👨👩👧 Sunshine Club: Goldilocks and the Three Bears
A fully interactive A1.1 Kids reading lesson from the Sunshine Club series (Lesson 22, My Family unit). Children warm up with four move-and-say actions (wave, big arms, small hands, a family word), then meet the words in two picture boxes: the Bear Family (Daddy Bear is big, Mummy Bear is not big, Baby Bear is small) and Hot and Cold, plus a story-chunk chip panel (Too hot! Too cold! Too big! Just right! Who is this?). Ten key words (bear, house, chair, bed, hot, cold, big, small, soup, sleep) appear in a table with 3-6 word kid definitions and tiny examples, six of them on review flashcards. The Story Corner is an 85-word retelling of Goldilocks and the Three Bears acted by the Sunshine Club kids (Ela is Goldilocks), written in 3-7 word lines with heavy refrain repetition and five hover-tooltip words, followed by a six-card sight-word chip row (bear, house, chair, bed, hot, cold). Practice gives 8 one-word fill-in-the-blanks (is, am, small, hot, cold, bed, chair, bears) with hints and live scoring. The speaking part guides a group act-out with five prompts and a 6-line model dialogue between Ela and Tom. The writing task turns the homework (name the three bears to your family) into three sentence frames with a 4-step checklist, a live word counter aiming for 10-20 words and auto-save. An 8-question multiple-choice quiz (including two story questions) with per-question explanations, progress bar, result circle and localStorage persistence closes the lesson.
Lesson Plan
- 4 move-and-say actions: wave hello, big arms, small hands, one family word
- Whole-body TPR start — no writing needed
Key Vocabulary
Grammar Points
- Story chunks: This is... / Who is this?
- Refrain chunk too + adjective: too hot, too cold, just right
- To be with adjectives: Daddy Bear is big; Baby Bear is small
- Recycled adjective pairs: big/small and hot/cold
Prerequisites
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