The document outlines a guided math teaching task that involves planning and evaluating 4 math lessons over a period of weeks. For each lesson, the objective learning outcome is stated and the student's level of understanding (emerging, developing, or mastered) is evaluated based on their work. Lessons involve skills like subtracting multi-digit numbers, writing division sentences from word problems, creating word problems using division, and filling in a schedule with division answers. Photos of student work are to be added to an e-portfolio with the learning outcome and activity name.
The document outlines a guided math teaching task that involves planning and evaluating 4 math lessons over a period of weeks. For each lesson, the objective learning outcome is stated and the student's level of understanding (emerging, developing, or mastered) is evaluated based on their work. Lessons involve skills like subtracting multi-digit numbers, writing division sentences from word problems, creating word problems using division, and filling in a schedule with division answers. Photos of student work are to be added to an e-portfolio with the learning outcome and activity name.
The document outlines a guided math teaching task that involves planning and evaluating 4 math lessons over a period of weeks. For each lesson, the objective learning outcome is stated and the student's level of understanding (emerging, developing, or mastered) is evaluated based on their work. Lessons involve skills like subtracting multi-digit numbers, writing division sentences from word problems, creating word problems using division, and filling in a schedule with division answers. Photos of student work are to be added to an e-portfolio with the learning outcome and activity name.
1. record the planning for the guided math groups that you taught and the learning outcomes you covered (including the level of learning outcome: emerging, developing or mastered). 2. Evaluate the learning – all got it, most got it, some got it, I need to reteach this again. How do you know? What did the students do to show that they understood? 3. Add pictures of the center activity/students’ work to your e-portfolio (include the LO and name of the center) Lesson Plan Activity Description (Describe how you will teach the guided All got it! Most got Some I need to Ready it! got it! reteach math) for the next level up Lesson 1: The students will solve questions about [16\10\ 2018] subtract four digits’ numbers by round LO (Developing): three of them and check the output suing the addition for all questions. I will - explain for the students how to subtract four digits and round also, how to check the output. Additionally, I will model for them.
Lesson 2: The students will solve a real-life
[24\10\ 2018] example by write the division sentence LO (Developing): then, write the output of the sentence. Additionally, I will tell them how to extract the division sentence from the example to solve it and I will model for - them. Lesson 3: They will create a real-life example using [29\10\ 2018] division operation. I will tell them how LO (Mastered): to create a real-life example and model - for them to be more clear and easy. Then, I will let them to create an example. Lesson 4: They will fill the schedule by write the [5\11\ 2018] answers of each question also, they will LO (Emergent): match the division operations with the answers. I will tell them how to divide - the numbers and model how I will answer the questions.