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Pre-K Lesson Plans

This is my first time making my own lesson plan and I would love to share it!  Please review it and leave feedback :)

This lesson plan is aimed for boys ages 3-4.  It can be altered to girls but this coming year I will only have boys so you will not see girly things in the themes.

I am planning for a 5 day lesson plan.  These links only document 4 days.  If I find the time I will try to upload the 5th days lesson. I have them handwritten in my binder right now.

There is an activity book I am using for the lesson plan as well that has handwriting practice in it and a few activity pages that correlate to the theme.  This can be easily substituted for any other handwriting activity or activity book that has A-Z and 1-10 practice in it.

Please keep in mind these are my first drafts and I just want to share the ideas for anyone who is looking.  I pencil in edits all the time and don't remind myself to review the hand motions on the lesson plan because we use the motion every time we say the letter, therefore we are doing it a lot during the week.

I will be adding links to each week category as the year goes on probably twice a week.
I counted out the weeks so that week 9 falls on the week of Halloween.

The week before Halloween I will be on a Honeymoon and will not be doing preschool that week but plan to jump right back in on my return.


You can review my daily lesson plans here by clicking on the links below. 

 Letter C (Creation part 1)
Week 1
Week 1 End
For more information about week 1

Construction post 1
Construction post 2

Letter A (Creation part 2)
Week 2
Week 2 End
For more information about week 2

Alligators post

Letter S (Adam and Eve)
Week 3
Week 3 End
For more information about week 3

Snakes post

Letter R (Noah)
Week 4
Week 4 end
For more information about week 4

Letter L (Abraham)
Week 5
Week 5 end
For more information about week 5

Letter E (Joseph)
Week 6
Week 6 End
For more information about week 6
Egypt Post

Letter P (Moses)
Week 7
Week 7 End
For more information about week 7

Letter T (Ten commandments)
Week 8
Week 8 End
For more information about week 8

Review
Week 9
Week 9 end
For more information about week 9


Lessons below are geared for boys age 5.  Again I didn't have a girl in this preschool year but Doll Dragon (my daughter) did join in some of the activities and enjoyed them.

In these lesson plans we focused more on the theme then the letter.  At this point, age 5, Little Dragon had his letters figured out.

We worked on being ready for Kindergarten.  Numbers 11-20, shape recognition, uppercase/lowercase, and reading.

Letter B (3 bears)
Week Review
b vs d (printable)

 Letter M (Meat Eaters)
Week Review
Meat Eater Sorting (printable)

SH Sound (Sharks)
Week Review
Shark Species (printable)

Letter E (Easter and Eggs)
Week Review

Shapes
Week Review




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