My phonological awareness preschool lesson plans are finally up and ready for purchase!
I know since my series How to Write Preschool Lesson Plans an Entire Year in Advance (easily my most popular post, by the way), many of my regular readers have been wondering if I would offer my lesson plans for sale. In my post Step 2: Decide on How to Teach Reading and Math I describe my reading lesson plans, however at the time of posting they were not available to the public.
Well, now they are available for purchase! That day has finally come! My preschool literacy lesson plans are available for purchase on my new (as in brand new, it’s a newborn) Teachers Pay Teachers store. Luckily, you do not have to be a teacher to take advantage of all the awesome sellers over there! Anybody has access to ll those incredible resources! You can purchase each component of my preschool literacy lesson plans (phonological awareness, oral language development and phonics) individually, or you can save over 20% by purchasing them as a bundle.
Today I’m sharing with you details of my phonological awareness lesson plans. These phonological awareness preschool lesson plans make a great addition to any literacy based preschool program.
Included are 36 weeks (nine entire months) of no prep phonological awareness preschool lesson plans which offer over 100 unique activities!
Concepts for phonological awareness preschool lesson plans include:
~ developing listening skills
~ listening for words
~ counting words
~ blending syllables
~ syllable segmentation
~ counting syllables
~ identifying rhyming words
~ generating rhyming words
~ blending onset and rime
~ identify initial sound
~ blending phonemes
These lessons plans are effective and they are exactly what I use in my own preschool classroom. Included in these phonological awareness lesson plans are also several ideas on how to effectively implement them into your classroom.
Enjoy!
Woohoo! I started following you 2 months ago. I’m so happy you’ve done what it takes to make this available for all of us. I purchased your bundle pack and I’m delighted. You’ve organized everything into a sequence that makes so much sense. One thought…it would be nice to have a chart provided with each pack for quick reference ie. Week 1 – (corresponding skill or letter). Then with the bundle pack it would be nice to have the addition of one chart combining all the info for week one with a different column for each of the 3 sets of lesson plans. Please don’t take that as criticism. I love your plans!
But wait….did I read that you’re working toward sharing your Math Lessons!?! I’m so excited (but also wish I didn’t know cause the wait will feel long even if its short)! Thanks for taking the time to do this. I can’t imagine tackling the task of sharing my plans the way you are doing it for us.
No criticism at all! I appreciate the feedback. A chart makes so much sense. I’ll definitely have to add that and I’ll be sure to E-mail you when I do. Until then, you can patiently await my math lesson plans. They will take some time to make nice for selling, but I promise you will LOVE them too!!!