Audiovisual Book for Kids: The Whale Who Ate Everything

Audiovisual book for Kids: The Whale Who Ate Everything. With Free Lesson Plan and Free Video for Preschool and Young Learners

Audiovisual book for Kids: The Whale Who Ate Everything

Audiovisual book for Kids: The Whale Who Ate Everything

Objective – Audiovisual book for Kids: The Whale Who Ate Everything

The objective of this lesson plan is to introduce preschool and young learners to the delightful story “The Whale Who Ate Everything” using an audiovisual book. Through this interactive and engaging experience, children will enhance their listening skills, comprehension, and learn valuable lessons about the importance of balance, self-control, and taking care of the environment.

Target Audience

Age Group: Preschool and Young Learners (ages 3-6)

Duration

Approximately 30-45 minutes

Materials

1. Audiovisual book/video of “The Whale Who Ate Everything” (free online resources or pre-recorded version)
2. Storytelling props (optional): Pictures of a whale, marine animals, or ocean scenes.
3. Art supplies: Crayons, colored pencils, markers, scissors, glue, and construction paper.

Lesson Plan

1. Introduction (5 minutes):
   • Greet the children and introduce the story of “The Whale Who Ate Everything.”
   • Discuss the theme of balance and caring for the environment.
2. Pre-Reading Activity (5 minutes):
   • Show the children pictures of a whale, marine animals, or ocean scenes.
   • Ask them to describe what they see and talk about the importance of the ocean.
3. Read-Aloud (10 minutes):
   • Play the audiovisual book/video of “The Whale Who Ate Everything” for the children to watch and listen.
   • Encourage them to listen carefully to the story of the whale and its eating habits.
4. Discussion (5 minutes):
   • Engage the children in a brief discussion about the story and its messages.
   • Ask questions like: “Why did the whale eat everything?” “What happened to the ocean as a result?” “What can we do to take care of the environment?”
5. Art and Craft Activity (15 minutes):
   • Provide the children with art supplies and ask them to create an ocean-themed artwork, such as a collage of marine animals or a drawing of the whale with a message about protecting the environment.
6. Conclusion (5 minutes):
   • Have each child share their artwork and briefly explain what they learned about taking care of the environment.
   • Reinforce the importance of balance and self-control in our actions.

Free Video Resource

1. Use storytelling props like pictures of marine animals to make the lesson more interactive and enjoyable.
2. Encourage the children to share their thoughts and feelings about the story during the discussion.
3. Adapt the lesson plan to suit the individual needs and attention spans of the children involved.
4. Remember, the goal is to make the learning experience enjoyable and meaningful for the young learners while exploring the captivating story of “The Whale Who Ate Everything” and its valuable lessons about balance, self-control, and caring for the environment.

Audiovisual book for Kids: The Whale Who Ate Everything

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