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How To Write Preschool Lesson Plans A Year In Advance

March 17, by Sherri Osborn. 2 Comments

How To Write Preschool Lesson Plans A Year In Advance
If you are a teacher, whether in a traditional school setting or a homeschool setting, you have probably spent countless hours working on lesson plans. Sarah, from Stay at Home Educator, found she spent almost as many hours working on lesson plans as she spent teaching them. Once she realized that, she came up with this amazing method for planning out an entire year’s worth of preschool lesson plans before the first day of school. She follows a few simple steps that include creating a calendar, figuring out themes, deciding how to teach reading and math, and creating a list of activities.

Sarah’s system is easy to follow and great for both experienced teachers and new ones. Read though this great tutorial to learn more: How To Write Preschool Lesson Plans A Year In Advance

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  1. Kimberly says

    May 6, 2015 at 10:46 am

    Thanks to Sarah for her advices! I`m sure she did a big research before developing her system. It`s quite useful for beginner teachers like me.

  2. Smart Essays Writers says

    September 6, 2017 at 5:16 am

    My colleagues and that i have found several resources, free or otherwise – things from schoolroom signs and labels, to games, to full lessons – particularly those geared toward younger youngsters. i might advocate trying up the free resources 1st to visualize what you’ll be able to gather up before disbursement any cash.

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