http://idahoptv.org/dialogue4kids/season10/senses/facts.cfm O http://www.kidcyber.com.au/topics/body_senses.htm O http://www.bklynpubliclibrary.org/sites/default/files/files/pdf/kid zone/booklists/Five%20Senses%20July%202012.pdf