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Encouraging Task Completion

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Lesson Plan

Task Completion Lesson Plan

Encourage the student to engage in and complete tasks independently.

This lesson helps build confidence, responsibility, and a sense of accomplishment in students.

Audience

1st Grade Students

Time

15 minutes

Approach

Interactive activities and positive reinforcement.

Materials

Slide Deck, Worksheet, Discussion Prompts, and Activity Materials (e.g., stickers, small rewards)

Prep

Prepare Materials

10 minutes

  • Review the slide deck to ensure it aligns with the lesson objectives.
  • Print the worksheet for the student.
  • Gather materials for the activity, such as stickers or small rewards.
  • Familiarize yourself with the discussion prompts to guide the conversation.

Step 1

Introduction

2 minutes

  • Greet the student warmly to create a positive atmosphere.
  • Briefly explain the importance of completing tasks and how it helps us learn and grow.

Step 2

Main Activity

8 minutes

  • Use the slide deck to introduce a fun and simple task.
  • Guide the student through the task using the worksheet.
  • Encourage the student to complete the task by offering positive reinforcement and small rewards.

Step 3

Discussion

3 minutes

  • Discuss with the student how they felt about completing the task.
  • Ask questions like "What did you enjoy about the task?" and "How do you feel after finishing it?"
  • Reinforce the positive feelings associated with task completion.

Step 4

Closing

2 minutes

  • Praise the student for their effort and completion of the task.
  • Encourage them to try completing tasks on their own in the future.
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Slide Deck

Welcome!

Let's learn how to finish our tasks and have fun doing it!

Welcome the student warmly. Explain that today we're going to learn how fun and important it is to finish our tasks. Use a friendly and encouraging tone to set a positive atmosphere.

Why Finish Tasks?

Completing tasks helps us learn new things and feel proud!

Introduce the concept of task completion. Use simple language and relate it to something the student enjoys or is familiar with, like finishing a puzzle or a game.

Today's Task

Let's draw a picture of your favorite animal!

Present a simple and fun task. Use visuals to make it engaging. Explain the task clearly and encourage the student to try it. Include a picture of a cute animal to make it more engaging.

Let's Get Started!

Take your time and do your best. You can do it!

Guide the student through the task. Offer encouragement and praise as they work. Remind them that it's okay to ask for help if needed. Include a picture of a child drawing an animal to inspire the student.

How Did It Feel?

What did you enjoy about drawing? How do you feel now that it's done?

Once the task is completed, discuss with the student how they felt about it. Use the discussion prompts to guide the conversation and reinforce positive feelings. Include a picture of a happy child with their drawing.

Great Job!

You did amazing! Keep trying to finish tasks on your own.

Conclude the session by praising the student's effort and completion of the task. Encourage them to try completing tasks on their own in the future. Include a picture of a smiling animal to end on a positive note.

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Worksheet

Task Completion Worksheet

Let's Draw Your Favorite Animal!

Instructions:

  1. Think about your favorite animal. It could be a pet, a wild animal, or even a magical creature!
  2. Use the space below to draw a picture of your favorite animal. Be creative and have fun!
  3. Remember, it's okay to take your time and do your best.

Draw Here:










Reflection:

  • How did you feel while drawing your animal?

  • What did you enjoy the most about this task?

Great Job!

  • You did amazing! Remember, completing tasks helps us learn and feel proud. Keep up the great work!
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Discussion

Task Completion Discussion

Discussion Guidelines

  • Create a welcoming and supportive environment for the student to express their thoughts.
  • Use open-ended questions to encourage the student to share their feelings and experiences.
  • Reinforce positive feelings and accomplishments.

Discussion Prompts

  1. How did you feel while you were drawing your favorite animal?

    • Encourage the student to describe their emotions during the task.
    • Follow-up: "Was there a part that made you feel happy or excited?"



  2. What did you enjoy the most about this task?

    • Ask the student to identify specific aspects of the task they liked.
    • Follow-up: "Was it fun to use your imagination and creativity?"



  3. How do you feel now that you have finished your drawing?

    • Help the student reflect on the sense of accomplishment.
    • Follow-up: "Do you feel proud of what you created?"



  4. Why do you think it's important to finish tasks?

    • Discuss the benefits of task completion, such as learning and feeling proud.
    • Follow-up: "How does finishing a task help us learn new things?"



  5. Would you like to try completing more tasks like this on your own?

    • Encourage the student to think about future tasks and their willingness to engage.
    • Follow-up: "What kind of tasks would you like to try next?"



Closing

  • Praise the student for their effort and participation in the discussion.
  • Reinforce the positive feelings associated with completing tasks and encourage them to continue practicing task completion in the future.
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Activity

Task Completion Activity

Activity: Create a Fun Animal Mask

Objective:

  • Encourage the student to engage in and complete a creative task independently.
  • Reinforce the positive feelings associated with task completion.

Materials Needed:

  • Paper plates
  • Crayons or markers
  • Scissors (safety scissors for children)
  • Glue or tape
  • Craft sticks
  • Stickers or small decorative items (optional)

Instructions:

  1. Introduction (2 minutes):

    • Explain to the student that they will be making a fun animal mask. This is a creative task that they can complete and enjoy.
    • Show them an example or describe how they can use their imagination to create any animal they like.

  2. Creating the Mask (8 minutes):

    • Step 1: Have the student choose an animal they like. It could be a pet, a wild animal, or even a magical creature.
    • Step 2: Use the crayons or markers to color the paper plate to resemble the chosen animal. Encourage creativity and fun.
    • Step 3: Help the student cut out holes for the eyes using safety scissors.
    • Step 4: Attach a craft stick to the bottom of the plate using glue or tape to hold the mask.
    • Step 5: Decorate the mask with stickers or other small items if desired.

  3. Reflection and Discussion (3 minutes):

    • Ask the student how they felt while making the mask. Use questions like "What did you enjoy the most about making your mask?" and "How do you feel now that it's finished?"
    • Reinforce the positive feelings of completing the task and praise their creativity.

  4. Closing (2 minutes):

    • Praise the student for their effort and creativity.
    • Encourage them to try making more crafts or completing tasks on their own in the future.

Reflection:

  • How did you feel while making your mask?

  • What did you enjoy the most about this activity?

Great Job!

  • You did amazing! Remember, completing tasks helps us learn and feel proud. Keep up the great work!
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