I need ideas for a day plan for a preschool class?

Question

its for a class im taking and i need help planning a day with them, so do u have any good ideas that arent to incredable tough

Answer 1

one thing to suggest is that kids that age love repetition. You can play a game over and over and the more times the better.  There are some really simple games to play--make sure everyone can "win" they aren't very good losers at this age. Writing and learning their names is also very fun and educational for them. Singing songs and doing silly rhymes and hand plays are also fun.  Make sure it is a mix of physical and listening. They can't sit that long. I've subbed and taught at preschools and have lots of babysitting experience. Routine is also very important and a schedule.  Hope it goes well and that you have lots of fun!

Answer 2

My daughter is in preschool so I should be able to help you.  Let me tell you how her day goes;

she goes to school at 9am,

half an hour of tracing pictures and coloring them in

then breakfast

potty time

play with different toys, playdough, legos...ect

they all sit in a circle for story time, they read 2 books

they learn  new songs and sometimes a new dance.  

at 11:45 they have lunch

then it's back to the potty / wash hands

go to the playground

color pictures and work on writing their names or tracing their names

snack time

quiet time, they sit at their desks with their heads down for half an hour

clean up time

she comes home at 2:30

the teacher sends home a report every day about what they did, what books they read.  sometimes they make projects where they get to do things like painting their feet and stepping on a piece of paper or glueing different dry beans to paper.  

hope this helps

Answer 3

This is a sample schedule for my child-care facility.  Let me know if you need to fill in the blanks with an actual lesson plan and I will send you some ideas.  Hope this helps and good luck!

Sample Three's and Four's Schedule

6:30-8:00 Arrival, quiet, free activitytime,      breakfast, restroom, hand washing

8:00-8:30 Circle time, weather, calendar, theme, meet and greet

8:30-9:00 Science and math, both teacher led and individual discovery

9:30-10:00 Outdoor play, weather permitting, or playroom

10:00-10:30 Restroom, hand washing, snack

10:30-11:00 MW-music and movement, TTH-tumble time, F-arts and crafts

11:00-11:30 Bible story, puppet show, special events

11:30-12:00 Language development, letters, phonics, wash hands for lunch

12:00-12:30 Lunch

12:30-12:45 Clean up, restrooms, hand washing, prepare for nap

12:45-2:45 Nap time, quiet activities for those not resting

2:45-3:00 Wake up, clean up, rest room break,  handwashing

3:00-3:30 Snack time

3:30-4:15 Free play in activity centers

4:15-5:00 Outdoor play, weather permitting, or play room

5:00-5:15 Restroom, hand washing

5:15-5:30 Story time, individual, quiet activities

5:30-6:00 Clean up and prepare to go home

Answer 4

Aww i remember preschool. We played games such as telephone and we had show and tell. Telephone was where we sat in a cicle and the teacher whispered a word to a child and the child passed that word down to the chid sitting next to him. Once the word got back to the teacher, it wasn't even close to the beginning word. Also, have students bring show and tell items and let them explain how important it is to them. Or you can make a musical class by having the children make tamborines out of paper plates and insert seeds inbetween the plates to make noise. Make sure you tape/glue the plates together. Then have the kids decorate the plates and enjoy making music. There a million and one things you could with preschoolers. Also play games such as simon says or heads up seven up and don't forget musical chairs. For a counting game, fill a jar of jellybeans or candy and have the kids the number of candy in it. Whoever is closest wins the whole jar. Good luck!

Answer 5

Hi,

I have created my own syllabus for my 2 yr old.. its not of only aphabets but rhymes.. shapes... some activity like hop, jump. I stay in India and I am hindu.. so Instead of bible text, I read Mahabharat, Ramayan and Ved. I am pasting one table here. It will be in messy.. but still u can have an idea. and u can make changes in that accoridng to ur conveneience.

Since my daughter is a small.. I gave 2 weeks time for each table activity.. and there is no force... its all while playing... below activites are for 10 days... I have developed this syllabus after visiting number of online syyllabus for nursery kids... i haven't added colors in this... u can add it if u want All the best!

Day

1) EnglishConversation :What is your name?

2) Picture Recognition:

Fruits:Apple Show the picture of Apple

Animals:Alligator Show the picture of Alligator

Vehicle:Airplane Show the picture of airplane

3) Rhyme : Sing rhymes

a. A sailor went to sea, sea, sea. To see what he could see, see, see. But all that he could see, see, see. Was the bottom of the deep blue sea, sea, sea.

b. ABCDEFG

4) Drawing: Round (Apple, Alligator, Airplane)

5) Story & Drawing: Thirsty Crow

6) Alphabet: A Flash a card, Draw on slate, take printout for A

7) Number: 1 Flash card for number 1. Using abacus

8) Exercise: Hop, Stringing Beads

9) Directions: Up and down

10)Shapes: Round

11)Touching sense: Cold

12) Parts of the body: Head

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Additional Words beginning with The Letter A

Alligator, anchor, antlers, ant, apple, astronaut, ax, airplane

Answer 6

First of all, little kids love crafts! I would have them do collages, draw pictures (etc). Another fun things is show and tell. Once a week tell the kids to bring in something they would like to share. At the end of the day have them have center time when they can choose to play with building toys, draw pictures, play house (etc). For holidays, (example) for Thanksgiving have them bring home a turkey and have them  decorate it and tell them to bring it back so you can hang it on the wall.