Objective

By the end of the lesson, the Kindergarten student will be able to understand the concept of manifesting and apply it to their reading comprehension skills.

Materials and Prep

• Blank paper
• Coloring materials (crayons, markers, colored pencils)

Prior knowledge of basic reading skills is required.

Activities

1. Activity 1: Visualization

   Guide the student to close their eyes and imagine their favorite storybook character coming to life. Encourage them to visualize the character's appearance, actions, and surroundings.

2. Activity 2: Drawing Manifestations

   Provide the student with a blank piece of paper and ask them to draw their favorite storybook character based on their visualization from Activity 1. Encourage them to be creative and include details.

3. Activity 3: Reading Comprehension

   Select a short story or passage from a book that the student is familiar with. Ask them to read the passage and then draw a picture of their interpretation of the story. Encourage them to use their imagination and manifest the story through their drawing.

Kindergarten Grade Talking Points

• "Manifesting means using your imagination to bring something to life."
• "When we read a story, we can use our imagination to visualize the characters and events."
• "By drawing what we visualize, we can bring our imagination to life on paper."
• "When we understand a story and can draw it, it means we comprehend what we read."
• "Manifesting helps us become better readers and enjoy stories even more!"