This is the first lesson plan in a five-part series for preschoolers to learn more about their five senses! Combining fiction and nonfiction titles, kids get to learn about their eyes and sight, why some people have to wear glasses, and how animals use their different kinds of eyes to see! Plus, there are a handful of songs, rhymes, crafts, and activities to round out the lesson plan or to extend learning beyond the books.
This would also make a great lesson plan for a simple STEM program for preschoolers at a PreK classroom, library, or at home. Combine this lesson plan with a few science “experiments” using your eyes for a complete program.
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Storytime Theme: Sight
Books
Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? by Bill Martin Jr., illustrated by Eric Carle
Duck! Rabbit! by Amy Krouse Rosenthal, illustrated by Tom Lichtenheld
The Eye Book by Dr. Seuss, illustrated by Joe Mathieu
Eye to Eye: How Animals See the World by Steve Jenkins
Sight! by Ruth Spiro, illustrated by Irene Chan
I Can See Just Fine by Eric Barclay
It Looked Like Spilt Milk by Charles G. Shaw
Our Eyes Can See by Jodi Wheeler-Toppen
Whose Eyes Are These? by Virginie Gobert-Martin, illustrated by Madeline Peirsman
Songs & Rhymes
These Are My Glasses – Laurie Berkner Band
I Have Two Eyes – KiddieOK
The Corner Grocery Store – Raffi
Crafts & Activities
I Spy with My Little Eye – Raising Children
Paper Plate Eye – Easy Kids Crafts
Googly Eye Process Art – Buggy and Buddy
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