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Information Literacy Collaborative Planning Template

Grade Level: 6th Grade Teacher/Team: Wagner/Wagner Planning Date:6/26/18


Content area(s): Social Studies Lesson(s)/Unit(s) of Study: Inventions of the
Industrial Revolution Timeline:2 weeks

State Content Standards/Benchmarks/Indicators: SS 8.4.1 Students will analyze how major past and current
US events are chronologically connected, and evaluate their impact(s) upon one another.
SS 8.4.2 Students will analyze the impact of people, events, ideas, and symbols upon US history using
multiple types of sources.
SS 8.4.5 Students will develop historical research skills.

AASL Standards Shared I. Inquire II. Include III. Collaborate IV. Curate V. Explore VI. Engage
Foundations
(Using the AASL Standards Framework for
Learners, type shared foundation, domain, and
competency in rectangles below, e.g., I.A.1.)
Domains

A. Think I.A.1. II.A.1. IV.A.1. VI.A.1.


B. Create I.B.3. II.B.1. III.B.2. IV.B.1. V.B.2. VI.B.1.
C. Share I.C.4. III.C.1. VI.C.2.
D. Grow III.D.1. V.D.3. VI.D.1.

Description of Pre-Assessment: Students will participate in K-W-L method. What do you know? What do you want to know?
Results of Pre-Assessment:

Learning Activities/Projects: Materials/Resources Needed: Person(s) Responsible:


1. Share, read, and discuss grading Project Rubric Librarian
rubric
2. Read and discuss the Industrial Social Studies book Classroom Teacher
Revolution from S.S. textbook
over a 1 week-period.
3. Teach inventions and inventors of Social Studies textbook/Brittanica Classroom Teacher
the period and the importance. Encyclopedia /Librarian
4. Choose an invention and inventor Inventions/Inventor List School Librarian
5. Research the invention/inventor Library, Computers, Internet, World Book School Librarian
using World Book Online. Completing 2 Online, two worksheet templates
question templates.
6. Use Britannica Encyclopedia on the Britannica Encyclopedia and on topic School Librarian
inventions and the inventors to check for books
other interesting facts.
7. Students will create a Keynote Computer Lab, computers, Keynote School Librarian
animation presentation.
8. The students will orally present Apple TV, Computer, Keynote School Librarian
their findings using the keynote presentation
presentation as the visual over Apple TV
9. Two students will orally share their Paired students School Librarian
thoughts on the presentation and subject
matter.

Description of Post-Assessment: The K-W-L Method will be revisited. We will finish the “What I Learned” portion. The final
presentation will be graded on the project rubric.
Results of Post-Assessment:

Comments/Evaluation of the Unit:



Materials: Social Studies textbook, Library, Computer Lab, Computers, Internet, Keynote, Apple TV, and Britannica
Encyclopedias.
Invention/Inventor Choice List:

*1775 James Watt First reliable steam engine

*1793 Eli Whitney Cotton gin

*1807 Robert Fulton Regular Steamboat service on the Hudson

*1836 Samuel F.B. Morse Telegraph

*1844 Elias Howe Sewing machine

*1851 Isaac Singer Improves the sewing machine

*1866 Cyrus Field Transatlantic cable

*1876 Alexander Graham Bell Telelphone

*1877 Thomas Edison Phonograph

*1879 Thomas Edison first incandescent light bulb

*1892 Rudolph Diesel Diesel engine

*1903 Orville and Wilbur Wright First airplane

*1908 Henry Ford Model T Ford

*1913 Henry Ford Large-scale moving assembly line
Student Invention/Inventor worksheet template #1:

https://goo.gl/images/qbAL4w

(See Template below)


Student Invention/Inventor Worksheet Template #2

Invention/Inventor Questions

• What date was the invention invented?

• What was life like, before this invention?

• How did this invention change life in America?






Books:
Britannica Encyclopedia Encyclopedia Britannica, Inc. 2012

World Book Encyclopedia Scott Fetzer Company, a subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway 2017

Mullenbach, Cheryl The industrial revolution for kids: the people and technology that changed the world
Chicago Review Press 2014

Brasch, Nicolas The Industrial Revolution: age of invention PowerKids Press 2013

Web Sites:

http://worldbookonline.com

https://goo.gl/images/qbAL4w (template #1)

https://www.britannica.com/list/inventors-and-inventions-of-the-industrial-revolution

https://kidskonnect.com/history/industrial-revolution/

https://www.thoughtco.com/industrial-revolution-inventors-chart-4059637

Pre/Post Assessment
K-W-L Method/ Project Rubric (See below)
Podcast
PROJECT
RUBRIC
Rubric 1 2 3 4 Notes:
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selected.information. appropriate information.
selected.
and share with the team.
The podcaster read all of The Podcaster may have The Podcaster generally had The Podcaster had engaging
his/her information, did not read directly from the notes, conversation, reading only conversation, not reading
stay focused on the instead of having small parts from his/her anything from his/her
question, and/or talked discussions. He/she stayed notes. He/she generally notes. He/she stayed
Presentation
Presentation over his/her classmates. semi-focused on the topic. stayed focused on the topic, focused on the topic, spoke
spoke loudly and clearly, loudly and clearly, and
and discussed without discussed without talking
talking over classmates. over classmates.

Total Score: ___________________________

Name: ________________________________

Topic: ________________________________
Information Literacy Checklist

Class: 6th Grade

Project: Inventions of the Industrial Revolution

6. Assess with the K-W-L method by


Skills/Tasks:

4. Create 2 animations in Keynote

7. Evaluate overall project using


1. Gathering information about
inventions during the Industrial

information into Keynote and


3. Successfully incorporate

completing the “What did I


2. Use World Book Online

5. 2 Peer Critiquing.
present Keynote.

project rubric.
presentation.
Revolution

learning”.
AASL Standards I.A.1. IV.A.1. I.B.3. I.B.3. II.A.1. III.C.1. I.C.4.
Addressed: IV.A.1. IV.B.1 VI.C.2. II.B.1. III.D.1.
IV.B.1 V.B.2. VI.D.!. III.B.2. IV.A.3.
VI.B.1. VI.A.1. V.D.3.

Students:














Created by Sherry R. Crow Courtesy Colorado Springs District 11; adapted 2008, 2018

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