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ECHE 3325 Integrated Lesson plan Name: Mollie Fader Group members: Preschool Name of lesson: Different Seasons Topic: They will be learning about the different kinds of season. And what happens to the weather in different seasons. Fine Art/Movement area: TEKS (Fine Arts/Movement): Art PK4.VIII.A.1 Child uses a variety of art materials for sensory experiences and exploration. Content area : Science TEKS: (Content): PK4.VI.B.3: Child observes, investigates, describes, and discusses the relationship of organisms in the environment. Grade leve l: Preschool. Lesson Objective : (The child will:...) The child will know what the different seasons are and the weather associated. Materials needed: (list) The worksheet I will be bringing to class ,markers, and computer for my youtube video. Activity – describe what the child does/what the teacher does during the lesson – step by step. This should be the longest part of your lesson plan. First I will start to talk about all of the seasons and things related to each of the seasons. Second, I will be playing a youtube video https://youtu.be/C_Sc5ZjdfFI?si=OteOUC1Z8HthW6Dq . Third, the students will be working on a worksheet and they will be drawing something for each season. As they work on the worksheet I will be walking around seeing if anybody needs help. Seasons Coloring Page | Worksheet | Education.com Assessment/Evaluation – What did the child do to show he has met/practiced the lesson objective.
What the student need to do is draw something different for every season. 5 points 4 points 3 points 2 points 1 point Written directions submitted Submitted with TEKS and description including full directions Submitted with TEKS and directions included Submitted with TEKS or full step by step directions Vague directions or TEKS organization Missing written directions at time of demonstration Materials ready All materials are ready for demonstration and teach Materials ready but needs of grouping to disseminate Most materials are ready Missing some materials Materials not present Student activity The students are 80% or more active in the process Students participated 60%- 79% of time in process Students listened and participated less than 50% of process Students mostly passive and watching demonstration Students not participating in demonstration Oral directions Organized and supportive of students with monitoring Mostly organized With some support to students Some organizatio n, support and/or monitoring Little support and monitoring Directions expected student to “understand” and “do”
Appropriate for grade/age designated The lesson is designed appropriately for student/child success at designated level Lesson can be beneficial to students at the designated level Lesson will be challenging for students at the designated level Lesson or materials are difficult for children at designated level Lesson is not appropriated for students at this designated level. Lesson and skill alignment The lesson is the learning or practicing of a skill and aligned to a TEKS objective or Pre-K Guideline The lesson allows students to attempt something new or practice a skill The lesson has a relation to a TEKS or Guideline as stated Students participate in activity and may practice the skill Practice or new skill is not aligned to TEKS or Guideline Feedback provided for student participants Throughout the lesson the students are encouraged and supported with positive feed back Throughout the lesson some assistance and feedback are given Some students are supported Students peer support and encourage Little support and feedback are provided for the students Enjoyment and skill oriented Activity is based primarily on skills to be practiced – and is enjoyed by students Activity is based on skill with some enjoyment Activity is fun, active, and skill is hidden or missing Activity is participatory with direction Activity lacks skill identification little involvement and enjoyment.
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