Thursday, April 12, 2018

Week 6 Lesson Presentation

Wow!  Time Flies!  I can't believe it is week 6 already!  In class, all the lesson presentations were amazing!  There were a lot of people who presented.  I tend to remember the ones that people had visuals for.  Taking screen shots helps me remember.  If your in my group, and I didn't list your presentation, I apologize.  I also presented.  My lesson was on the life cycle of frogs.  I used the circle thinking map and the strategy was the anticipation guide. Here are some points that I liked from other presentations:

Kevin did his Amanda Bean 3rd grade math presentation on Multiplication or Addition?  Here is the page out of the book.  I love the book.  I love that it shows a girl who loves Math.  Girls need more encouragement in the area of math.  Writing lesson plans takes a lot of time.  Sometimes, I do like to use ideas and change some elements to make them new.  However, if I have the time, I like writing new lesson plans.  It helps me grow.  I learn so much when researching the topic.  I plan on using the lesson plans that I write in my classroom.

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Rachel did her presentation titled, Flamingo Teamwork for 1st/2nd Grade LA.  I thought is was clever that she used a Scholastic News article for this. They are great short articles.  The cover captures students attention.  She used an anticipation chart and circle map. I liked that she had 4 standards.  I noticed that she had 3 objectives which was because two of the standards matched.  She included first and second grade learning standards. I liked that she choice a relevant topic on teamwork.  That is a great skill that we all need.

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Lesli Hendrix did an amazing presentation for 9th grade English, titled, "Identifying Literary Elements:  On the Street Bleeding by Evan Hunter."  It was a good lesson for "at risk" youth.  I think the story line would draw them in.  I loved her slides and I took some pictures.  I liked how she brought out the point of view and perspective.  There are times I wish I was going for middle or high school English Lit.

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