Bud not Buddy 6th grade literature lesson assessment
GCU College of Education
LESSON PLAN TEMPLATE
Maria Thompson
Elm 480
Professor Angie Robins
8-29-21
Listening and speaking lesson plan
Section 1: Lesson Preparation
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Teacher Candidate Name:
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Maria Thompson |
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Grade Level:
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6th |
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Date:
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August 29, 2021 |
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Unit/Subject:
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ELA/Reading |
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Instructional Plan Title: |
What’s so great about the Great Depression |
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Lesson Summary and Focus: |
In our book, Bud not Buddy takes place during the Great Depression. With their research from a previous lesson, students will create a timeline with events from Bud not Buddy. |
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Classroom and Student Factors/Grouping: |
There are 3 students that are ELL, 4 students tier 2, 1 tier 3, and 3 gifted. There are 6 students 1 year below grade level, 1 student 2 years below grade level, and 2 students 2 years above grade level. As well as 3 students that are LD (class profile did not have a yes in the IEP/504 slot).
I will have to have access to the IEP (if applicable) for the students that are LD to follow what the document says. I will also have to have differentiation as well as modifications for the students that need it.
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National/State Learning Standards: |
CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.SL.6.5 Include multimedia components (e.g., graphics, images, music, sound) and visual displays in presentations to clarify information.
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Specific Learning Target(s)/Objectives: |
Students can create a visual presentation of a timeline with events from Bud not Buddy.
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Academic Language |
Review of what are
· Multimedia components · Visual displays · Presentation · Symbolism · Timeline
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Resources, Materials, Equipment, and Technology: |
Teacher · Promethean Board · Different timeline example · Vocab review list · Laptop/computer · Magazines for students · Graphic organizer
Student · Computers · Writing tools · Notebook · Bud not Buddy book · Graphic organizer
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Section 2: Instructional Planning
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Anticipatory Set · I will review as a whole group what a timeline is using visuals of general timelines · We will have an open whole group discussion of the importance of timelines
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Time Needed
15 mins |
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Multiple Means of Representation · As a whole group, using our Bud not Buddy reading books, computers, and a graphic organizer, we will find events that are mentioned in Bud not Buddy and create an interactive timeline (with links to images, stories, music) with found information · I will model on the Promethean board the graphic organizer expectations. ( BudNotBuddy.pdf )
Explain how you will differentiate materials for each of the following groups:
· English language learners (ELL): These students will be able to use their text to speech app and their speech to text app. Also, I will have the events and years listed for these students. They are required
· Students with special needs: These students will be able to use their text to speech app and their speech to text app.
· Students with gifted abilities: These students will be able to work ahead of the group at their own pace.
· Early finishers (those students who finish early and may need additional resources/support): Will have their assignment looked over by me and then they can choose activities from the what to do when I’m done file.
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Time Needed
25-30 mins This might take more than 1 class period |
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Multiple Means of Engagement
For example: · I will model one example of a date and event for the students. I will find the event in the book; I will then look up the date on my computer to see if it was really happening in the real world. · I will have students work individually or with a partner in searching for the events/dates in the books and on their computers
Explain how you will differentiate activities for each of the following groups: · English language learners (ELL): Students will have a premade list of events/dates and book pages to use. They will have to find their own pictures to use. · Students with special needs: Students will have a premade list of events/dates and book pages to use. They will have to find their own pictures to use. · Students with gifted abilities: These students will have an added component of finding 1st person proof of events in real life.
· Early finishers (those students who finish early and may need additional resources/support): Will have their assignment looked over by me and then they can choose activities from the what to do when I’m done file.
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Time Needed
30-35 minutes This might take more than 1 class period |
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Multiple Means of Expression · All students will present their timelines in class for their peers
Explain how you will differentiate assessments for each of the following groups: · English language learners (ELL): These students can use cut out pictures and make a collage to present verses a timeline
· Students with special needs: These students can use cut out pictures and make a collage to present verses a timeline.
· Students with gifted abilities:
· Early finishers (those students who finish early and may need additional resources/support):
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Time Needed
25-30 minutes This might take more than 1 class period |
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Extension Activity and/or Homework Students will find music or other forms of entertainment from the great depression and share a link for their teacher and peers.
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Time Needed
15 minutes |
Rational/Reflection
When I started this assignment, I was really excited! I love listening and speaking activities. For many students that I have worked with, they are not able to write comprehensibly BUT they are able to speak about topics very comprehensibly. I wonder why that is?
I have done this interactive timeline with several of our ELA reading books. Bud not Buddy being one of them. Percy Jackson, A long walk to water, The outsiders just to name a few. Just about ALL students have loved this assignment in the past. It gives them a way to present their information using what they love, technology. Although I have had previous students that preferred creating a collage or even drawing out their own pictures. But for the most, students really enjoyed this project/activity.
I think what I like about it is the presenting aspect of it. One of the normal requirements for the speaking aspect is that presenter must make eye contact with their peers, speak loudly and clearly, and not rush through. For my ELL’s I have seen these students able to use their native language or English, whichever they are more comfortable with,
As audience members, students are required to take notes about what stands out from the presentation to ask a question or make a comment at the end of the presentation. I to take notes for a question or comment as I am an audience member and not excluded.
As teachers, we are used to being upfront and center, speaking and presenting information all of the time. Students have to learn that both speaking and listening are 2 very important aspects of not only school but in life.
Professor Angie,
My apologies on this assignment not being my best work. I definitely saw it going a different direction as it did. I received my 2nd vaccination shot on Friday after school and have had many different reactions to it all weekend long, I even called into my pt weekend job. I just am not in the habit of turning in assignments late and am hoping for the best. Thank you.
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