V Valentine
Lesson Plan
Target Words:
- van
- vase
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violin
- vacuum
- vanilla
- valentine
Materials:
- Valentine hearts*
- A Valentine for Vida target text*
- Pipe cleaners or bendy straws (optional)
Items included below.
State the Objective
Tell the children that they will put Vs on valentine hearts as they recognize and name the uppercase letter V and the lowercase letter v.
Literacy Activities
V Valentine
- Write and name the uppercase and lowercase letters V and v, and model the /v/ sound.
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Have the children say the letter name and sound as they write the V and v in the air with their fingers.
- Let the children draw valentine hearts (see example below) and write Vs on them.
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Demonstrate how to bend a pipe cleaner or bendy straws into a V shape and attach it to a valentine heart (optional).
Identify the target letter in a text
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Read the A Valentine for Vida target text (see below) slowly to the children, following along with your finger.
- Have the children hold up their fingers in a V shape each time they see the letter V in the text.
SEEL Target Texts
A Valentine for Vida
What should Victor get for Vida for Valentine’s day?
A vacuum?
A van?
A vegetable?
A violin?
Vanilla or vinegar?
A vase with a vine and a violet?
A vest?
No!
Victor needs to visit Vida with a valentine!
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/
69260
V Valentine


