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Practicumlessonplan-1.doc

Adapted from Jackson Public SChools

Teacher Name:

Grade:

Subject:

Unit Title:

Suggested Time:

MS CCR Standard(s)/MDE Objectives:

Learning Goal(s)/Target(s):

Essential Question(s):

Big Idea(s):

Prerequisite Skills:

Real World Purpose:

Resources:

Essential Academic and Content Specific Vocabulary:

MONDAY – Instructional Day 1 – Date:

Lesson Starter/Do Now Activity:

Anticipatory Set:

Input/Modeling:

Guided Practice:

Closure:

Independent Practice:

Homework:

Tuesday – Instructional Day 2 – Date:

MS CCR Standard(s)/MDE Objectives:

Learning Goal(s)/Target(s):

Essential Question(s):

Big Idea(s):

Prerequisite Skills:

Real World Purpose:

Resources:

Essential Academic and Content Specific Vocabulary:

Lesson Starter/Do Now Activity:

Anticipatory Set:

Input/Modeling:

Guided Practice:

Closure:

Independent Practice:

Homework:

WEDNESDAY – Instructional Day 3 – Date:

MS CCR Standard(s)/MDE Objectives:

Learning Goal(s)/Target(s):

Essential Question(s):

Big Idea(s):

Prerequisite Skills:

Real World Purpose:

Resources:

Essential Academic and Content Specific Vocabulary:

Lesson Starter/Do Now Activity:

Anticipatory Set:

Input/Modeling:

Guided Practice:

Closure:

Independent Practice:

Homework:

THURSDAY – Instructional Day 4 – Date:

MS CCR Standard(s)/MDE Objectives:

Learning Goal(s)/Target(s):

Essential Question(s):

Big Idea(s):

Prerequisite Skills:

Real World Purpose:

Resources:

Essential Academic and Content Specific Vocabulary:

Lesson Starter/Do Now Activity:

Anticipatory Set:

Input/Modeling:

Guided Practice:

Closure:

Independent Practice:

Homework:

FRIDAY – Instructional Day 5 – Date:

MS CCR Standard(s)/MDE Objectives:

Learning Goal(s)/Target(s):

Essential Question(s):

Big Idea(s):

Prerequisite Skills:

Real World Purpose:

Resources:

Essential Academic and Content Specific Vocabulary:

Lesson Starter/Do Now Activity:

Anticipatory Set:

Input/Modeling:

Guided Practice:

Closure:

Independent Practice:

Homework:

Differentiation of Activities

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Common Core Essential Components (ELA/Mathematics) Check all that apply

ELA Instructional Shifts

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Regular practice with complex texts and their academic language

Reading, writing, and speaking grounded in evidence from texts (both literal and informational)

Building knowledge through content-rich nonfiction

Key Shifts in Mathematics

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Greater focus on few topics

Coherence: Linking topics and thinking across grades

Rigor: Pursue conceptual understanding, procedural skills and fluency, and application with equal intensity

Mathematical Practices

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Make sense of problems and persevere in solving them.

Reason abstractly and quantitatively.

Construct viable arguments and critique the reasoning of others.

Model with mathematics.

Use appropriate tools strategically.

Attend to precision.

Look for and make use of structure.

Look for and express regularity and repeated reasoning.

Learning Stations

Teacher scaffolds the activities to meet the needs of the students.

Station 1

Guided Instruction

Teacher Led

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Station 2

Vocabulary/Writing

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Station 3

Technology

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Station 4

Independent

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Station 5

Performance Based Assessment Task

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Best Practices for Teaching

Check all that apply. Blank spaces have been added for additional strategies.

Instructional Practices:

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TH

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Modeling and Structured Practice

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Guided Practice

Independent Practice

Real-World Prompts

Technology for Learning

Learning Stations

Speaking & Listening:

Collaborating/Discussion

Accountable Talk Methods

Debate/Defend

Presentations

Reading:

Close Reading

Skimming/Scanning

Questioning

Summarizing

Visualizing

Inferring

Cite Evidence

Reliability (Voice of Source)

Interpret Words and Phrases

Analyze Multiple Texts

Writing:

M

T

W

TH

F

Opinions

Informative/Explanatory

Narrative

Reliability of Sources

Routine Writing

Grouping:

Peer Tutoring

Flexible Grouping

Whole Group

Small Group

Paired

Assessment:

Formative:

Concept Map

-2-1 Cards

Oral Questioning

Homework

Think-Pair-Share

Paraphrasing

Observation

Exit/Admit Slips

Learning/Response Logs

Peer/Self-Assessment

Summative:

Project

Writing Assignment

Oral Presentation

Multiple Choice Test

*Check for understanding throughout the learning process