Model Lesson Plan for a Phonics Lesson Day 1

Model Lesson Plan for a Phonics Lesson Day 1
Teacher:__________________________ Date(s): ____________________
Name of School Principal (if you are the classroom teacher) or Classroom Teacher:
________
School Phone Number: _________
Student (first name only) Target Skill:
Rationale:
SMART Goal of the Lesson:
Target Skill for this lesson series:
In a previous assessment, the group exhibited satisfactory capability
working with short vowels and consonant sounds especially with r-controlled
syllables. Even as they demonstrated expertise in identifying both initial and
concluding vowels, their mastery of short and long vowels. Therefore, they
require much effort when spelling and decoding vowel teams as they are
struggling with R-controlled words, decoding a majority of multisyllabic
words and variant vowels.
Skills to review within this lesson:
John Seaman will be able to achieve a 90%; or more when reading and
spelling words having r-controlled vowels for ar, or, er, ir and ur.
Phonemic Awareness Activity
Day 1:
Introducing the R-Controlled Syllables
With the help of the r-controlled vowels (ar, or, er, ir and ur) written on a
card, teach the students, how ‘r’ controls the vowel sounds. In the case of a
closed syllable that has at least a consonant that closes in on a vowel, the
vowel followed by an ‘r’ can never make the expected sound. In this case,
make it clear that ‘r’ changes this vowel sound and that is what makes it an
‘r’ controlled syllable. R-controlled syllables only count as one when
counting the number of sounds in a given word.
Time:
20 minutes
Materials
Spelling support
card
2 Sticky notes
White board and
marker pens
Notebook paper
Phoneme-grapheme review
Grapheme cards:
Write the letters ff, t, n, b and s on a card 1. Then write letters n, t, k, s and t
on card 2.
Time:
Materials
Spelling support
card
2 Sticky notes
Ask the students to read all the words that are formed on the sticky notes
such as stiff, tub, nut, bus, sit in card 1 and sun, tick, kick,
Finding Words in Mini Charts
Ask the students to look for the word in mini charts making the /er/ sound
(card 1 farm, her, barn, her). Ask the students regarding some of the ways
they can use to spell the sound /er/. For instance, “What ways do you think
we can spell the /er/ sound?” (e-r, u-r, i-r). Ask them to read the words on the
cards and then pose another question, “Are there some other ways we can
spell the /er/ sound?” (o-r and a-r)
Ask the students to look for the word in mini charts making the /ar/ sound
(card 2 farm, harm, barn, and yarn). Ask the students regarding some of the
ways they can use to spell the sound /ar/. For instance, “What ways do you
think we can spell the /ar/ sound in farm?” (a-r). Ask them to read the words
on the cards and then pose another question, “Are there some other ways we
can spell the /ar/ sound?” (a-r-e and o-r-r)
Ask the students to look for the word in mini charts making the /or/ sound
(card 3 fork, cork, born, and corn). Ask the students regarding some of the
ways they can use to spell the sound /or/. For instance, “What ways do you
think we can spell the /or/ sound?” (o-r). Ask them to read the words on the
cards and then pose another question, “Are there some other ways we can
spell the /er/ sound?” (e-y--r-e), e-r-e, e-i-r, and a-r)
White board and
marker pens
Notebook paper
Spelling support
card
2 Sticky notes
White board and
marker pens
Notebook paper
Sound Dictation:
Under this, say, “Let us see what will happen to these vowels sounds when
letter ‘r’ follows them. Then, read each word together with the ones on the
sticky note letter.
Ask the students regarding the vowel sound it makes
Try removing the sticky note and allow the students to read the new word.
Ask the students if they can detect whether the vowel makes the same sound
Spelling support
card
2 Sticky notes
White board and
marker pens
Notebook paper
Daily reflections
and notes.
Assessment and Reflection:
Materials
Daily reflections
and notes.
Collected work
samples.

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