keyopf.blogg.se - Worm Gets a Job by Kathy Caple

I’m probably a bit jaded due to nostalgia, it’s one of my mom’s favorites!) There are lots of things to like, but hopefully you all like each other, and yourself. What are some feeling that you have? Does anyone feel silly? Let’s shake those sillies out! The teacher will also be collecting the “What is an Occupation?” expert report from each student.Today we’re going to have stories all about how we feel. The teacher will take note of the responses during the portion of the lesson when the class is discussing the things to record on the “Learned” section of the KWL chart. The teacher will record the students’ responses on the chart. Summary: After completing the activity, the class will fill in the “Learned” portion of the KWL chart. The students will be given numbered chart paper for which they will color red if the characteristic is false and green if it is true. The class will then complete there expert report, title d "What is an Occupation?" The teacher will call out true and false characteristics of an occupation. The discussion will be supported with a picture poster labeled “Occupation” to reinforce the concept of an occupation. The teacher will then introduce the definition of job and occupation. Instructional Strategies: The lesson will follow with a short video, found on BrainPOP Jr., titled “Community Helpers.” This video discusses different jobs within the community. The teacher will follow the book and brief discussion by recording the students’ ideas and questions they have about jobs on a KWL chart. After reading the story the teacher will pose questions that will engage the students in thinking about jobs. Introduction: The teacher will read the book “Worm Gets a Job” by Kathy Caple.

Expert Report sheet – “What is an Occupation?”.

Book – “Worm Gets a Job” by Kathy Caple.

Use words relating to work, such as jobs, money, buying, and selling. Pre-Kindergarten to Kindergarten Concepts and Skills: Economicsħ.

G) Use vocabulary from other content areas.

K.2 The student will expand understanding and use of word meanings.Ī) Increase listening and speaking vocabularies.

The students will be able to identify the characteristics of an occupation.

Keep people safe, a Doctor’s job is to keep people healthy, etc. > a job someone is paid to do when they grow up (kid friendly definition)Įxample – a teacher’s job is helping students learn, a policeman’s job is to Job (occupation) – “a person's usual or principal work or business, especially as a means of earning a living vocation: Her occupation was dentistry” (). > a task, duty, or responsibility that a person must complete (kid friendly definition)Įxample – homework, school work, taking out the trash, cleaning your Job (literal) – anything a person is expected or obliged to do duty responsibility: “ It is your job to be on time” ().