neat new necktie

Neat New Necktie

Neat New Necktie
Download
Target text

Objective

Associate the uppercase letter N and lowercase letter n with the /n/ sound as in necktie, neat, and note.

See Standards

Lesson Plan

Target Words:

  • new
  • necktie
  • nose
  • nest
  • news
  • nail
  • nuts

Materials:

  • Net
  • Noodles or nuts 
  • Necktie graphic
  • N picture cards
  • N and non-N picture cards 

Overview
The children will make a neat new necktie as they practice saying the /n/ sound in words such as news, nest, and nail.

Literacy Activities
Make a neat new necktie

  • Hand out the paper neckties to the children. 
  • Show the children the nine N picture cards and have them attach pictures to the new necktie to make it look neat.
  • As the children attach the pictures on the necktie, ask them what they are putting on the new necktie and have them point to each letter N and say the /n/ sound.

More Practice
Make a neat N

  • Write a letter N with a glue stick.
  • Stick noodles or nuts on the glue while producing the /n/ sound.

Play Pass the Net 

  • Fold the N and non-N picture cards and put them in a net.
  • Have the children sit in a circle.
  • Have a child remove a card and decide whether it begins with the letter N.
    • If the word begins with N, have the child put it in an N pile.
    • If the word does not begin with N, have the child place it in a discard pile. 
  • Let the child pass the net when he or she has finished a turn.

Write the target letter

  • Have the children write the uppercase letter N and lowercase letter n on their necktie next to each item that begins with an N.
Read More

Printouts

SEEL At Home

Print

Objective

Associate the uppercase letter N and lowercase letter with the /n/ sound as in necktie, nuts, and nest.

Materials

  • Necktie graphic 
  • N picture cards 
  • Scissors
  • Glue or tape
  • String or elastic

Activity: Neat New Necktie

  • Cut out the necktie graphic and punch two holes at the top
  • Have your child glue or tape the letter N picture cards to the necktie.
  • Encourage your child to say, "I'm putting a ____ on my neat new necktie" each time he or she adds a new picture to the necktie.
  • When your child is done attaching the pictures to the tie, point to each picture and say its name together.
  • After saying all the pictures' names, ask your child what sound each word begins with.
  • Attach the string or elastic through the holes in the necktie and have your child put on his or her neat new necktie.
  • The activity can be repeated several times.N Picture Word Cards
page break

Necktie

Read More

Standards

SEEL lessons align with Common Core Standards. Please see the standards page for the code(s) associated with this lesson.

http://education.byu.edu/seel/library/