A comprehensive guide to lesson preparation
📘 Teacher Development Plan
Teaching Staff Compliances and Certification Process (For Age Group 3+)
Lesson Planning & Online Learning Requirement
Teachers must complete a minimum of 4+ hours of online professional training focused on:
- Developmentally appropriate practices
- Interactive activities for preschoolers
- Safe and effective classroom management
Each module includes
- Instructional videos
- Sample lesson plans
- Age-appropriate assignments
- Real-life classroom scenarios
🎓 Certification Upon Completion
- Certificate of CompletionTeachers will receive a Certificate of Completion after finishing all training hours and submitting required reflections.
- Аnnually updateCertificates must be renewed annually as part of our ongoing commitment to quality education and child safety.
Staff will be granted access to the online training platform via their email.
Training is hosted on:
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Understanding Lesson Objectives
Description:
Before creating any activity, it’s important to define what you want your students to learn. This section helps you focus your lesson with a clear, age-appropriate goal, ensuring that every activity is intentional and developmentally aligned.
Before creating any activity, it’s important to define what you want your students to learn. This section helps you focus your lesson with a clear, age-appropriate goal, ensuring that every activity is intentional and developmentally aligned.
Description:
Reading lessons in preschool build listening skills, vocabulary, and imagination. This section guides you in choosing the right book, preparing pre-reading activities, and creating an interactive reading experience that keeps kids engaged.
Reading lessons in preschool build listening skills, vocabulary, and imagination. This section guides you in choosing the right book, preparing pre-reading activities, and creating an interactive reading experience that keeps kids engaged.
Math Lesson Planning
Description:
Preschool math is all about discovering numbers, patterns, shapes, and sizes through play. This section helps you build hands-on, visual math activities that support number sense and logical thinking in young learners.
Preschool math is all about discovering numbers, patterns, shapes, and sizes through play. This section helps you build hands-on, visual math activities that support number sense and logical thinking in young learners.
Music & Movement Planning
Description:
Music and movement help children develop rhythm, coordination, and memory. This topic will help you prepare songs, instruments, and movement games that match your lesson goals and classroom energy levels.
Music and movement help children develop rhythm, coordination, and memory. This topic will help you prepare songs, instruments, and movement games that match your lesson goals and classroom energy levels.
Description:
Art in early childhood is not about the final product — it’s about expression and exploration. Here you’ll plan an open-ended art lesson that allows children to develop fine motor skills, creativity, and confidence.
Art in early childhood is not about the final product — it’s about expression and exploration. Here you’ll plan an open-ended art lesson that allows children to develop fine motor skills, creativity, and confidence.
Choosing Materials & Visuals
Description:
Visuals and materials help children understand and remember concepts better. This section helps you choose clear, engaging, and culturally responsive materials to support your teaching goals.
Visuals and materials help children understand and remember concepts better. This section helps you choose clear, engaging, and culturally responsive materials to support your teaching goals.
Time Management
Description:
Even the best lesson can fall apart without good timing. This section guides you in creating a structured, flexible timeline for your lesson, with built-in transitions and realistic pacing for young learners.
Even the best lesson can fall apart without good timing. This section guides you in creating a structured, flexible timeline for your lesson, with built-in transitions and realistic pacing for young learners.
Adapting for Different Learners
Description:
Every child learns differently. This section helps you think about how to adapt your lesson for different needs, offer choices, and make your classroom more inclusive and responsive.
Every child learns differently. This section helps you think about how to adapt your lesson for different needs, offer choices, and make your classroom more inclusive and responsive.
Reflecting After the Lesson
Description:
Growth comes from reflection. After every lesson, take a few minutes to review what worked, what didn’t, and how children responded. This helps you improve future lessons and meet each child’s needs better.
Growth comes from reflection. After every lesson, take a few minutes to review what worked, what didn’t, and how children responded. This helps you improve future lessons and meet each child’s needs better.
ПОЛЬЗА ТРЕНИРОВОК В ЦИФРАХ
- Reading
В день может быть достаточно при интервальных тренировках - Math
После этого срока тело обретет форму и станет сильнее - Art
После этого срока тело начнёт худеть - Music
После этого срока тело начнёт худеть
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📘 How to Build a Digital Preschool Lesson
A step-by-step guide for early childhood educators
Created for Super Genius Kid Center, Las Vegas
A step-by-step guide for early childhood educators
Created for Super Genius Kid Center, Las Vegas
A step-by-step guide for early childhood educators
🧩 Step 1: Define the Objective
Start with one clear, age-appropriate goal for your lesson.
Examples:
🎨 Step 2: Choose Your Tools
Select 1–2 digital platforms to support your lesson:
📚 Step 3: Build Your Lesson Structure
Format (Recommended Duration: 20–30 min):
Options:
Start with one clear, age-appropriate goal for your lesson.
Examples:
- Recognize the letter “B”
- Count to 10 using fingers and toys
- Identify 3 basic shapes
- Listen to and retell a short story
🎨 Step 2: Choose Your Tools
Select 1–2 digital platforms to support your lesson:
Tool | Purpose |
Canva for Education | Create visual flashcards or posters |
Twinkl | Download worksheets, sequencing cards |
YouTube Kids / Super Simple Songs | Add engaging songs or short videos |
Google Slides | Organize your lesson in a clean presentation |
Epic! / Storyberries | Add digital books for storytime |
📚 Step 3: Build Your Lesson Structure
Format (Recommended Duration: 20–30 min):
- Welcome (2–3 min)
- Greeting song or chant
- Example: “Hello Hello!” by Super Simple Songs
- Objective Introduction (3–5 min)
- Show a visual, puppet, or object
- Ask: “What do you see?” or “Have you heard this sound before?”
- Main Activity (10–15 min)
- Read a story or show a short educational video
- Do a matching or sorting game
- Use visuals/slides with colors, shapes, letters
- Interactive Element (5–7 min)
- Movement song (freeze dance, shape hop)
- Drag-and-drop game (if using interactive whiteboard or iPad)
- Wrap-Up (2–3 min)
- Ask a review question
- Praise participation
- Show what’s coming next (tease tomorrow’s topic)
Options:
- Take a photo of student work (drawing, matching page)
- Ask a “thumbs up/down” question (Did you like the book?)
- Observation checklist (e.g., recognized the letter B = ✔)
- Save your lesson as a PDF or Google Slides
- Upload to your classroom drive or teacher portal
- Label it clearly: Lesson_Math_Shapes_Age3_TeacherName.pdf
- One clear learning objective
- Visual or interactive element included
- Age-appropriate materials (short, colorful, simple)
- Movement or music break
- Simple wrap-up or review
- Saved in shared folder