EDU4709 Learning, Technology/Curriculum Presented by: Josh Ortman Lisa Caravacci Christie Puiello Joel Schmitt ns Links to Web-Based Lesson Plans for All Content Areas

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Lesson Plan Links Teachervision Alphabet Lesson Plans Columbia Education Center, Mathematics Lesson Plans Language Arts Lesson Plans Teacher’s Net

Teachervision Browse lesson by grades K-12 Lesson Plans: Reading, Language Arts, Math, Science, Social Studies, History, Art, P.E. Browse lessons by theme -printables, assessments, newsletters, teachervision books

Example Title: Cheerio and Fruit Loop Place Value Grade Level: K-2 Objectives: to provide students with a concrete experience that will help them understand place value concepts Materials: cheerios, fruit loops, string, two paperclips, needles Activity: Following a place value discussion of 1’s, 10’s, and 100’s, have the children make their own place value necklaces. Have them string Cheerios to show they understand place value by having them string 9 cheerios and then 1 fruit loop. Every 10th piece must be a fruit loop. That way they will be able to count the place value of their necklaces as 10, 20, 30.

Lesson Plan Links (cont.) Alphabet Lesson Plans Alphabet ABC’s Teacher Resources Alphabet Recognition Alphabet Worksheets Letter Sound Recognition Alphabet Skills Letter Skills Workbook Themes Columbia Education Center, Mathematics Lesson Plan Math Lesson Plans  Elementary (K-5)  Middle School (6-8)  High School (9-12)

Lesson Plan Links (cont.) Language Arts Lesson Plans o elementary (k-5) o middle (6-8) o high school (9-12) Teacher’s Net Lessons Projects Articles Chatboards Chatrooms

Lesson Plan Examples Title: Ocean Phonics Workbook Link: Alphabet Lesson Plans Thematic Lessons: Oceans Activity: 1.Thirty worksheets- language arts and oceans phonics blend word Vocabulary bingo cards (word wall/dolch words) Grade Level: K-1 Objective: to count to 20, To to count to 100, Recognize numbers, one to one matching, writing numbers 1-20 Activity: 1. Read Anno’s Counting Book 2. Give each student a piece of folded paper. Fold the paper vertically and imprinted with ______’s Counting Book. Title: Numeral Recognition Link: Columbia Education Center

Lesson Plan Examples Title: Book Character Objective: The students will better understand the character, and will have a better understanding of character traits Activity: 1.Discuss character in the book 2. List the character traits 3. Repeat for other characters 4. Write a letter from one character to another Title: The Very Hungry Caterpillar: A Sequencing Lesson Objective: The students will review the days of the week and order the events by reading The Very Hungry Caterpillar and creating their own book Activity: 1. Read book 2. sequence the story events/days of the week according to the book The Very Hungry Caterpillar 3. Discuss word order: first, second, third 4. Put the book in order which will be written on sentence strips and out of order into the pocket chart 5. color individual books

Lesson Plans for Middle/High School Lesson Plans The site provides a searchable directory of lesson plans, as well as the ability to browse by subject, by month and by grade level. In addition, teachers can participate in the development of the site plans K-12 Featured lesson plans, Halloween, T-day, etc... Lesson Planet Easy site to navigate Over 200,00 teacher reviewed lesson plans Has a lot of subject matters covered K-12 Worksheets Link to all State standards

Lesson Plans for Middle/High School TeacherVision Classroom Management Graphic Organizers for all grade levels Easy to navigate Lays out in tabs different key materials Lesson plans for grades K-12 Teachnology Has Rubrics, worksheets, lesson plans, teaches resources Has a tab for tools: Professional development, Educational research, etc... Easy to navigate Teacher Guide for K overyToolApplyingTechno/

Lesson Plans for Middle/High School LessonPlanz Lesson plans for K-12 Easy to navigate Lesson plan resources Family involvement Tabs on top to find subject matter Lists other sites for additional resources Links to Network sites

What is the Lesson Plan Builder? Lesson Plan Builder makes it easy for you to create or modify lessons using electronic learning resources. The Lesson Plan Builder helps you:

Create Lesson Plans: -Instruction through the creation of a Lesson Plan that meets the California standards and automatically finds the best electronic learning resources for the Lesson. Easily Edit Lesson Plans: -Use the Lesson Planner Wizard to change a lesson you have already saved or submit a lesson for publication. Share your Lessons with Peers: -You can share your lessons with your peers by using the "Peer Editing Team feature."

Registration takes 30 seconds: Enter a -User Name (ID) - Address -Password *You are now ready to begin creating your first lesson on Lesson Plan Builder!

Create New Lesson: -Lessons are grouped into grade level categories which allows you to automatically add the California state standard to your lesson plan. ^Note: Lesson Plan Builder only contains the state standards for the four major subject areas: -English -History -Math -Science *If you teach in a different subject area Lesson Plan Builder might not be for you

Six Easy Steps: 1. Profile: A. Lesson Name Grade B. Instructional Setting C. Description and Objectives 2. Standards: A. Subject/Strand B. State Standards 3. Assessments: A. Assessment Types B. Plans 4. Resources: A. Electronic Resources B. Computer/Video C. Required competency D. Instructional Materials 5. Activities: A. Implementation 6. Publish: A. Submit a lesson to a peer review team B. Print Directly

The Finished Product: -Lets take a look at what a finished lesson plan looks like: *Its just that easy!

Teacher Resources for Lessons Resources for Assessments: RubiStar -What is Rubistar? -Rubistar is an online rubric builder for any type of lesson. -How to use it? -Simply login to Rubistar and choose the type of rubric you'd like to create. -Choose the options in the scroll down menu in each category and then create. -You can register or can use it without by adding your name and zip...then just print or download!

Teacher Resources for Lessons cont. More Resources for Assessments: PBL (Project Based Learning) -What is PBL? -PBL is an online teacher site to create checklists/ rubrics for class projects or lessons. -How to use it? -Choose your grade level in the desired area (science, writing, multimedia or oral). -Select the areas of focus in the drop down menu or add your own. *You can also create in Spanish! -Then add your name and title, then print!

Teacher Resources for Lessons cont. Resource for Teachers' self-reflection/effectiveness NCRTEC NCRTEC North Central Regional Technology in Education Consortium -What is it? NCRTEC compares your current instructional practices with a set of indicators for engaged learning and high- performance technology. For each category, there is a description of the indicators and examples that fall along a continuum. There are three examples for each indicator. -How to use it? After a lesson or unit simply choose your answers and click graph to have your responses shown to you.