"Fun Spring Lesson Plans
Here are a number of lesson plan ideas for you to incorporate the season into your class.
1. A Pond in Spring - Take a walk to the nearest pond for a fun lesson.
2. Emergency Preparedness - Spring is typically the time when severe weather is a concern.
3. Following the Sun - Students observe two plants. One is kept in direct sunlight and the other out of sunlight.
4. Planting Time - Spring is commonly thought of as planting time.
5. Spring Similes - This activity provides a fun way to practice using similes.
6. Symmetry in Butterflies - The student will be able to understand the concept of symmetry and create a butterfly that has symmetrical designs on its wings.
7. Tracking the Weather - Follow the Spring weather patterns.
8. Making Nests - A messy, but very fun project.
9. Counting Petals - A fun way to introduce and review addition or subtraction.
10. Bubbles - Of course!
Here are a number of lesson plan ideas for you to incorporate the season into your class.
1. A Pond in Spring - Take a walk to the nearest pond for a fun lesson.
2. Emergency Preparedness - Spring is typically the time when severe weather is a concern.
3. Following the Sun - Students observe two plants. One is kept in direct sunlight and the other out of sunlight.
4. Planting Time - Spring is commonly thought of as planting time.
5. Spring Similes - This activity provides a fun way to practice using similes.
6. Symmetry in Butterflies - The student will be able to understand the concept of symmetry and create a butterfly that has symmetrical designs on its wings.
7. Tracking the Weather - Follow the Spring weather patterns.
8. Making Nests - A messy, but very fun project.
9. Counting Petals - A fun way to introduce and review addition or subtraction.
10. Bubbles - Of course!
Inspiring Teacher Quote
"Those that know, do. Those that understand, teach." Aristotle"
"Those that know, do. Those that understand, teach." Aristotle"
Source: Weekly Tips for Teachers
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I love the "following the Sun" lesson... what a great idea!
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