Addition Math Elementary Lesson Plan

Objective: Students learn fine motor skills by writing on small pieces of paper, cutting out words and number. They learn how basic math skills of addition. Art skills are also learned with arranging numbers by colors.

Supplies needed:
Paste (glue may be too messy for this project)
Orange, blue, yellow and red construction paper
Scissor
Permanent marker

1.  Write the number one on the orange sheet 20 times. Cut them into individual strips.
2. Glue them on the paper as shown above, leaving spaces for the plus signs.
3. Have your child fill in the plus signs and the equal signs; count them up.
4. Write the numbers 2-6 on the red paper and cut them out.
5. Have him paste the corresponding numbers in red to the sequence.

Tip: You can also choose not to glue the numbers and make it out of a game in which you can mix them up and have your child sort them any way they want by matching the addition problems to the right answers.

Preschool Language Arts Lesson Plan #1

Objectives: Learn new vocabulary words. Gain basic motor skills. Learn how to read sentences.

Supplies:
Coloring pencils, markers or crayons
Scissors
Old catalogs, magazines or kids textbooks
Glue
Color construction paper
Notebook or copy paper
2 Poster boards

Cut out various pictures from your old catalogs, books or magazines. Allow students to pick which pictures they want to cut out. Guide them in cutting out these pictures by allowing them to grasp the scissors while you direct them.
 Write the names of the events, people or objects in the picture on strips of copy paper. Have them match the picture with the words.
  Once they have matched all of the names with the pictures, have them paste the name-picture groups on the large poster board.

Cut out some more pictures from your books. Have them pick pictures that show events (kids running, people playing, walking, going to the store etc.) and show them how to use the scissors to cut them out.
Ask the students what is happening in the pictures. As they explain write down one sentence about the event on strips of paper.
Have them match the sentences to the pictures. Once they have done so, allow them to paste the groups on to your other poster board.