Lesson Planning Form for Accessible Instruction Calvin College Education Program
Teacher Alison Culver
Date 4/9/2014 Subject/ Topic/ Theme Comparing and Contrasting rade !2nd!!!!!!!!! I. Objectives How does tis lesson connect to te unit !lan" This lesson build on the students "no#ledge o$ the stor% and it #ill delve deeper into the stories meaning& Learners will be able to# cognitive' ( ) Ap An * C+ ph%sical development socio' emotional ,denti$% the "e% aspect o$ the boo" The True Story of the Three Little Pigs. ( ,denti$% that the boo" is #ritten $rom the point o$ vie# o$ the #ol$ -not using those terms.& Appl% ho# the perspective o$ the stor% teller can change the stor%& ) Ap Common Core standards $or %LCEs if not available in Common Core& addressed# CCSS&*/A'/,T*(AC0&(/&2&1 Describe ho# characters in a stor% respond to major events and challenges& CCSS&*/A'/,T*(AC0&(/&2&2 Ac"no#ledge di$$erences in the points o$ vie# o$ characters3 including b% spea"ing in a di$$erent voice $or each character #hen reading dialogue aloud& -4ote# 5rite as man% as needed& ,ndicate ta6onom% levels and connections to applicable national or state standards& ,$ an objective applies to particular learners #rite the name-s. o$ the learner-s. to #hom it applies&. +remember3 understand3 appl%3 anal%7e3 evaluate3 create II. 'efore (ou start Identif( !rere)uisite *nowledge and s*ills. The students #ill need to have remembered the stor% The True stor% o$ the Three /ittle 8igs& Students #ill also need to be able to identi$% the character and plot o$ the stor%& Outline assessment activities -applicable to this lesson. Pre-assessment (for learning): There #ill be a revie# o$ the stor% #here , can assess ho# much the% remember& Formative (for learning): , #ill be observing and listening to the students responses& Formative (as learning): The students #ill be able to articulate their ideas and listen to #hat the other students are sa%ing& Summative (of learning.9 The students: verbal responses at the end o$ the lesson #hen the% give their reasoning $or their opinion& +at barriers migt tis lesson !resent" +at will it ta*e , neurodevelo!mentall(- e.!erientiall(- emotionall(- etc.- for (our students to do tis lesson" Provide /ulti!le /eans of 0e!resentation Provide /ulti!le /eans of Action and E.!ression Provide /ulti!le /eans of Engagement 8rovide options $or perception' making information perceptible The students #ill be able to hear an audio o$ the stor%& The students #ill also be reading the in$ormation the% #rote in their ;enn diagrams& 8rovide options $or ph%sical action' increase options for interaction The students #ill be as"ing <uestions and the% #ill be able to be creative #ith the cra$t& 8rovide options $or recruiting interest' choice relevance value authenticity minimi!e threats The cra$t #ill be a #a% to get the students involved& The% #ill also be able to voice their opinions b% #hich mas" the% chose& 8rovide options $or language3 mathematical e6pressions3 and s%mbols' clarify " connect language The% students #ill be hearing the stor% #ith visuals& The students #ill also be able to read their responses in their ;enn diagram& 8rovide options $or e6pression and communication' increase me#ium of e$pression The% students #ill be able to verbali7e their responses and sho# their creativit% #ith cra$t& 8rovide options $or sustaining e$$ort and persistence' optimi!e challenge collaboration mastery- oriente# fee#back The students #ill be challenged to give evidence $or their opinions& 1'19'11 8rovide options $or comprehension' activate apply " highlight The students #ill have to ta"e #hat the% learned about ;enn diagrams #hen articulating them& The% #ill also have to remember the characters and plot o$ the stor%& 8rovide options $or e6ecutive $unctions' coor#inate short " long term goals monitor progress an# mo#ify strategies Students #ill be learning ho# to use ;enn diagrams& Students #ill also be learning ho# to $ind evidence $or their thoughts& 8rovide options $or sel$'regulation' e$pectations personal skills an# strategies self-assessment " reflection Students #ill have to re$lect bac" on ever%thing the% have learned and come up #ith an opinion about the stor%& This #ill also challenge them to thin" about multiple perspectives& /aterials1wat materials $boo*s- andouts- etc& do (ou need for tis lesson and are te( read( to use" ;ideo 8rojector ;enn diagrams Cra$t supplies3 construction paper scissors3 glue3 popsicle stic"s How will (our classroom be set u! for tis lesson" The students #ill be at their des"s and the teacher #ill be at the $ront $ the classroom& III. 2e Plan 2ime Com!onents 3escribe teacher activities A43 student activities for eac com!onent of te lesson. Include im!ortant iger order tin*ing )uestions and5or !rom!ts. /otivation -opening/ introduction/ engagement. , #ill sho# an audio o$ the boo" The True Story of the Three Little Pigs. The students #ill be #atching the video& 6 mins 3evelo!ment -the largest component or main bod% o$ the lesson. =ollo#ing the video , am going to be as"ing the students some <uestions about #ho is telling the stor%& , #ill not be using the #ords perspective or point o$ vie# %et& , #ill also as" them i$ the% thin" the original stor% #as told $rom the vie# o$ the #ol$& , #ant to get to the point #here the students understand that the stor% changes based on #ho is telling it& , then #ant to give then real li$e e6amples& , #ill then as" them to pull out there ;enn diagrams& , #ill then as" them to give me e6amples o$ #hat changed $rom the original version because the stor% #as told b% the #ol$& , #ant to stress that The students #ill be responding to m% <uestions as #e go& The students #ill also have the chance to loo" bac" at their ;enn diagrams& This #ill challenge them to remember the in$ormation and be able to interpret their ;enn diagram& The students #ill then be creating their mas"s& -could possibl% ma"e this a station $or time purposes. 7 mins 89 mins 1'19'11 the #ol$ told the stor% di$$erentl% because it #as $rom his perspective& Then , #ill introduce the cra$t& This #ill consist o$ them gluing di$$erent pieces together to create t#o mas"s each a pig mas" and a #ol$ mas"& , #ill have e6amples $or them to loo" at& 8: mins 6 mins Closure -conclusion3 culmination3 #rap'up. To conclude , #ill as" them to put on the mas" o$ the character the% believe either the #ol$ or the pig& , #ill then as" a $e# students to give evidence $or their opinion& The students #ill hold up the mas" o$ the character the% believe& , #ill as" some students to give a rational& ;our reflection about te lesson- including evidence$s& of student learning and engagement- as well as ideas for im!rovement for ne.t time. -5rite this a$ter teaching the lesson3 i$ %ou had a chance to teach it& ,$ %ou did not teach this lesson3 $ocus on the process o$ preparing the lesson&. , did not end up teaching this lesson& ,n the previous lesson , as"ed the students about #hose stor% the% believed and , touched on the idea o$ perspective& 5hen m% teacher and , #ere tal"ing about moving $or#ard #e both decided that #e #anted to give them the $inal assessment that #as in lesson $ive and that this #ould end up being more bene$icial& A$ter teaching lesson $ive , thin" that it #ent $airl% #ell3 but , thin" the students could have used an additional da% to go over the idea o$ perspective& This lesson #ould have given the students more opportunit% the get more com$ortable #ith the idea& , thin" it #ould have helped bridge the gap bet#een the stor% and them being able to appl% it to real li$e situations& , also #ould have li"ed them to listen to the audio& The voice on the video had a reall% good #ol$ voice and , thin" this #ould have been a clear #a% $or them to understand that the stor% #as $rom the #ol$:s perspective& ,n addition there #as a student #ho #as absent all #ee" and this lesson #ould have given her more o$ a chance to get caught up& ,n contrast , thin" that $or some students this lesson could have been too boring because the% #ould o$ $elt that the% alread% "no# all o$ the in$ormation and it #as too much a o$ a revie#& , also reali7e that this lesson #ould have been a lot o$ me just tal"ing to the students #ithout them having to #rite do#n an%thing& , "no# $rom previous e6perience that this can be a problem& 1'19'11