Fun with 'F': Exploring the Letter F!
Lesson Description
Video Resource
Key Concepts
- The letter 'F' and its sound (/f/)
- Words that begin with the letter 'F'
- Letter recognition (uppercase and lowercase F)
Learning Objectives
- Students will be able to identify the letter 'F' (uppercase and lowercase).
- Students will be able to produce the /f/ sound.
- Students will be able to name at least three words that begin with the letter 'F'.
Educator Instructions
- Introduction (5 mins)
Greet students and introduce the letter of the day: 'F'! Show them a large uppercase 'F' and a lowercase 'f'. Ask if anyone knows what sound the letter 'F' makes. Explain that 'F' says /f/ like in 'fish'. - Video Time! (3 mins)
Play the 'Letter F Song' by GuruParents. Encourage students to sing along and point to the pictures as they appear. - Word Exploration (7 mins)
After the video, review the words from the song that start with 'F'. Use flashcards or pictures of a fish, four, fire, frog, Friday, five, February, flag, feet, fingers, fox, and fridge. Have students repeat each word after you, emphasizing the /f/ sound at the beginning. - Sound Sorting (5 mins)
Prepare a few pictures of objects that start with 'F' and some that don't. Show each picture and ask students to say if it starts with the /f/ sound. Have them put the pictures that start with 'F' in a special 'F' box. - Creative 'F' (5 mins)
Give each student a piece of paper and crayons. Have them draw something that starts with the letter 'F'. Help them label their drawing with the letter 'F'. Example: draw a fish and label it 'F for Fish'.
Interactive Exercises
- 'F' Sound Hunt
Hide pictures of 'F' objects around the room. Have students search for the pictures and bring them back to you. As they bring each picture, they must say the word and emphasize the /f/ sound. - 'F' Writing Practice
Provide students with worksheets where they can practice writing uppercase and lowercase 'F'. Offer assistance as needed, focusing on proper letter formation.
Discussion Questions
- What sound does the letter 'F' make?
- Can you think of any other words that start with the letter 'F'?
- Which of the 'F' words from the song is your favorite?
Skills Developed
- Phonemic awareness (recognizing the /f/ sound)
- Letter recognition (uppercase and lowercase F)
- Vocabulary development (learning new 'F' words)
Multiple Choice Questions
Question 1:
What sound does the letter 'F' make?
Correct Answer: /f/
Question 2:
Which one starts with 'F'?
Correct Answer: Fish
Question 3:
Is 'F' a letter?
Correct Answer: Yes
Question 4:
How many fingers do you have on one hand?
Correct Answer: Five
Question 5:
What animal is sly and starts with 'F'?
Correct Answer: Fox
Question 6:
What do you call the day before the weekend that starts with 'F'?
Correct Answer: Friday
Question 7:
What keeps our food cold and starts with 'F'?
Correct Answer: Fridge
Question 8:
How many is 'four'?
Correct Answer: Four
Question 9:
What swims in the sea that starts with 'F'?
Correct Answer: Fish
Question 10:
The month that starts with 'F' is
Correct Answer: February
Fill in the Blank Questions
Question 1:
'F' is for ____, it swims in the sea.
Correct Answer: fish
Question 2:
'F' is for ____, it comes after three.
Correct Answer: four
Question 3:
'F' is for ____, so hot and bright.
Correct Answer: fire
Question 4:
'F' is for ____, it croaks through the night.
Correct Answer: frog
Question 5:
'F' is for ____, before the weekend.
Correct Answer: Friday
Question 6:
'F' is for ____, it's halfway to ten.
Correct Answer: five
Question 7:
'F' is for ____, a month of the year
Correct Answer: February
Question 8:
'F' is for ____, we wave it to cheer
Correct Answer: flag
Question 9:
'F' is for ____, we use them to stand
Correct Answer: feet
Question 10:
'F' is for ____, five on each hand
Correct Answer: fingers
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