My Family - Lesson for Preschool, Chapter - Me and My Family
In the "My Family" lesson, designed for preschool students under the unit "World Around Us," children will engage in a multi-faceted learning experience focused on understanding and appreciating the concept of family. Through the engaging and interactive activities included in this lesson, such as "The Finger Family" song, children will develop a fundamental sense of belonging and identity by linking familiar tunes to their family members. This activity not only fosters emotional connections but also enhances memory and learning through music.
Additionally, the Family Coloring Page activity invites creativity while reinforcing the diverse structures and members that make up a family, promoting inclusivity and acceptance from a young age. This hands-on task aids in fine motor skill development as children grasp and manipulate coloring tools.
The "Let's Check! Assessment Worksheet" provides an opportunity to consolidate learning, ensuring that students grasp the lesson's core concepts and can recognize the different aspects and roles within a family setting.
Understanding the concept of family is crucial for preschoolers as it lays the foundation for social skills, empathy, and a sense of security.
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Activity 1 / The Finger Family | Song
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Activity 2 / Develop a Sense of Family - Quiz
In this quiz, students will review the concept of family and identify family members.
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Activity 3 / Family Coloring Page
Take the opportunity to talk about families and have fun with this family worksheet. Young students will not only practice improving fine motor skills when completing the coloring page, but also discuss what family members they see on this printable. This worksheet is a great enrichment activity for the teacher or parent teaching social studies and community activities. Have fun coloring and naming each family member!
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Activity 4 / Let's Check! Assessment Worksheet
How well can your child identify height differences? If you place various objects in a row, can your kid easily pick out which is the longest, and which of the objects is the smallest? Use this worksheet to find out if your child can arrange different things in correct order of height. Look at the picture of a family with your child; ask them if the people have different heights. Can they identify the tallest person? Then, ask your child to check which person is the shortest.
