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Lesson Plan Template

  • Grade

  • Subject

  • Section

Kindergarten

ELA

Print Concepts

  • Competency

Word recognition

  • Aligned Standards

Reading: Foundational Skills

  • Strand

RF.K.1.b

  • Vocabulary

Word Twins Hunt

Find the Same Two Words

Prerequisite Skill

None Assigned

Materials and Preparation

  • Guided Practice Worksheet: Find the Same Two Words 

  • Independent Practice Worksheet: Find the Same Two Words Set of three to four-word cards (e.g., bell, net, bell)

Learning Objectives

Students will identify and recognize the same two words by understanding that words consist of letters in the same order.

Introduction

Begin with a question: "Can you pick out the two words that are the same?" Display a set of three to four words to introduce the concept.

Explicit Instruction/Teacher modeling

Learn with an Example: Present a set of words (e.g., bell, net, bell). Pose the question: "Which two words are the same?" Emphasize the key idea: "A word is made up of letters, and a word always has the same letters in the same order." Provide examples: "Bed and red are different because the letters are not all the same. Rod and nod are different because the letters are not in the same order." Highlight the solution: "The two words in bold have the same letters in the same order. They are the same word."

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Guided Practice

Distribute the Guided Practice Worksheet: Find the Same Two Words. Students work in pairs or groups to circle the words that are the same.

Independent Practice

Distribute the Independent Practice Worksheet: Find the Same Two Words. Students independently circle the words that are the same. Monitor for misconceptions and intervention needs.

Differentiation

Support

Offer additional support activities to address misconceptions. Common misconception: "Some students may struggle with recognizing words that are the same due to variations in letter order."

Extension

Provide extension activities for students who grasp the concept quickly, such as introducing longer words or words with similar endings.

Assessment

Assess student understanding through observations during guided and independent practice, as well as through the exit ticket.

Review and closing

Summarize the importance of recognizing words based on the order of letters. Reinforce the concept that the same words have the same letters in the same order.

Misconceptions

Some students may struggle with recognizing words that are the same due to variations in letter order.

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