Holiday Fun and Learning
Holiday themed
This lesson plan is designed to engage low cognitive students with autism in a holiday-themed learning experience. Through a combination of discussion, video, and hands-on activities, students will explore the concept of holidays and their significance. The lesson aims to foster social interaction, enhance understanding of autism, and provide a fun, engaging learning environment.
Low cognitive students with autism
Collaborative Learning, Active Learning
Discussion Questions, Holiday Activity Materials, Holiday Worksheet, Interactive Holiday Game Materials, and Holiday Music Tracks
- Greet the students and introduce the theme of the lesson: Holidays.
- Briefly explain what holidays are and why they are celebrated.
- Set the tone for a fun and interactive session.
- Use the Discussion Questions to guide a conversation about holidays.
- Encourage students to share their favorite holidays and what they like about them.
- Discuss the importance of understanding and celebrating diversity in holiday traditions.
Step 3
Interactive Holiday Game
10 mins
- Introduce the holiday-themed game, such as 'Holiday Bingo' or 'Pin the Ornament on the Tree.'
- Explain the rules and objectives of the game clearly.
- Encourage students to participate actively and support each other.
- Celebrate the winners and participants to foster a positive environment.
Step 4
Holiday Music Activity
5 mins
- Play holiday-themed music tracks and encourage students to sing along or dance.
- Discuss the role of music in holiday celebrations and how it can bring joy and togetherness.
- Allow students to express themselves through movement and singing.
Step 5
Holiday Activity
10 mins
- Organize a simple holiday-themed craft activity, such as making holiday cards or decorations.
- Provide materials and guide students through the activity, encouraging creativity and collaboration.
- Assist students as needed and celebrate their creations.
Step 6
Worksheet Completion
5 mins
- Distribute the Holiday Worksheet to each student.
- Guide students through the worksheet, providing support and encouragement.
- Use this time to reinforce concepts discussed earlier in the lesson.
- Recap the day's activities and highlight key learnings.
- Encourage students to share what they enjoyed most about the lesson.
- Thank the students for their participation and enthusiasm.
