Lesson plan Essays

Lesson Plan Evaluation The lesson plan that was reviewed is called “Vocabulary / Context Clue” by Sarah M. Davis. This lesson plan uses Tier 2 words aimed at students that are in third grade. This lesson plan could connect with most lessons in any course third grade or up. The lesson contains several short lessons that introduce the Tier 2 words and instruct on how to fill these words out correctly within a word map. The teacher with the students review all four Tier 2 words. The class reviewed

ELED 350 Lesson Plan Template This lesson plan template is designed to support pre-practicum teacher candidates’ growth in the area of developing well-structured lessons with challenging, measurable objectives and appropriate student engagement strategies, pacing, sequencing, activities, materials, resources, technologies, and grouping This lesson is written by: Brittany Martins and Alexis Silva in collaboration with (Julia Schwarz, Amy Quill, and Victoria Drew) to be taught in Mrs. Berube’s

and Lesson Plans This document is a Unit Plan for Native American. This unit  follows the VDOE Standard of learning for 2nd  grade. This unit Plan also shows how I use informal and formal assessment to assess students learning. This lesson plan is a lesson from the above unit plan. This lesson plan shows I choose to use informal assessment and activator to grab student attention and activate their prior knowledge before the lesson. This unit plan shows

Introduction The 5-Minute Lesson Plan (2013), by Peter Serdyukov and Mark Ryan, offers a “5-Star Approach” for the organization of lesson plans (p. 93). The model guides teachers from the earliest stages of lesson planning (reflecting on standards considering the skills, abilities, and background of the target student population) to the post-presentation stage, where teachers evaluate the completed lesson (Serdyukov & Ryan, 2013 pp. 93-103). Although the finalized lesson plan appears in chronological

This lesson will be taught in a Pre-K ESE classroom with 19 students. They are between the ages of three to five years old. Nine of the children are developmentally delayed (with speech delays, ADHD, and/or Autistic tendencies). Two students are English language learners. 17 students are dual language learners. Physical Science Physical Development D. Fine Motor Development 1. Demonstrates increasing control of small muscles Social and Emotional Development A. Pro-social Behaviors 3. Joins in group

Gain attention Addressed in the lesson: Item 1 Focus and Motivate: Demonstration Students make qualitative and quantitative observations of a candle as it burns. Effective: Stimulus that would gain the students attention and ensure the learners are thinking about the subject to be presented. Pose thought-provoking questions to the students. Have students pose questions to be answered by other students Inform learners of objectives Addressed in the lesson: Item 2 Objectives: 1. Describe the purpose

I picked a lesson that I created in my ED 3710/4500 class. This lesson plan was in my pre-internship in a 4th grade classroom. This lesson plan was about literacy visualization that utilized technology. I was able to create a lesson plan that used technology appropriately to enhance instruction. This lesson was about visualization, so I used a video within my lesson. I used the projector and computer to play a video for the students. At first they only heard the sound of the video, so that they

Student Teaching – LESSON REFLECTION Teacher’s Name: Jamie Kelly Date of Lesson: 10/22/15 Student’s Name: Nico Student’s Instrument: Clarinet Instructions: After teaching this lesson, reflect on your teaching and the student’s learning. Use the following questions to help guide your thinking – Address those you feel were most applicable for this specific lesson. 1. What one or two words best describe your teaching experience during this lesson? I had a great time teaching this lesson this week. I

This lesson is a balance lesson adapted from the FOSS Curriculum's Balance and Motion Unit. This lesson was created for a second grade classroom. The instructor teaches this lesson to her group of second grade children. However, the science standard taught during this lesson is actually a third grade standard. Therefore, this lesson could be taught to a third grade classroom as well as a second grade classroom. This standard is a third grade physical science standard regarding forces and interactions

Lesson plan Overview: The following lesson plan is intended for high school students within eleventh grade American History classes. The content of the lesson plan follows the reading, interpretation, significant, and discussion of Gettysburg address. For the content within the lesson plan, if compared to a unit plan, this lesson would come near the later portion of the first half of the semester for American History students. Originally this lesson plan was presented and created by Tyler Cannon

students. This will help her, as well as her students to succeed in the classroom. As a Liberal Studies major with an emphasis in History the author has learned how to teach both in a curriculum that integrates both subjects and how creating a lesson plan can help students understand what multiculturalism is. One thing that she feels was not taught during her time at CSUMB, is how to take on difficult situations in the classroom with different

Briley Belling, Weekly Reflection # 8 How does the teacher plan the day, week, semester, year? My cooperating teacher keeps all lesson plans in a binder that are organized by each week, with the dates and times. There a spot next to each day, to write a note about the lesson being taught, the student activity, or an event that is happening. This way, there is a nice layout of the week, and what is happening and when. The content that is taught each quarter of the year, is planned in advanced with

Therefore, teachers have to be flexible and change the plan accordingly. The aim of the plan is to have coherence and variety. Teachers should put enough details in their lesson plans, and they need to ask themselves some question about the plan such as who are the students, what they want to do in the class, and how to teach them. Meanwhile, teachers should consider how to deal with unexpected situations. The author indicates that lesson plan does not have a

time to give up. When Om impressed the teacher, Han just gave up and wasn't willing to endure and try again. If Han had kept trying, he probably would have gotten Om in trouble eventually. This was Om’s way of teaching Han and that other students a lesson in enduring through hard times. As a twisted hero, Om didn't just show the student how to endure through tough times, he forced them to do it

your host teacher is doing for you because many teachers will not do it. I have had teachers turn me down for interviews and observations. My host teacher who i have now was willing to help me. I didn 't know that teachers are constant putting lesson plan together I wonder how

Analysis of Lesson Plan The lesson that was picked for the 2nd graders is a lesson about Africa. The name of the lesson is called Africa, A Look Through the Eyes of a Child. From this lesson student will be able to explore literature about Africa and exhibit an interest in learning more about it. This unit will introduce them to one of seven continents of the world. From this lesson student will be able to ask and answer questions as who, what, where, when, why, and how to demonstrate understanding

class. They were studying about the American flag and singing the Star Spangled banner. After the first graders left, Mrs. Whitmire gave me a sheet of her lesson plan. On the lesson plan, it had the lesson topics for September 8-14, 2015 which were String Family, Percussion Family, Piano, Forte, Piano, and Conductor. The objectives for these lesson topics were to review Forte/Piano and Loud/Quiet, to explore the piano, and to practice proper etiquette as a performer observer. Mrs. Whitmire captivated

and I had discussed pre-observation, certain features to be observed and my EP, who was not a CIDTL candidate, had ticked all the boxes in such a simple yet effective manner. Some of her teaching practices stood out and helped me model my unit 2 lesson plan based on that. My EC set the tone of the class environment as safe and participative. She did this with a semi-formal and personal greeting to her students. This had captivated the attention of the students including mine. My EP had wonderfully

For the purpose of this essay I have chosen the lesson plan from my final teach to the incoming students as the artefact from my micro-teaching experience during this module. In this essay I will describe the relationship between the lesson plan and setting clear, challenging and achievable expectations for pupils and also its relationship with engaging with pupils in order to develop effective, creative and imaginative strategies that promote individual and shared learning. Throughout my micro-teaching

The lesson plan that I picked was Letter Recognition with Clifford: Confused Letter Pairs for first and second graders. The components of the lesson plan start with the overview and explain what the lesson is about. It goes on to explain the pre-instruction planning and objectives by listing what will the students learn and do. The plan also includes materials that they will need in the lesson that includes directions which have two parts to it that explain the steps of the lesson for the teacher