Wednesday, October 14, 2015
Multiple Intelligences EDU 611 Cotati Thomas-Crompton
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Sunday, September 20, 2015
EDU 611 Lesson PLan Activity 2
Name: Cotati Thomas-Crompton Lesson Plan Activity
You will be writing two
lesson plans. Click back on the
California Common Core Standards. Pick
one Reading standard and one math standard and write a lesson plan for each.
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California Common Core Standards: (Cut and
paste here)
Understand the relationship
between numbers and quantity; connect counting to cardinality
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Objective:
By the end of this lesson,
students will be able to:
Understand and connect
Roman Numerals with given amounts
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Resources and Materials:
Roman Numeral Chart 1-10
Small Cup of Gummy Bears
Small Dry Erase Boards w/
Marker
Small Paper Plate
Roman Numeral Matching
Worksheet
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Assessment
What is the tool used?
What are you looking for?
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A Roman
Numeral and Number Matching Worksheet
I will be
looking to see if the students can match the Roman Numeral with the Correct
amount of Items on the worksheet
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Anticipatory Set
How will you engage the students?
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I will
show a Ancient Rome cartoon video clip of how Roman Numeral came into
existence.
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Procedure
What are the steps of the
lesson?
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Step 1
would be to show the cartoon video clip about Roman Numerals.
Step 2
would be to have an open discussion about how Roman Numerals have the same
meaning and value as “Regular Numbers”
Step 3
would be to step by step explain the system of the symbols that are used in
Roman Numerals. I would have the student write out the Roman Numerals on
their Dry Erase Boards.
Step 4 would
be to have the students practice writing and matching Roman Numerals 1- 5
with gummy bears. This will show them how the Roman Numerals are connected to
the same given amount as “Regular Numbers”.
Step 5
would be to go further ahead and discuss how the symbols of the Roman
Numerals change between 6-10.
Step 6
would be to have the students practice along with the teacher by practicing
writing and matching out the Roman Numeral numbers 6-10 with gummy bears. Step
7 would be to have a guided practice number matching activity between both
Numbers and Roman Numeral Numbers.
Step 8
would be to have the student independently practice matching the Roman
Numerals with the number amount of items on their Roman Numeral and Number
Worksheet.
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Differentiated Instruction
for Students
How will you assist
students at varying ability levels?
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Extensions
of the lesson for those who understand the concept:
For those
who un understood the concept, I would give them an extended activity and
have them unscramble the Roman Numeral Cut Outs and arrange them from least
to greatest.
Remediation
of the lesson for those who haven’t fully grasped the concept:
For those
students who did not fully grasp the concepts, I would have them focus on
numbers 1-5 in small groups of 2’s and re-teach the lesson activity.
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EDU 611 Lesson Plan Activity 1
Name: Cotati Thomas-Crompton Lesson Plan Activity
You will be writing two
lesson plans. Click back on the
California Common Core Standards. Pick
one Reading standard and one math standard and write a lesson plan for each.
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California Common Core Standards: (Cut and
paste here)
Determine or clarify the
meaning of unknown and multiple meaning words and phrases based on grade 2
reading and content choosing flexibly from an array of strategies
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Objective:
By the end of this lesson,
students will be able to:
Understand scientific
terms and definitions related to the Life Cycle of Frogs
Frog spawn
Mass
Cell
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Resources and Materials:
Dictionary
Writing paper
Pencil
Life Cycle Drawing Handout
Colored Pencils
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Assessment
What is the tool used?
What are you looking for?
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The tool
will be a drawing of the life cycle of a frog.
I will be
looking to see if the students remembered the new terms that were used in the
lesson.
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Anticipatory Set
How will you engage the students?
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I will
show a cartoon video clip of the life cycle of a frog
I will
have a Live Frog as a visual Aid for the students
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Procedure
What are the steps of the
lesson?
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Step 1
would be to show the cartoon video clip of the cycle of a frog.
Step 2
would be to have an open discussion about the student’s prior knowledge about
frogs.
Step 3
would be to have the student’s follow along with the teacher and read a short
reading about
the life
cycle of frogs.
Step 4
would be to have the students point out 3-4 words that are unfamiliar about
frogs
Step 5
would be to have the students group into 4’s and use their dictionary’s to
look up the definition of those unfamiliar words.
Step 6
would be to have each group of students to share the definition of the new
words/term and define them.
Step 7
would be to discuss the different terms in relationship to the frog.
Step 8
would be to have each student fill in the names of the new words/terms onto
their life cycle of a frog drawing.
Step 9
after filling in the names of the terms on the drawing, the students will
color in the images of the cycle.
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Differentiated Instruction
for Students
How will you assist
students at varying ability levels?
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Extensions
of the lesson for those who understand the concept:
For those
who understood the concepts, I would have them revisit the reading and choose
additional 3-4 terms to define the meaning of.
Remediation
of the lesson for those who haven’t fully grasped the concept:
For those
who may have not understood the lesson, I would have them choose only one new
word/term to define. I would have them focus on learning the meaning of that
1 new term and describing that 1 new term to the class.
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