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CURRICULUM & LEARNING ENVIRONMENT * 3 HOURS * LEVEL 2

Classroom Use of Dr. Seuss
Dr. Seuss Theme: Gross Motor Skills Lesson Plans

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Hop on Pop Sight Word Jump
Age Group: Preschool
* Lesson plan objectives and assessment can be adapted to use this activity with school-age children.
Objectives:
  • Student will develop the gross motor skills of jumping and balancing
  • Student will practice common sight words
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Hop on Pop Sight Word Jump
CDA Competency Standard:   II.4.4b
  • Candidate’s facilitate promotes children’s physical development.
o   b) Guides the development of children’s fine and gross motor skills
Materials: 
  • Hop on Pop by Dr. Seuss
  • yellow paper
  • black marker
  • contact paper
Procedure: 
  1. Prepare for the activity by creating the paper sight or “popcorn” words. 
  2. Use the contact paper to stick the words to the floor.
  3. Read Hop on Pop with your students. 
  4. Encourage students to practice saying the popcorn words as they jump. 
  5. You can rotate the different sight words as the weeks progress.
Assessment: 
Observe and record the student’s gross motor skills. Were they able to jump from sight word to sight word while saying the word orally? What words did they struggle with? Be sure to review these with them. 
Resource:
Sight words, also referred to as “high-frequency words” should be able to be recognized on sight. They are some of the most used words in the English language and are fundamental in reading. They often don’t follow typical sound patterns, which makes memorization necessary.  For more information on sight words, visit http://www.speechbuddy.com/blog/language-development/what-are-sight-words/.
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For Future Reference
When this training is over, it's going to be hard to remember all these lesson plans! We want you to get the most from this training, and continue to use this information in your classroom.  We have put the lesson plans in this course, that are produced by Successful Solutions, on our resource website, www.Lessons4Learners.com, where you can continue to access them after your training expires. 

Be sure to bookmark the direct link to the page where the Dr. Seuss lesson plans can be found for easy access in the future at:   http://www.lessons4learners.com/dr-seuss.html