Plan your own multiple stations lesson for each of the grades given bellow. Each lesson may only be one A4 page 1. Grade R 2. Grade 1 3. Grade 2 4. Grade 3?

Grade R:

Station 1: Fine motor skills - Provide students with playdough and various tools such as cookie cutters, rolling pins, and plastic knives. Encourage them to use their hands to manipulate the playdough and create different shapes.

Station 2: Sensory exploration - Set up a sensory bin filled with rice or sand and small toys or objects for students to dig through and explore. This will help develop their tactile senses and hand-eye coordination.

Station 3: Gross motor skills - Create an obstacle course using mats, tunnels, and cones for students to crawl, jump, and balance on. This will help them develop their coordination and balance.

Grade 1:

Station 1: Reading comprehension - Provide students with a selection of short stories or passages to read. After reading, have them answer questions about the main idea, characters, and setting to test their understanding.

Station 2: Math skills - Set up a station with math manipulatives such as counting cubes, number cards, and a number line. Have students practice counting, adding, and subtracting using the manipulatives.

Station 3: Creative writing - Provide students with writing prompts or pictures to inspire their creativity. Encourage them to write a short story or sentence using proper grammar and punctuation.

Grade 2:

Station 1: Science exploration - Set up a station with various science experiments for students to explore, such as making a volcano with baking soda and vinegar or creating a rainbow with water and a prism.

Station 2: Social studies - Provide students with maps, globes, and books about different countries and cultures. Have them locate different countries on the map and learn about their customs and traditions.

Station 3: Art - Set up a station with various art supplies such as paint, markers, and colored pencils. Encourage students to create a piece of art inspired by a famous artist or a specific theme.

Grade 3:

Station 1: STEM challenge - Provide students with materials such as straws, tape, and paper to build a structure that can support a certain weight. Have them test their structures and make adjustments as needed.

Station 2: Writing workshop - Set up a station with writing prompts and graphic organizers to help students plan and organize their writing. Encourage them to write a persuasive essay or a narrative story.

Station 3: Math games - Provide students with math games such as multiplication bingo or fraction puzzles to reinforce their math skills in a fun and engaging way.

Grade R

Literacy
- Station 1: Letter Recognition - Use magnetic letters or letter blocks for children to match and identify letters.
- Station 2: Letter Sound Match - Provide flashcards with letters and corresponding pictures. Children match the letters to the correct sound.
- Station 3: Reading Corner - Set up a cozy corner with picture books for children to explore and read independently.

Numeracy
- Station 1: Number Counting - Use number cards or objects for children to count and demonstrate understanding of numbers.
- Station 2: Shape Sorting - Provide a variety of 2D shapes and ask children to sort them by shape or color.
- Station 3: Building with Blocks - Set up building blocks and encourage children to construct towers and other structures.

Grade 1

Literacy
- Station 1: Sight Word Bingo - Create bingo cards with common sight words. Call out words and have children mark the words they know.
- Station 2: Story Comprehension - Read a story aloud and ask comprehension questions. Children can answer verbally or through drawings.
- Station 3: Letter Writing - Provide sand trays or whiteboards for children to practice writing letters and simple words.

Numeracy
- Station 1: Number Addition - Use manipulatives (e.g., counters, cubes) for children to solve simple addition problems.
- Station 2: Measurement - Provide rulers or measuring tapes and have children measure different objects around the room.
- Station 3: Time Telling - Use toy clocks or digital clocks to introduce children to time-telling concepts.

Grade 2

Literacy
- Station 1: Reading Fluency - Provide leveled reading texts for children to practice reading aloud.
- Station 2: Writing Workshop - Set up writing stations with different materials (e.g., paper, pencils, crayons) for children to write stories and poems.
- Station 3: Vocabulary Building - Play word games such as charades, Pictionary, or vocabulary scavenger hunts.

Numeracy
- Station 1: Multiplication - Use manipulatives or number grids to introduce children to basic multiplication.
- Station 2: Division - Provide story problems involving division and guide children through the process.
- Station 3: Problem Solving - Pose word problems that encourage children to apply mathematical concepts and solve problems strategically.

Grade 3

Literacy
- Station 1: Informational Text - Read nonfiction articles and have children summarize the main ideas.
- Station 2: Argumentative Writing - Guide children through writing persuasive essays or letters.
- Station 3: Poetry Exploration - Introduce different types of poems and have children analyze their structure and meaning.

Numeracy
- Station 1: Fractions - Use fraction circles or manipulatives to introduce children to fractions.
- Station 2: Decimals - Provide activities involving converting between fractions and decimals.
- Station 3: Data Analysis - Collect data and have children create graphs and charts to represent the information.