Judith Rohlf, who teaches at Ecole Fernand-Seguin in Ste-Foy, Qubec, Canada, submitted this week's lesson, a language arts activity in which students hunt for hidden eggs.
Students work together to find paper or cardboard eggs hidden in the classroom. Although originally designed for ESL students, this activity may be used in language arts classes or adapted for use in foreign language classes. Objectives Students describe (orally and in writing) the precise location of an object. Key Concepts logic, location, prepositions, social skills, teamwork, egg hunt Materials Needed
Lesson Plan See the Classroom Easter Egg Hunt Web site for a description of the lesson. This activity is copyrighted; however, its creator has granted permission for teachers to use it in their own classrooms. Assessment At the end of the hunt, you may correct papers aloud with students or pick up the papers and grade them. Lesson Plan SourceJudith Rohlf, ([email protected]) cole Fernand-Seguin, Ste-Foy, Quebec Originally published 04/24/2000Last updated 02/08/2008 In an effort to keep our Lesson Plan Database as current as possible, please email the webmaster to report any links that are not working. |
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