KINDERGARTEN LESSON PLANS: WEEK 23 I Ain’t Gonna Paint No More!

Ain’t Gonna Paint No More Lesson Plans for kindergarten and first grade.

Reading comprehension, story comparisons, retelling, math and literacy connections, and a watercolor art activity.

Ain’t Gonna Paint No More Lesson Plans:  Close Reading

I Ain’t Gonna Paint No More is such a fun book to read.  I always sing it and my classroom loves to sing along!

Predictions

Students start this book off by making predictions.

Retelling

We use the cards to help retell the story!  This provides great practice for oral language as well as noticing details in the story.  

You can put these retelling cards in a pocket chart while the students organize them.  OR you can place them under the document camera!  Super Simple!

Then, of course, the students complete their own retelling version in their notebooks.

Inferring

Students also work on inferring!  We had some discussion in our Facebook Group about process vs. product.  I want to just give my perspective.   These units are a reading comprehension units.  The idea is to involve students in deep comprehension conversations and thinking.  As an added bonus, we also ask students to respond to the text.  This is an opportunity for students to make their thinking known.  Some students express themselves with pictures, while others use a combination of pictures AND words.   We have to take students where they are.  This is not a sentence writing unit.  Naturally, through the interactive writing lessons, we move closer and closer to standardize writing.

Aint Gonna Paint No More Lesson Plans:  A little art

We do love a little art with our learning!

You can find all of these lesson ideas and response pages by clicking:

• Reading Comprehension: Engaging Readers FEBRUARY SET TWO

LESSON PLANS

You may download these lesson plans for kindergarten PDF or an editable template.  I have used Hello Literacy Fonts (which are free for non-commercial use).  You may want to download her fonts and install them on your computer first.  This way the formatting will not be off.  Naturally, you can change the fonts if you prefer.

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