Megan Meyer created a 20-minute kindergarten and first grade lesson plan about using iPads effectively for research. The lesson teaches students how to properly handle iPads, turn them on and off, adjust the volume, access apps, and store iPads away. Students will practice these skills by getting iPads in and out of the cart, opening apps, and starting an activity on the SeeSaw app. The formative assessment is whether students can successfully operate the iPads as instructed.
Megan Meyer created a 20-minute kindergarten and first grade lesson plan about using iPads effectively for research. The lesson teaches students how to properly handle iPads, turn them on and off, adjust the volume, access apps, and store iPads away. Students will practice these skills by getting iPads in and out of the cart, opening apps, and starting an activity on the SeeSaw app. The formative assessment is whether students can successfully operate the iPads as instructed.
Megan Meyer created a 20-minute kindergarten and first grade lesson plan about using iPads effectively for research. The lesson teaches students how to properly handle iPads, turn them on and off, adjust the volume, access apps, and store iPads away. Students will practice these skills by getting iPads in and out of the cart, opening apps, and starting an activity on the SeeSaw app. The formative assessment is whether students can successfully operate the iPads as instructed.
Megan Meyer created a 20-minute kindergarten and first grade lesson plan about using iPads effectively for research. The lesson teaches students how to properly handle iPads, turn them on and off, adjust the volume, access apps, and store iPads away. Students will practice these skills by getting iPads in and out of the cart, opening apps, and starting an activity on the SeeSaw app. The formative assessment is whether students can successfully operate the iPads as instructed.
Author Megan Meyer Title of Lesson The Basics of Using an IPad Subject/Course Information Literacy Grade Level Kindergarten and 1st Grade Duration ~20 minutes Big Idea Effective research requires the use of varied resources to gain or expand knowledge Active listeners make meaning from what they hear by questioning, reflecting, responding, and evaluating Essential Question How does one organize and create information from various sources? How does one best present findings? How do active listeners make meaning? Model Curriculum Competencies Ask and answer questions about key details in text read aloud or presented orally. Demonstrate proper IPad handling skills and correct procedures for using the devices (ex. how to get their IPad from the cart, turn device on, and return it to the proper place, etc.). Recall information from past experience or information provided to answer question, and with help, use this information to answer the question. AASL Standards I.A.2. Learners display curiosity and initiative by recalling prior and background knowledge as context for new meaning. I.D.3. Learners participate in an ongoing inquiry-based process by enacting new understanding through real- world connections. Instructional Objectives SWBAT: Handle the library’s IPads with great care and respect Understand how to and be able to use the IPads for future work and assignments that will be asked of them Content Specific Vocabulary App – an application downloaded by a user onto a mobile device Megan Meyer Elementary Lesson Plan Home Button – a button on a smartphone, tablet, or other electronic device that takes the user to the start/home screen Headphone Jack – the hole used to plug in a headset, earphones, or headphones into a device Power Button – a button on an electronic device that can turn a device on or off Volume Buttons – buttons on an electronic device that can increase or decrease the volume Materials/Resources/Equipment Teacher IPad IPads for students Hand Sanitizer Cleaning wipes/spray Instructional Procedures Greet students at the library doors. Let them get hand sanitizer and sit in their seats. Introduce today’s lesson and activity. Introduction to IPads/Refresher Activate prior knowledge. Start the lesson/activity. Give them IPad numbers. Go over how they’ll get their IPads from the cart. The Home Button Volume Buttons Open up some of the different apps they’ll be using this year. Go over how they’ll put their IPads away. Practice. Go up to get their IPads. Put them away. Go up to get them again. Have them open up SeeSaw to start Mrs. Koller’s activity with them. Formative Assessment When asked students will be able to turn on, open their Megan Meyer Elementary Lesson Plan IPads, and access the apps asked of them. Assignment Students will familiarize themselves with the IPads and its functions that will be needed for future Enrichment Days. Accommodations