Lesson Plan for Nursery 2 - Cultural and Creative Arts - Colouring Of A Circle

# Lesson Plan: Colouring of a Circle **Subject:** Cultural and Creative Arts **Grade Level:** Nursery 2 **Duration:** 30 minutes **Topic:** Colouring of a Circle --- ## **Lesson Objectives** By the end of this lesson, students will be able to: 1. Identify a circle from other shapes. 2. Recognize various colors. 3. Develop fine motor skills through coloring activities. 4. Express creativity by choosing and applying colors. --- ## **Materials Needed** - Large paper with pre-drawn circles for each student - Crayons or colored pencils - A large drawing of a circle on the board - Picture flashcards of different shapes - Color chart or color cards - Aprons or old T-shirts to protect clothing --- ## **Introduction (5 minutes)** 1. **Greeting and Warm-Up:** Welcome the students with a cheerful greeting and a few minutes of casual conversation to create a friendly atmosphere. 2. **Shape Flashcards Activity:** Show the students flashcards with different shapes (e.g., square, triangle, rectangle, circle). Ask, "What shape is this?" and help them identify a circle amongst other shapes. 3. **Circle Discussion:** Discuss the characteristics of a circle - it's round and has no corners. --- ## **Main Activity (15 minutes)** 1. **Color Introduction:** - Show the color chart or color cards to the students. - Name each color and let the students repeat after you. 2. **Demonstration:** - Draw a large circle on the board and pick a color crayon. - Show them how to hold the crayon and gently color inside the circle. - Emphasize staying within the lines for neatness. 3. **Guided Coloring Activity:** - Hand out pre-drawn circle papers to each student. - Distribute crayons or colored pencils. - Encourage students to choose a color they like and start coloring their circles. --- ## **Supervision and Assistance (5 minutes)** - Walk around the classroom, providing assistance to those who need help. - Praise their efforts and celebrate good work ("Great job staying in the lines!" "What a beautiful color!"). --- ## **Conclusion and Clean-Up (5 minutes)** 1. **Show and Tell:** - Invite a few students to show their colored circles and talk about the colors they chose. - Provide positive feedback and encouragement. 2. **Clean-Up:** - Have students help in putting away crayons and organizing their workspaces. - Ensure they wash their hands if necessary. 3. **Closing Remarks:** - Reinforce what was learned about shapes (circle) and colors. - End with a fun song or a simple goodbye. --- ## **Assessment** - Observational Assessment: Pay attention to how well students are able to color within the lines and recognize colors. - Verbal Feedback: Ask questions about shapes and colors throughout the lesson to gauge understanding. --- ## **Extension Activities** - Set up a coloring corner in the classroom with shapes and a variety of coloring materials for free play. - Plan a similar activity using different shapes (e.g., triangles, squares) in future lessons. --- By engaging in this defined lesson, students in Nursery 2 will enjoy a hands-on learning experience that not only enhances their understanding of shapes and colors but also supports their creative and motor skills development.