Lesson Plan
One Knock Lesson Plan
Students will learn to knock once before entering the classroom by modeling, guided practice, song, and games, aiming for independent routine adoption.
Establishing a single-knock entry routine fosters respect for classroom boundaries, builds independence, and primes children for structured transitions, reducing disruptions and enhancing readiness.
Audience
Time
Approach
Materials
Prep
Teacher Preparation
5 minutes
Step 1
Greeting & Modeling
5 minutes
Step 2
Guided Practice
8 minutes
Step 3
Song & Movement
7 minutes
Step 4
Independent Practice
5 minutes
Step 5
Knock! Game
3 minutes
Step 6
Wrap-Up & Review
2 minutes
Slide Deck
One Knock, Please
Today’s Steps
One Knock Habit
Greeting & Modeling
Guided Practice
Independent Practice
Knock! Game
Wrap-Up & Review
Lesson Plan
Knock Once Lesson Plan
Students will learn to knock once before entering the classroom through modeling, guided practice, song, and games, aiming to establish an independent and respectful entry routine.
Establishing a consistent one-knock rule helps children build respect for classroom boundaries, develop self-control, and transition smoothly into activities—reducing disruptions and fostering independence.
Audience
Time
Approach
Materials
Prep
Teacher Preparation
5 minutes
Step 1
Greeting & Modeling
5 minutes
Step 2
Guided Practice
8 minutes
Step 3
Song & Movement
7 minutes
Step 4
Independent Practice
5 minutes
Step 5
Knock! Game
3 minutes
Step 6
Wrap-Up & Review
2 minutes
Slide Deck
Knock Once, Please!
Why One Knock?
Today’s Steps
Puppet Demo
Guided Practice
Independent Practice
Knock! Game
Wrap-Up & Review
Activity
Script
Game
Worksheet
Cool Down
