This lesson plan outlines a teacher's objectives, materials, and instructional activities for a class. It includes details like the subject, student age, number of days, essential questions, standards addressed, and assessments. The plan describes the sequence of teacher-led and independent activities, from a warmup to follow up. It aims to meet learning objectives and move students toward completing a unit project through differentiated instruction and assessment.
This lesson plan outlines a teacher's objectives, materials, and instructional activities for a class. It includes details like the subject, student age, number of days, essential questions, standards addressed, and assessments. The plan describes the sequence of teacher-led and independent activities, from a warmup to follow up. It aims to meet learning objectives and move students toward completing a unit project through differentiated instruction and assessment.
This lesson plan outlines a teacher's objectives, materials, and instructional activities for a class. It includes details like the subject, student age, number of days, essential questions, standards addressed, and assessments. The plan describes the sequence of teacher-led and independent activities, from a warmup to follow up. It aims to meet learning objectives and move students toward completing a unit project through differentiated instruction and assessment.
BACKGROUND KNOWLEDGE necessary for students before engaging in this lesson: COMMON CORE STATE STANDARDS addressed specifically in this lesson: ESSENTIAL QUESTION(S) for this specific lesson. Essential questions are open ended, thought provoking questions that ask students to uncover ideas, problems, controversies, and or adopt varying perspectives. There should be more than one way to answer an essential question. UNIT PLAN-Where does this lesson fall in terms of your overall unit plan? How does the lesson move students toward completion of the final Unit Project? OBJECTIVES FOR THE LESSON (These should be Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic, and Timely): *Include RATIONALE for these choices anywhere possible! The Student Will Be Able To The Student Will MATERIALS needed during this lesson: DIFFERENTIATION STRATEGIES to meet the needs of all learners used during this lesson: *Include RATIONALE for these choices anywhere possible! INSTRUCTIONAL PLANNING-Sequence of teacher processes and student activities in this lesson (should be numbered steps that may or may not include timing): *Include RATIONALE for these choices anywhere possible! Do Now/ Warm Up Teacher Introduction/ Mini Lesson Guided Practice/ Modeling Independent Practice Wrap Up Follow Up (if necessary)
ASSESSMENTS-Indicate how the students will be assessed following this lesson:
*Include RATIONALE for these choices anywhere possible! REFLECTIONS-Indicate what questions you will ask yourself following this lesson in order to improve your practice: