Kindergarten Letter A Lesson Plan (English)

Topic: Writing A

Objectives & Outcomes

• Students will be able to write the letter A correctly on a blank piece of paper.

Materials

• Pencils
• Blank paper
• A writing template with the letter A written on it

Warm-up

• Students will be able to recognize and name the letter A.
• Students will practice tracing the letter A on a blank piece of paper.

Presentation

• Show the students the writing template with the letter A written on it.
• Ask the students to trace the letter A on a blank piece of paper.
• Help the students if they have any difficulties.

Review

• Have the students trace the letter A on a blank piece of paper.
• Encourage the students if they have any difficulties.

Homework

• Have the students practice writing the letter A at home.
• Have the students color the picture of the letter A.

Guided Practice

• Have the students work with a partner to use the markers to trace the letter A on the white paper.
• Have the students use the scissors to cut out the letter A.
• Have the students use the glue to glue the letter A to the construction paper.

Independent Practice

• Have the students use the markers to trace the letter A on the white paper.
• Have the students use the scissors to cut out the letter A.
• Have the students use the glue to glue the letter A to the construction paper.

Closure

• Ask the students to say the letter A out loud.
• Ask the students to point to the letter A on the chart.
• Ask the students to show their letter A to the teacher.

Assessment

• Observe the students during independent practice to see if they are able to write and trace the letter A correctly.
• Collect the students' written and traced letters and use them to assess their understanding of the letter A.