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(Unit 7) Topic 5: Creating an Inclusive Classroom

3 Clock Hours of Early Childhood Education

Lesson Plan: All the Colors I am Inside

​Topic 5 Page 16

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All the Colors I am Inside

Age Group: 
  • Preschool
Objectives:
  • Students will create a representation of their own unique inside colors as inspired by the poem titled Colors by Shel Silverstein​  

CDA Competency Standard: ​
II.9.3a
Candidate promotes children’s sense of belonging in the classroom community.
a) Encourages children’s social interactions.

II.9.4b
Candidate helps children experience sympathy/empathy and respect for others.
b) Discusses diversity comfortably when interacting with children.   
Materials: 
  • White sheets of paper
  • Coloring materials
  • Black marker .  
  • Click here to print the poem: COLORS, by Shel Silverstein
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Procedure: 
  1. Students will use the black marker to draw an outline of themselves. They may make it a silhouette of themselves, or choose a different shape. The teacher should create an example for students to understand. Adapt this step to meet the needs of your students.
  2. Students can use the coloring materials to fill in the outline. Some students may use multiple colors, some may mix and layer colors, and some may use one color. Students are creating a representation of themselves and should be given the freedom to do so in whatever way they would like.
  3. When children are finished inventing their inside colors, they should have the opportunity to share their creations with another student. Pair the students up and instruct them to compare, contrast, and compliment their partner’s creation.   
Assessment: 
  • Observe and assess children while comparing and contrasting their inside color creations. Were they respectful? Did they understand that it is alright to be different? Did they have reactions that you expected?​   
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CDA (Unit 7) Topic 5: Creating an Inclusive Classroom *  Page 16

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Lesson Plan: All the Colors I am Inside

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Open-Ended Questions to be Reviewed by Trainer

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How could you adjust this lesson plan to fit the needs of a child with fine motor skill delays?

Possible Answer:

By using hand-over-hand as the most intrusive prompt, if necessary. The more ideal and less intrusive prompt would be to provide the child with a traceable outline.


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