Fun with F! Learning the Letter F with Bounce Patrol
Lesson Description
Video Resource
Key Concepts
- Letter recognition (uppercase and lowercase F)
- Phonics (the /f/ sound)
- Vocabulary development (F words)
Learning Objectives
- Students will be able to identify the uppercase and lowercase letter F.
- Students will be able to produce the /f/ sound.
- Students will be able to identify and name at least three words that start with the letter F.
Educator Instructions
- Introduction (5 mins)
Greet students and introduce the letter of the day: F. Show a large, colorful letter F (both uppercase and lowercase). Ask if anyone knows the letter. Briefly discuss things they already know about the letter F or any words that start with F. - Video Time! (3 mins)
Play the 'The Letter F Song' video by Bounce Patrol. Encourage students to sing along and do the actions. - Sounding out 'F' (5 mins)
After the video, practice making the /f/ sound together. Explain how to make the sound (air passing between your teeth and lips). Have students practice saying the sound repeatedly. Play a quick game of 'Simon Says' using the /f/ sound (e.g., 'Simon Says make the /f/ sound'). - F Word Exploration (7 mins)
Review the F words from the video: frog, family, fire truck, fish, football. Show pictures of each item. Ask students if they can think of other words that start with F (e.g., flower, fan, food). Write the words on a whiteboard or chart paper, emphasizing the letter F. - F is for Fun Activity (10 mins)
Distribute worksheets with a large letter F outline. Have students decorate the F with pictures or drawings of things that start with the letter F. Alternatively, provide construction paper, glue, and magazines for a collage activity focusing on F-related images.
Interactive Exercises
- 'F' Sound Hunt
Hide pictures of items, some starting with 'F' and some not, around the room. Have students search for the pictures and identify which ones start with the /f/ sound. When a picture is found, the student should say the word aloud and confirm if it begins with the target sound.
Discussion Questions
- What sound does the letter F make?
- Can you think of any animals that start with the letter F?
- What is your favorite thing that starts with the letter F?
Skills Developed
- Letter recognition
- Phonological awareness
- Vocabulary development
- Active Listening
- Collaborative Skills
Multiple Choice Questions
Question 1:
What letter are we learning about today?
Correct Answer: F
Question 2:
Which picture starts with the letter F?
Correct Answer: Frog
Question 3:
What sound does the letter F make?
Correct Answer: /f/
Question 4:
Is 'Family' a word that starts with F?
Correct Answer: Yes
Question 5:
Which of these is a big 'F'?
Correct Answer: F
Question 6:
Which of these animals starts with the letter 'F'?
Correct Answer: Fish
Question 7:
Did the Bounce Patrol sing a song about the letter F?
Correct Answer: Yes
Question 8:
Which of these is a little 'f'?
Correct Answer: f
Question 9:
Is 'Fire Truck' a word that starts with F?
Correct Answer: Yes
Question 10:
What can we make with the /f/ sound?
Correct Answer: Funny Faces
Fill in the Blank Questions
Question 1:
F is for _____. (An animal)
Correct Answer: Frog
Question 2:
The letter F makes the _____ sound.
Correct Answer: /f/
Question 3:
____ starts with the letter F. (People you love)
Correct Answer: Family
Question 4:
You can catch a _____ in the water. (Animal)
Correct Answer: Fish
Question 5:
A ______ puts out fires. (Truck)
Correct Answer: Fire Truck
Question 6:
We learned about the letter ____ today.
Correct Answer: F
Question 7:
____ is a sport.
Correct Answer: Football
Question 8:
Can you draw the letter ____?
Correct Answer: F
Question 9:
Can you make the /____/ sound?
Correct Answer: f
Question 10:
The letter F can be ____ and little.
Correct Answer: big
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