Preschool Classic Tales Curriculum 2022
Preschool Classic Tales Curriculum 2022
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SUPPORT ACTIVITIES
PERMANENT ACTIVITIES
SEQUENCE OF ACTIVITIES
Day START
Which ones do you know?
1
Show different images of characters from classic stories (attached in
support material), asking them which of those they know, where they have seen them,
what they do, among other things.
Ask them if they know who makes the books, how they think they are made.
As a team, ask them to register their ideas on a poster board and share it.
to the other colleagues.
DEVELOPMENT
Couple story.
Provide the opportunity for pairs to choose a story from the library of
a classroom for each one and they read among themselves, according to their abilities. For
turns, listen to the reading and then invite them to make a drawing of what
liked/disliked it more.
Allow them to share their drawings with other children.
Explore the complete book, how it is structured, what we can observe.
Invite them to find the letters that make up their name and others that
get to know them. Explain to them how it should be read and what they represent.
letters and drawings.
Traveling book.
Explain to them that the traveling book consists of a journal a student will be able to choose.
el cuento de su preferencia, llevarlo a casa y registrar en una libreta especial
some relevant points of the story:
Who are the characters?
What is the story about?
What was your favorite part?
Among other proposals by the teacher.
The next day, you will need to share your records with the rest of the group.
Show the notebook, it is suggested that the teacher read a story to the group and
In a group manner, create the first record to serve as an example.
for the parents.
Organize the story.
Submit a printed form (attached at the end of the document) in which the
students must arrange the sequence of the story according to their
knowledge.
TASK: Make a drawing of your favorite classic story, including the characters.
main.
Printed characters. Travel notebook.
Resources
Tales from the library. Printed format.
Day Traveler's book.
2 Provide the opportunity for the student who took the traveling book home.
share it with the rest of the group, observing their records and resolving
questions that your classmates have or mention the teacher.
Favorite story.
Request that they share their task; the educator will write the characters and
some descriptions of the story. At the end of everyone's participation, talk
about the place where the story takes place (forest, city, lakes, among others)
others).
Tombola of stories.
Proposed Stories
The 3 little pigs and the wolf
Little Red Riding Hood The ugly duckling
ferocious
Pinocchio The 7 little goats Goldilocks
Write the titles of classic stories on a small piece of paper, and randomly choose one.
Choose a space for reading (inside or outside the living room):
- ¿Cuáles personajes participan? ¿En cuál otro cuento sale ese personaje?
- Where does the story take place? What is the place where they live like?
What other animals live there? What color is it?
What is your skin type (scales, fur, feathers, bare skin)?
Value that is put into practice.
Among other elements.
Gathering information.
Invite the students to make a record for each story read, suggest to them
use a printed format (attached at the end of the document) to include the
elements mentioned above.
Create a book in which the collection of stories is incorporated.
start with the story heard earlier.
Use cardstock, white or colored paper to create a cover.
personalized.
White sheets.
Classic stories.
Material to customize the cover.
Traveler's book.
To provide the opportunity for the student who took the traveling book home
share it with the rest of the group, observing their records and resolving
questions that your classmates have or mention the teacher.
The three little pigs from India.
Show the cover of the story "The Three Little Pigs of India." Question them about
what you observe, do you know the story?, what do you think it is about?, which one
Does history remind you?
Day Project the story of the three little pigs from India[Link]
3 Discuss with the students about history, what was it that impacted them the most.
Did you like it? What happened to the wolf? What is the house of the piglets like?
Record the story of the three little pigs.
Record the analysis of the story, revisit the basic questions to
rescue the information.
Invite them to design the houses of each little pig, take a tour of the school.
to collect the materials with which they are made. Deliver to each
child 3 paper houses (attached in support material) and ask them to cover
each house with the corresponding material.
Among others.
CLOSURE
Presentation of the story.
Organizar el espacio para la presentación del cuento a los padres de familia.
Invite the children to ask questions for the parents about the
story.
Surprise leaves.
On half a white or colored sheet, the teacher will previously write some
questions for the students, with which you will be able to know their achievements and/or
areas of opportunity.
Favorite character from the explored stories.
Where does the story of the tale 'xxxxxx' take place?
What is the name of the main character in the story 'xxxxxx'?
- ¿Cómo es Ricitos de Oro (preguntar sobre varios personajes)?
Among others.
Organize the children in a circle and place the leaves in the center; take turns.
ask them to take one and pose the question written on that paper.
Finish the book and show it to the groups.
Finalize the logbook, invite the children to define a title for it.
same, and with the help of the teacher, they copy it.
Hold the sheets together with a stapler, ribbon, Baco clip, among others.
Share your book with the other classmates, observing the different
records and designs.
Material to present the story. Stapler.
White or colored sheets. Ribbon.
Logbook. Baco Brooch.
Book my album:
Second grade: page 42 and 43. "I travel with books."
Third grade: pages 24, 42, and 43. "The books I read," "What do the classics say?" and
Registration page.
Teaching sheets.
Third grade: How are they similar? Inventing stories
REASONABLE ADJUSTMENTS
DIDACTIC PROJECT
Classic Tales
FECHA DE APLICACIÓN:xxxxxxxxxxxx
KINDERGARTEN:xxxxxxxxx
___________________________________________________
EDUCATOR:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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DIRECTORA:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
INSTRUMENTO:Rúbrica.
INSTRUCTIONS: In the following box, record the level that the student shows during the development and
project closure. The purpose of this instrument is to gather information on knowledge,
practices, skills, attitudes, and values that have been acquired as a result of a process of
learning.
CRITERION OUTSTANDING SATISFACTORY BASIC
He tells stories that he Account stories which tells short stories narrates events in a way
they are family, speak know identify the con base in its beginning of a story
about of the characters your knowledge and where some intervene
characters and their characteristics, actions, and experiences. Can characters simple y
the places where the characters are described name only those that
characteristics, of the
they develop, mentions that they intervene in what they consider significant or
actions and places specific narration situations assigning them that en repetidas
where they are developed. detailed way according to some attributes. occasions have been
offered stimulation. mentioned.
Build Participate in the construction. Contribute short ideas with direct questions.
collectively By contributing stories, they can integrate ideas.
narrations with the knowledge and ideas of collective a story. concretely in the
expression of ideas coherently. collective construction of
what he/she wants to communicate narrations.
in writing and that dictates
to the educator.
Describe and explain the Observe carefully. Observe and describe. Find and mention.
characteristics and identify characteristics characteristics more characteristics that you notice
common that typical of the different outstanding ones at first glance in
identify among beings living beings, distinguishing living beings that study images.
living beings and elements that specific signs of each by means of images.
one. Share the
observe in the information that was retrieved
nature. from your observation in
imágenes.
Represents stories and Participates of way represents characters get involved in a way
real characters or unreserved in real or imaginary, reserved and contained in
imaginary with dramatizations and dramatizations or games the representation of
miming, puppets, understand that it is a symbolic game giving its characters.
of representation in which one's own style.
Field: Language and communication. Curricular Organizer 1 and 2: Literature. Production, interpretation and
exchange of narratives
Aprendizaje esperado:Narra historias que le son familiares, habla acerca de los personajes y sus características, de
the actions and the places where they take place.
READING REPORT
Nombre del (de la) alumno (a):
____________________________________________
Title
del
libro: MY FAVORITE PART
Author
:
PERSONAJES:
2023 [Link]
2023 [Link]
IMPORTANT DATA
Field: Language and Communication. Curricular Organizer 1 and 2: Literature. Production, interpretation and
exchange of narratives
Expected learning: Tells stories that are familiar to them, speaks about the characters and their characteristics, of
the actions and the places where they take place.
INDICATIONS. Connect with a line the character with the objects that belong to them.
they correspond according to the story of Goldilocks
Gold.
Field: Language and communication. Curricular Organizer 1 and 2: Literature. Production, interpretation and
exchange of narratives
Expected learning: Narrates stories that are familiar to him, talks about the characters and their characteristics.
the actions and the places where they take place.
READING COMPREHENSION
What animal is the story about? Where did the story happen?
What did the duckling turn into? How did the duckling feel when he
They said he was ugly?
Field: Language and communication. Curricular Organizer 1 and 2: Literature. Production, interpretation and
exchange of narratives
Expected learning: Narrates stories that are familiar to him, talks about the characters and their characteristics, of
the actions and the places where they take place.