Mother's Day Lesson Plan for Kindergarten and Elementary Education

In this post we have selected excellent ideas and models for your Mother's Day Lesson Plan for Kindergarten and Elementary Education.

O Mothers Day is celebrated annually in the second Sunday of the month of May. This very important celebration for everyone has no fixed day to be celebrated.

This date has already become synonymous with affection, affection, consideration for the mothers and also a symbol of consumerism. It is a day to celebrate and thank all mothers for the love and affection we have received since our birth.

During this period, it is common to see family members in general (Parents, children…), preparing surprises and organizing tributes that demonstrate the love and admiration they feel for them.

O Mothers Day it is universal and varies from place to place. In other countries, it is celebrated on other dates ranging from March until the last month of the year (December). See a list of the days of celebration in some countries:

• United Kingdom – 4th Sunday of Lent
• Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Lebanon, Morocco and Syria – March 21 (early spring)
• Spain and Portugal – 1st Sunday in May
• Germany, Australia, Brazil, Canada, United States, Italy, Japan - 2nd Sunday in May
• Mexico – May 10th (regardless of the day of the week)
• Bolivia - May 27
• Argentina - 3rd Sunday in October
• Russia - last Sunday in November

Learn more about Mothers Day

Mother's Day Lesson Plan

work axis

• Identity and Autonomy
• Movement
• Song
• Visual arts
• Oral and Written Language
• Society

Contents

• Values
• Body language
• Visual and auditory perceptions
• Fine motor coordination
• musical reflection
• creative expression
• orality
• Memorization
• musical interpretation
• contextualized words
• Alphabet - vowel and consonant
• Commemorative date - Mother's Day
• Colors
• Mathematical concepts – Short / long – Plus and minus – Back / in front

Goals:

• Convey values ​​of respect, appreciation and obedience to the mother;
• Recognize the mother by her name;
• Explore the possibilities of gestures and body rhythms to express themselves in games and other interaction situations;
• Play with music, imitate, invent and reproduce musical creations;
• Expand their knowledge of the world they have, manipulating different objects and materials, exploring their characteristics, properties and handling possibilities and coming into contact with different forms of expression artistic;
• Recognize the name of your mother and the first one, knowing how to identify it in the different situations of daily life;
• Make the first attempts to interpret and record the written language;
• Identify other words starting with the letter “M”;
• Make the student realize that everything we imagine, think and say can be written;
• Valuing people and yourself by considering the name as a sign of identity;
• Encourage knowledge of Brazilian history, through commemorative dates;
• Recognize and identify colors;
• Communicate mathematical ideas involving concepts

Suggested Teaching Strategies

• Carrying out daily activities that favor the valorization of the mother figure, as well as respect and obedience to the mothers;
• Expression of bodily sensations and rhythms through gestures, postures and oral language;
• Interpretation of different songs and songs;
• Participation in situations that integrate music, songs and body movements;
• Creation of drawings, paintings, collages, modeling from your own repertoire and the use of Visual Arts language elements: point, line, shape, color, volume, space, texture etc;
• Production of party favors and cards that translate the focus date;
• Valuing their own productions, those of other children and art production in general.
• Rounds of conversations about the zeal with school material provided by the mother;
• Use of oral language to talk, play, communicate and express desires, needs, opinions, ideas, preferences and feelings and report their experiences in the various interaction situations present in the daily;
• Spontaneous lines and writings;
• Contact with the written language present in the textual genre of music, poem and poetry;
• Carrying out oral and written activities;
• Study of contextualized words, exploring words, syllables and letters;
• Carrying out activities that develop fine and broad motor coordination, as well as visual perception;
• Carrying out activities involving painting, cutting, collage, dotting and relating;
• Carrying out activities that develop mathematical concepts;

Resources:

• Colored pencils
• Crayons
• Scissors
• Glue
• Modeling clay
• Graphite Pencil
• Rubber
• TV and DVD
• cardboard badges
• Books and magazines
• Educational games
• gouache ink
• Brush tool
• letter sheet
• Sound and CD
• Scrap material (bottle caps, peti bottles, seeds, popsicle sticks, shredded paper, pencil shavings)
• Crepe paper
• cardboards
• laminated paper
• posters
• Toys

Assessment:

• Assess whether, at the end of the worked topic, the objectives have been achieved.

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Mother's Day Lesson Plan for Maternal

GOALS:

• Strengthen affective bonds in the FAMILY, valuing the role of the mother figure;
• Read texts that address the issue of family/mother.
• Promote and encourage oral language;
• Stimulate affection between children and mothers;
• Develop attention and creativity;
• Make children aware of values ​​such as: obedience, respect and understanding.

METHODOLOGY:

1st Moment: Exploration of plastic language

• Assemble a panel with photos of the Mothers of Maternal 1 students;
• Explore the images with the students saying this is Mom's (mention the names of the students)

2nd Moment: Reading the book “Are you my mommy?”

• Take advantage of the story to show, through conversation, that everyone has their mother!

3rd Moment: Musical language and body expression

Music: Mother of all kinds (A Turma do seu Lobato)

• Singing and dancing to the choreography

4th Moment: Arts stamping with hands

• Flower for Mom!!!

5th Moment: Singing Happy Birthday to Mom

congratulations to mom

Congratulations to Mom.
she is my soul that says
God who is Father protect you
And make you happy!…
mom is my life
mommy is my love
be happy on this day
Mommy dear.

Long live mommy!

ASSESSMENT:

• Assessment will be continuous, through daily observation of the child in the performance of their activities, in the relationship with peers and with the teacher, creativity in relation to the theme developed.

Mother's Day Lesson Plan Early Childhood Education – Mommy Love You

This one Mother's Day Lesson Plan Child Education, it has an estimated duration of 2 to 3 weeks.

Goals:

• Appreciate the role of the mother at home;
• Develop creativity;
• Encourage affection for the mother
• Socialize.

Development:

• Souvenir Making;
• Poems;
• Songs;
• Comics;
• artwork and drawings for coloring;
• Hunting words;
• Activities with newspapers and magazines;
• Messages and Phrases;
• Making of Murals and Panels;
• recipe book;
• Text Production.

Culmination:

• Auditorium to honor mothers.

Mother's Day Lesson Plan Early Childhood Education – Mom I Love You Print

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• 100 Mother's Day Ideas
• Mother's Day Card

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Mother's Day Lesson Plan Child Education – Mother

This Mother's Day Lesson Plan for Early Childhood Education is estimated to last for two weeks.

Goals:

• Valuing mothers;
• Develop language and reasoning.
• Socialize.
• Develop imagination.

Development:

• Poems;
• Songs;
• Portuguese activities;
• Mathematics Activities;
• Souvenir Making;
• Dramatization with puppets;
• Art;
• Diploma for Mom;
• Puppets;
• Recipes;
• Banda;
• Album of photos and drawings;
• Activities with magazines and newspapers.

Culmination:

• Party to honor all moms

Mother's Day Lesson Plan Early Childhood Education – Mother to print

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Mother's Day Lesson Plan for Early Childhood Education

The school needs to reclaim ethical values ​​between children and mothers, valuing the family.

Goals:

• Valuing the role of mothers;
• Make children aware of ethical values, such as: Obedience, respect, understanding;
• Valuing adoptive mothers;
• Encourage the celebration of Mother's Day.
• Develop logical reasoning, oral and bodily expression, through poetry, music…
• Develop the child's motor coordination, auditory and visual perception.

Development:

• Covers for work;
• Drawings to color;
• Cutting and pasting;
• Cards;
• Music and Poetry;
• Educational Album;
• Story montage;
• Text production;
• Messages and Phrases;
• Messages;
• Folds;
• Games and dynamics (Using recyclable materials);
• Arts in EVA;
• Making of Murals and Panels.

Mother's Day Lesson Plan Early Childhood Education – Long Live Mom to print