Small Group Lesson Plan Teacher: Ms. Castro Grade: 2/3 Subject: Reading Date: April 9, 2012-April 13, 2012 Group Members: Ennuel, lianette, Rolando ,Aylihla ,Julian ,Jahnai (Group 1) LEVEL N Common Core State Standard/ IL Standard: Jose: ILAF. 3.2.3.04 :Identify setting (I,e.., place and time period Lesson Objective: (What will students learn and be able to do?)(Why are students learning this?) Students will learn what a setting in a story is and that includes period in time. Students will be able to state how the setting affects the story. Students will understand that setting can change and there can be several throughout the story. Students will learn how to they can identify the setting of the story since the author doesn’t explicitly state it at the very beginning. (using character dialogue, pictures, etc.) Materials: “The Corn Husk Doll” “My Very Own Room/Mi Propio Buartito“, BrainPop Jr, Sticky Notes, Worksheet Teach/Model: (What will the teacher say and do?) (I do) Http://www.brainpopjr.com/readingandwriting/storyelements/setting/ Guided Practice: (What will students practice with support?) (We do) Worksheet: http://www.brainpopjr.com/readingandwriting/storyelements/setting/activity/ (Discuss/Expand)
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Small Group Lesson Plan Teacher: Ms. Castro Grade: 2/3 Subject: Reading Date: April 9, 2012-April 13, 2012
Group Members: Ennuel, lianette, Rolando ,Aylihla ,Julian ,Jahnai (Group 1) LEVEL N
Common Core State Standard/ IL Standard:Jose: ILAF. 3.2.3.04 :Identify setting (I,e.., place and time period
Lesson Objective: (What will students learn and be able to do?)(Why are students learning this?)Students will learn what a setting in a story is and that includes period in time.Students will be able to state how the setting affects the story.Students will understand that setting can change and there can be several throughout the story.Students will learn how to they can identify the setting of the story since the author doesn’t explicitly state it at the very beginning. (using character dialogue, pictures, etc.)
Materials: “The Corn Husk Doll” “My Very Own Room/Mi Propio Buartito“, BrainPop Jr, Sticky Notes, Worksheet
Teach/Model: (What will the teacher say and do?) (I do)
Guided Practice: (What will students practice with support?) (We do) Worksheet: http://www.brainpopjr.com/readingandwriting/storyelements/setting/activity/ (Discuss/Expand)
Independent Practice: (What will the students work on independently?)(You do) Students will make use of sticky notes to mark the “helpful features” to identify the setting in a story (Brain Pop)
Wrap-up/Review of Teaching Point: (Formative assessment/ How will you know the students achieved learning objective?) See Worksheet.
Setting What helped me figure it out? Why is it important? How was the story affected by the setting?
Small Group Lesson Plan Teacher: Ms. Castro Grade: 2/3 Subject: Reading April 9, 2012- April 13, 2011
Group Members: Emily, Keishla, Jennifer, Clarissa B, Jaylin, Yamari (Group 2) LEVEL M
Common Core State Standard/ IL Standard: ILAF.3.1.3.13 Identify probable outcomes or actions
Lesson Objective: (What will students learn and be able to do?)(Why are students learning this?)
Students will learn be able to identify, understand, and explain the skills they lack according to the Reading Teacher Level Report (see above).
Materials: “Bedtime for Frances ”, sticky notes, “ My Very Own Room/ Mi Propio Cuartito”, Brainpop website, worksheet
Teach/Model: (What will the teacher say and do?)Int Introduce the book that they’ll be reading. Here, briefly talk about how we can use how finding causes/effects and I identifying the plot helps us come up with probable outcomes or actions.
(I do)http://www.brainpopjr.com/readingandwriting/comprehension/causeandeffect/
http://www.brainpopjr.com/readingandwriting/storyelements/plot/The video explains the following ideas: Introduction, characters (explain how their dialogue and actions affect how readers view them), setting, plot (explain explicit/ implicit ideas here), conflict. As this view is being played, I will pause the clip to explain and expand on the ideas I noted in the above parenthesis.
Guided Practice: (What will students practice with support?) (We do)Using “ My very Own Room”/ “Mi propio cuartito” we will go back and find/identify the cause and effects as well
as the plot of the story.
Independent Practice for students: (What will the students work on independently?) (You do) They will go back and using sticky notes find/mark the cause and effects along with the plot of the story. Then they
Will use these two features to come up with probable outcomes or actions as we go along (as we read through the book)
Wrap-up/Review of Teaching Point: (Formative assessment/ How will you know the students achieved learning objective?) Ask students questions to check for understanding…informal assessment. Formative assessment will be the
p outcomes/actions that they came up with on their own. Make sure to restate what the purpose of this lesson was.
Small Group Lesson Plan Teacher: Ms. Castro Grade: 2/3 Subject: Reading Date: April 9,2012- April 13, 2012
Group Members: Jaylen, Liliana, Ocarina, Clarissa M, Jocellyn, Vicky, (Group 3) LEVEL V
Common Core State Standard/ IL Standard: ILAF. 3.1 ,3.23,or summarize the order of events in a story
Lesson Objective: (What will students learn and be able to do?)(Why are students learning this?)
Students will learn be able to identify, understand, and explain the skills they lack according to the Reading Teacher Level Report (see above).
Materials: “Black Star ,Bright Dawn ”, sticky notes, “My Very Own Room/Mi Propio Cuartito”, Brainpop website, worksheet
Teach/Model: (What will the teacher say and do?)Int Introduce the book that they’ll be reading. Here, briefly talk about genres and the author’s purpose for writing them.
(I do)http://www.brainpopjr.com/readingandwriting/comprehension/causeandeffect/
http://www.brainpopjr.com/readingandwriting/storyelements/plot/The video explains the following ideas: Introduction, characters (explain how their dialogue and actions affect how readers view them), setting, plot (explain explicit/ implicit ideas here), conflict. As this view is being played, I will pause the clip to explain and expand on the ideas I noted in the above parenthesis.
Guided Practice: (What will students practice with support?) (We do)Using “ My Very Own Room” we will discuss one of the stories we’ve read as a class and find all of the features this
particular group need help on. (Student List: Suggested Learning Objectives under FICTION)
Independent Practice for students: (What will the students work on independently?) (You do) Taking in consideration the student’s reading levels (moderate) and the fact that they are reading a long chapter book,
they will use sticky notes to mark where they found the skill/idea they are working on. As you observed above, each studenthas an area they need to work on or develop and so I will have them find and analyze them as they read the book.
Wrap-up/Review of Teaching Point: (Formative assessment/ How will you know the students achieved learning objective?)They will be keeping a journal focusing ONLY on their suggested learning objective for fiction.
Small Group Lesson Plan Teacher: Ms. Castro Grade: 2/3 Subject: Reading April 9, 2012- April 12, 2012
Group Members: Rokia, Julian, Mario ,Jalissa ,James ,Dezmon (Group 4) LEVEL 0
Common Core State Standard/ IL Standard: ILAF 3.2,3.07 : Determine what characters are like by what they say or do ,by how the author or illustrator portrays
them
Lesson Objective: (What will students learn and be able to do?)(Why are students learning this?) Students will learn how to distinguish the main ideas and supporting details using supporting details so they can get a more concrete understanding of the text they are reading. Students will learn how dissect character’s actions and what they say to determine how they are being portrayed in the story. This should help students understand main ideas, supporting details and motifs in the story. Students will be able to identify the setting and how this affects the direction the story takes.
Materials: “A Million Fish…More or Less”, ” My Very Own Room “ w/notes, sticky notes, worksheet
Teach/Model: (What will the teacher say and do?) (I do) Taking in consideration that I want students to apply these skills on their own but yet have prior exposure on how to do it, I will model for them how to do it using “My Very Own Room” which is a book they’ve been to as a class. Since have already read it, I will explicitly go over what the main idea and supporting details were. I will also go over the setting and how it affected the direction of the story. Lastly , I will take a character and go over their particular actions/dialogue to determine how they were portrayed by the author within the story.
Guided Practice: (What will students practice with support?) (We do) We will read the book together and be on the look for the features described in the objectives. On a dry -erase board I will write down these features so they know that these are the features we are to focus on as we read the book. Students will be given sticky notes, so as we read they mark when they find the main idea/supporting details, setting, and important character’s actions/dialogue. As a group we will read 8 pages so they know how they are to look for these things. The goal is to have students stop after each page read to practice looking for these reading skills/features that they are lacking.
Independent Practice for students: (What will the students work on independently?) (You do) Students will now finish reading the book on their own and as they do so they are to be looking for main ideas/support details, setting, and character’s actions/dialogue. As in Guided Practice, they are to make note of them using sticky notes so I know they are picking up the desired skills.
Wrap-up/Review of Teaching Point: (Formative assessment/ How will you know the students achieved learning objective?) Students will be given a worksheet where they are to identify the main ideas/supporting details, the setting, and character’s actions/dialogue that helps the reader see how they are being portrayed. Students are to use the notes they took on the book with the use of the sticky notes. The assessment will comprise of this worksheet as well as the notes taken throughout the book by each student.
Small Group Lesson PlanTeacher: Ms. Castro Grade: 2/3 Subject: Reading Date: April 9, 2012- April 13, 2012
Group Members: Yadivel, Jose ,Jesus ,Corey Kavon ,Alexa (Group 5) LEVEL L
Common Core State Standard/ IL Standard: ILAF Determine the meaning of an unknown word using knowledge of common prefixes, suffixes, and word
Roots (see Roots and Affixes List) (e.g., use knowledge of the prefix dis-to determine the meaning of disrespect).
Lesson Objective: (What will students learn and be able to do?)(Why are students learning this?) Students will learn be able to figure out the meaning of unknown words by using surrounding text, suffixes, prefixes and other
aids.
Materials: “ Spiders”, Brainpop website, sticky notes, worksheet ,” “My Very Own Room ”
Teach/Model: (What will the teacher say and do?) (I do)
T This video goes over some important reading skills that readers must have in order to understand what they are reading. It explains in detail how they can use roots, suffixes, and prefixes to decipher the meaning of unknown words.
ROOTS, PREFIXES and SUFFIXES: http://www.brainpop.com/english/grammar/rootsprefixesandsuffixes/preview.weml
Guided Practice: (What will students practice with support?) (We do) We will use the “My Very Own Room” to find “new/unknown” words to us and then as a group try to figure out
What they mean using the techniques we just learned through the Brainpop videos.
Independent Practice for students: (What will the students work on independently?) (You do) They now attempt to find “new/unknown” words on their own then decipher their meaning using the new techniques
Learned
Wrap-up/Review of Teaching Point: (Formative assessment/ How will you know the students achieved learning objective?) Students are to fill out a worksheet using the book and their sticky notes.
Main Idea/Supporting Details:What is the difference between the main idea and supporting details? In your own words explain.______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Vocabulary
New/UnknownWords
Do you see any Roots, Suffixes or Prefixes in the new word? Write them down.
What do you think the new word means?
Definition of the new word
Small Group Lesson Plan Teacher: Ms. Castro Grade: 2/3 Subject: Math Date: April 9, 2012- April 13, 2012
Group Members: Yadivel ,Jesus ,Yamari ,James .Rolando ,Emily ,Corey
Common Core State Standard/ IL Standard:Jahna ILAF. 3.7.3.03 Solve problems involving the perimeter of a polygon with given side lengths or a given non-standard unit. (e.g., paperclips)
Lesson Objective: (What will students learn and be able to do?)(Why are students learning this?). Students will define what perimeter mean S Students will be able to take the perimeter of basic shapes Students will eventually be able to take the perimeter of more complex shapes such as polygosn. Students will be able to take the perimeter of a shape in different units (paperclips)
Guided Practice: (What will students practice with support?)(We do) Students will practice taking the perimeter of shapes via worksheets and interactive websites (online math games…. Instant feedback)
Independent Practice for students: (What will the students work on independently?) Students will finish two worksheets on their own: One on taking the perimeter of basic shapes and then polygons.
Small Group Lesson Plan Teacher: Ms. Castro Grade: 2/3 Subject: Math Date: April 9, 2012-April 12, 2012
Group Members: Ennuel , Yalissa,Jahnai,Lianette,Keishla,Alexa
Common Core State Standard/ IL Standard:Jahn ILAF.3.6.3.03 Recognize a fraction represented with a pictorial model
Lesson Objective: (What will students learn and be able to do?)(Why are students learning this?) Students will able to recognize what a fraction looks like in numeral form as well as pictorial form (thus integrating them).
(I do) http://www.brainpopjr.com/math/fractions/basicpartsofawhole/preview.weml
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There is obviously other videos that we can go through in a a week-span along with the use of manipulatives to eliminate m misconceptions.
Independent Practice for students: (What will the students work on independently?) Students will finish two worksheets on their own: Both worksheets will have shapes and they must write the numerical- Fractional value. (One worksheet will be given at the beginning to see where they stand and one at the end to check for mastery of the concept)