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Teacher
Name: Zachary Bannister
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Lesson Date:
10/25
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Standards: Domain 1A
RI 6.1
RI 6.3
RI 6.4
RI 6.5
SL 6.1 a and b
L 6.6
W 6.10
W 6.3b
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Learning Targets: Domain 1C
Students will understand and identify first, second, and
third person point of view in literature.
Students will be able to determine author’s POV in fiction
writing.
Students will show their proficiency by writing
information heard in third person POV in the first person point of view.
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Learning Experiences: Domain 1B
Bell work: Students will take notes on first, second, and
third person point of view. This
will go on page 1 of their interactive notebook (IAN).
We will listen to chapter one of Hatchet whole
group.
After reading the chapter the students will complete a
journal for the chapter. This
will go on page 2 of IAN.
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Resources & Materials: Domain 1D
Interactive Notebook (IAN)
Pencil
Glue
Novel
Document Camera
iPOD
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Assessment(s): Domain 1F
Teacher observation
Exit Slip for students will be completed journal of chapter 1 written successfully |
Student Learning Styles/Needs: Domain1E
Provide extra time for assignments; Provide immediate
feedback; re-direction; paraphrase directions; model instructions and give
specific examples
*Student 1: Preferential seating; small group,
peer pairing to keep him on task
*Student 2: Preferential seating; one-on-one work
with teacher, model assignments when appropriate; grade on work that is done
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*Students 1 & 2 represent students receiving special education services requiring accommodations.
Hello Zachary, I like how you differentiate the learning style needs between a student receiving special education and one without. I also really like the learning target, I find that to be very crucial for students to be familiar with. I'm just a little confused with the "Hatchet" part of the lesson they will be listening to, How will that work? Also how long is the lesson plan supposed to last for and what grade is this aimed for?
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