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This padlet was created to view and learn about all of the things it takes to create a lesson plan like a teacher.

The lesson plan is created for elementary level of education. It is not about a specific type of genre (science, history, English, etc.) It was created to get sense of all the things needed to create one.

Lesson plans are created by many different people and for many different audiences. First off, they are created by teachers to help plan and teach their class. They are also created by future teachers. Students create lesson plans to get a feel on what they might be perusing in the future. Secondly, many different audiences view it. Future teachers, teachers who might be searching for new ideas, and the head person in charge of making sure the curriculum is followed.

However, there are so many other types of writing in Early childhood education. There are letters created for parents/ guardians of the children. They are made to have communication about the child and what is going on in the classroom. Another example would be Child case studies. These are done to learn more about children.

I chose this style of writing in early childhood because I feel that it is a really important part of writing in ECE. Without the proper lesson plans children will not be learning the material they should be.

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Writing in Early Childhood Education is important because you have the ability to change someone's lives. You have a big impact on young children who could possibly look up to you for the rest of their lives. It's an important genre of writing because it is teaching future leaders of the community the basics of knowledge. Childrens brains at a young age are growing like crazy. So, the impact these lessons have on them are huge.

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The things you will need to be a successful writer in ECE

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The things you will need to be a successful writer in ECE

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There is a list of things you will need to become a great. Skills, knowledge, personality traits, and so much more.

Some of the skills you need consist of different academic skills like math skills, psychology skills. This comes in handy when needing to talk to the children. It helps you know how their minds work and help you get a better idea of how they are feeling. This also relates to knowledge. Not only do you need the knowledge of academics but of children and how to communicate with them.

Now personality, this is a big part of being a great teacher. You need to be able to have a ton of patients, always be able to look on the bright side of things.

Other ways to become successful in ECE writing is looking into the different types of writing in that genre. Some examples would include child case studies. These could help you create lesson plans by learning more about how their minds work. It would help increase their interest in the lesson while increasing their knowledge.

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This example provides an idea of how you could possibly create a layout for a lesson plan.

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This example gives a view of a different lesson plan. This one was created for a music class!

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This is overview of somethings kindergartners need to learn. Having a document like this helps you include all of the important things that are required.

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What to have when creating a lesson plan 

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What to have when creating a lesson plan 

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The biggest thing you need when creating a lesson plan is a goal. This goal will help you configure material together that stays on target. It can be easy to get distracted and bring in things that are not needed and will possibly distracted from the lesson.

All lesson plans can be very different from one another. Depending on the amount of information that needs to be covered the length varies.

When starting a lesson plan, it is best to write down the main goal. This will help you create the correct material for the lesson. Now you can find ways to make it fun and exciting for the kids.

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How to make sure your lesson plan works 

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How to make sure your lesson plan works 

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Examples are always the best way to test your work. Test out your worksheet, game, or whatever it is that you have created. If you complete it and it hits the main point, then it's perfect but if it fails revise and see what needs to change.

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Finally, after you feel you have created a good lesson plan you need to reflect on your work. This will help you make sure one you did it correct, two you were professional yet used the proper language for children, and lastly that it hits the main point of the lesson

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Great job you created your first lesson plan and learned one way to write like early childhood education teacher.

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Now let's talk about the Rhetorical analysis. There are many different parts to a rhetorical analysis but help create a better understanding of the paper you have written about.

First is the Exigence. Exigence is a rhetorical concept that can help writers and readers think about why texts exist. This type of text exists well to teach and develop a strong lesson for children.

Next is the audience. In ECE there are many different audiences. One being the students, another being the future teachers learning about the different forms of writing in ECE, and lastly are the people who are the very head of the school curriculum they view the lessons to make sure they are on target.

Next is context. This is the idea of who is discussing /who is creating this content. There are many different people discussing it. Teachers, parents, students, and so many more people are discussing how the lessons are beneficial to them and how they feel about it.

Lastly are the constraints. This would be what is wrong with this genre and there can be a lot of things that go wrong. One being the main goal of the lesson. Say the teacher explained it wrong to the students or even made a mistake when creating it. That leads to confused children and confused parents.