Introduction to Literacy Center Plan

Introduction to Literacy Center Plan

Below is the information for the SEA for this course. The SEA is due Week 7 although you should be working on it from the beginning of the course. As you complete some of the assignments, keep the SEA in mind as the weekly assignments are scaffolded to support you in completing the requirements for the SEA.Part 1: Using the graphic organizer format placed on Canvas or a graphic organizer that you create, develop a center based activity organizer for an age or grade level you decide. On the organizer identify a theme for instruction. A sample theme in an early childhood classroom might be transportation. Next identify at least 5 children’s books that support the theme and identify before, during and after activities for each book. Based on the theme you selected, identify at least 5 centers you would have in the room. I have placed one possible center idea on the organizer provided to you. Once you have labeled the centers on your organizer, identify a reading and writing literacy activity or connection to be used in each center along with at least one possible accommodation that could be provided to create access for all with the activities that have been identified.

Part 2: Select one of the children’s books you identified for your theme and using the Wilmington University lesson plan format, develop a shared or interactive reading lesson plan that incorporates the before, during and after activities. The lesson plan must include strategies for differentiating instruction, assessment for monitoring student learning, and rubrics for scoring if needed.

Remember to submit:

The completed Literacy Center OrganizerPreview the document
The Wilmington University Lesson Plan Framework or Taskstream Lesson URL