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Cat in the Hat Lesson Plan
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Closure
Have a final class discussion on what rhyming is a have children talk about what they learned then play the Cat in the Hat animated film
Rhyming Words
Reteaching
Play Cat in the Hat Game
Students will pull two pictures out of a hat and if they rhyme they hold on to them
Students will be able to orally generate rhymes in response to spoken words (e.g., "What rhymes with hat?")
Independent Practice
Cat in the Hat Rhyming Worksheet
Assessment of Learning
As we read cat in the hat students will either take off their hat or touch it when they hear rhyming words
Guided Practice
Students will create their own hat from Dr. Seuss Cat in the Hat
http://www.libsci.sc.edu/ccbl/eclc/catinthehathat.pdf
FOCUS
Rhyming video from Hooked on Phonics
Introduction
We will have a class discussion on what they think a rhyme is and how they work by asking questions
*Who knows what a rhyme is?
*Have students come up with different answers
Materials and Equipment Needed
* Cat in the Hat by Dr. Suess
*Cat in the hat rhyming worksheet
*Construction Paper
*Tape
*Scissors
*Rhyming video; wbrschools.net
*Cat in the Hat movie; youtube
RST LESSON PLAN
Students are expected to orally generate rhymes in response to spoken words
Topic of Lesson: Rhyming Words
Grade Level: Kindergarten
TEKS: Reading/Beginning Reading Skills/Phonological Awareness 2C