Father's Day Lesson Plans:
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Many elementary school teachers complete a Mother's Day lesson activity
with their students in May.
On the other hand, the majority of teachers do not include a Father's Day activity in their lesson
plans in June because often school has already ended by the time that this holiday is observed.
I believe that if a teacher has completed a Mother's Day activity with her students, she should
also try to include a Father's Day activity as well.
Designing a Father's Day card is a perfect lesson to do near the end of the
school year! Fathers will appreciate receiving a card made by their sons or daughters.
This end of the year activity will also keep your students occupied during this
busy time of the school year for teachers.
For this lesson activity, students design a card for their fathers. On the front of the card,
students draw a picture of their father's face on top of the coat and tie graphic. Inside the
father's day card, students can write a message or a poem.
There is a finished example of a Father's Day card
provided in this set of resources so that you can show your students where
they should draw their father's face above the coat and tie area of the card.
Do you want to make sure that your students use correct spelling, punctuation,
capitalization, and grammar on their Father's Day cards before
you send them home to give to their fathers?
I prefer to send home Father's Day cards that contain the fewest
errors as possible. For this reason, my students complete their Father's
Day creative writing assignments on first draft worksheets to begin with. I
help my students edit their first drafts before they start on their final
draft card templates.
Below is an example of the first draft printable worksheets that are provided in
this set of Father's Day teaching resources.
After your students have completed their first drafts and edited them, you
can give your students their final draft Father's Day card templates.
I have my students make two copies of their Father's Day
cards. They take one card home to give to their fathers, and with
the second card, I make a Father's Day bulletin board display in my classroom.
Below:
This teaching resource set includes a 5 page bulletin board display banner.
these Father's Day cards from their sons and daughters!
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my lesson plans for a Mother's Day project that involves
students creating flower shaped cards for their mothers.
Mother's Day Lesson Plans
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