Rudolph Saves Christmas - Lesson 3 - PowerPoint

The 'Rudolph Saves Christmas' lesson is an interactive and engaging session that focuses on the concept of rhythm and rhyme within English teaching resources. The objectives are straightforward: to learn about rhyming words. Students are presented with sentences containing rhyming words, highlighted in green, to illustrate how they share the same ending sound. For example, 'frog', 'dog', and 'log' all end with 'og', making them rhyming words. This is followed by activities where students match words with their rhyming partners, both through visual worksheets and interactive exercises such as clicking on baubles on a Christmas tree to pair them with corresponding rhymes.

Additionally, the lesson incorporates familiar songs like 'Twinkle Twinkle Little Star' and 'Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer', inviting students to identify rhyming pairs within the lyrics. This not only reinforces the concept of rhyme but also adds a musical element to the learning experience. The lesson concludes with a discussion on the moral of the story, prompting students to reflect on the themes of acceptance and the value of individual differences. The narrative of Rudolph, with his unique red nose, serves as a foundation for this conversation, while also providing a sequence of events that students must order correctly, further engaging them in the story and its lessons.