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Jokey B asked:
Also, how can you tell how long to make a lesson plan for? Any rule of thumb for how long a lesson plan will last? Like how long will an activity last?
I know that is so vague. Is there like a chart that shows how long certain activities typically last, any kind of measure of how long things last with this age group?
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Also, how can you tell how long to make a lesson plan for? Any rule of thumb for how long a lesson plan will last? Like how long will an activity last?
I know that is so vague. Is there like a chart that shows how long certain activities typically last, any kind of measure of how long things last with this age group?
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Kacey L on 20 November, 2008 at 11:13 pm #
I don’t teach Kindergarten now but did my student teaching in kindergarten. I would suggest very short, very active lessons for kindergartners. atozteacherstuff.com has a lot of good information. Good luck! 
teacherg on 23 November, 2008 at 9:52 pm #
I teach kindergarten. However, you will need to plan most of this with your cooperating teacher. Regardless of how you feel/what you know you will need to follow their lead. —On average, I try not to keep an activity going for more than 10-15 minutes unless the students are moving in some way.
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