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This lesson plan outlines a kindergarten social science lesson about national symbols. The lesson focuses on teaching students about the American flag by reading a book, discussing what was learned, analyzing the flag's parts, and having students color their own flag template. The lesson aims to teach students that the stars on the flag represent the 50 U.S. states and the flag's stripes have historical meaning. Materials needed include a flag picture, whiteboard, book, flag templates, and markers.

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Lesson Plan - Social Science

This lesson plan outlines a kindergarten social science lesson about national symbols. The lesson focuses on teaching students about the American flag by reading a book, discussing what was learned, analyzing the flag's parts, and having students color their own flag template. The lesson aims to teach students that the stars on the flag represent the 50 U.S. states and the flag's stripes have historical meaning. Materials needed include a flag picture, whiteboard, book, flag templates, and markers.

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Teacher: Isabelle Tearse

Liberal Studies Lesson Plan for LS 2000


Different National Symbols: Kindergarten Social Science Lesson Plan

California Academic Content Standards


Social Sciences:
- K.2 Students recognize national and state symbols and icons such as the
national and state flags, the bald eagle, and the Statue of Liberty.
Visual and Preforming Arts:
- 1.1 Recognize and describe simple patterns found in the environment and
works of art.
- 4.2 Describe what is seen (including both literal and expressive content) in
selected works of art.

Prior Learning
Students will not have any previous learning for this activity since it will be a new
lesson and area of study.

Unit of Study
The unit of study is the American Flag.

Academic Learning Outcomes


1. The students will be able to explain what the stars and the stripes stand for on the
American flag and will be able to color an American flag with the appropriate
colors in the appropriate places.

Implementation
1. Introduction to the Lesson
- Gather students: *Direct students attention to American flag on white board*
Can anyone tell me what this is and where they have seen this before? Today
we are going to learn about the American flag and what the different parts of
the flag mean. I will first read a book and then you will be able to color in an
American flag with the correct colors.

2. Sequence of Activities
- TTW read F is for Flag by Wendy Lewiston,
- TTW lead a discussion of what the students learned in the book. (What places
did it say the flag was located? What did they learn about the history of the
flag?)
- TTW introduce the activity and tell the students that we will be looking at the
different parts of the flag and what they mean
- TTW record students analysis, on the whiteboard by drawing arrows and
writing numbers, of what parts of the flag they see (stripes, stars,etc.)
- TTW guide students in counting the stripes and stars
- TTW ask how many states are there today and remind them that it is the
number of stars on the new flag as it mentioned in the book
- TTW explain what the activity is (Coloring the flag) and pass out the papers
and markers. Remind the students that we do not have white colors and so you
will have to be careful and remember to not color in the places that are
supposed to be white.
3. Assessment
- I will know that students have understood the lesson if they are able to color
the American flag template correctly and tell me what the stars and stripes
represent.

4. Closure
- Today we learned about the American flag and what the different parts of
it mean. Can anyone tell me what how many stars are on the flag and what
they represent?

Materials
- American flag picture
- Whiteboard
- Whiteboard markers
- American flag template
- Markers
- F is for Flag by Wendy Lewiston book

Resources
- Content Standards:
http://www.cde.ca.gov/be/st/ss/documents/histsocscistnd.pdf
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