Let's Go to School! - Lesson for Preschool, Chapter - Places I Go

In the "Let's Go to School! " lesson, preschool students will embark on an exciting journey to explore the concept of school, a fundamental place within their community. This lesson is a part of the "Places I Go" chapter in the "World Around Us" unit, designed to help young learners understand and connect with their immediate environments. Throughout this lesson, students will engage in various activities designed to familiarize them with the school setting.

The lesson begins with an introduction to the school environment, where students will learn to identify common people such as teachers, classmates, and staff, as well as key places within a school like classrooms, the library, and the playground. This foundational knowledge is crucial as it helps students build a sense of belonging and understand the roles of different individuals in their school community.

Additionally, through the Vocabulary: Assessment 1 Worksheet, students will enhance their language skills by learning specific terms related to the school setting. This vocabulary development is important for improving their communication skills and aiding in their overall academic growth.

Estimated classroom time: 11 min
Chapter: Places I Go
Unit: World Around Us
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Let's Go to School!
Let's Go to School!
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Schools: Identify Common People and Places
Schools: Identify Common People and Places
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Vocabulary: Assessment 1 Worksheet
Vocabulary: Assessment 1 Worksheet
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  • Activity 1 / Let's Go to School!

  • Activity 2 / Schools: Identify Common People and Places - Quiz

    Students will review familiar objects, experiences, etc. associated with school.

  • Activity 3 / Vocabulary: Assessment 1 Worksheet

    Looking for a way to assess your child’s vocabulary skills so you can target future learning opportunities? Check out this worksheet that asks kids to circle objects they’d find in school. They’ll use picture clues for reading reinforcement, and practice their fine motor skills as they correctly identify and ring the right words, and you’ll have a better picture of their reading growth and needs.