Lesson Planning Binder: 1.Need a binder 2.Cute cover – Should has the theme, your name, period, your teacher’s name and pictures on it 3.Table of contents.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

How to tell a really good story VISUALLY. A photo essay is very simply a collection of images that are placed in a specific order to tell the progression.

Advertisements

The Interactive Binder. Purpose of the Interactive Binder Gets you organized! Helps you learn better. Quick reference for studying. Helps your grade.

Science Fair-Bring to school on December 1 all science fair related items. Log book, binder, reports. Leave board at home. We will work in class starting.

Welcome to 3 rd Grade!!. Parking lot procedures Mornings & Afternoons Children load and unload from the curbs and at the crosswalks only. The West (back)

Reading Enrichment Room 6 th Grade.   Pick out a book you want to create a movie trailer poster for. Just like when you go to the movies and see posters.

Class of 2015 Advisory 2/4/15. AHS Senior Project Step 3… Written Component 2015.

Independent Reading By: Danelle Keninger.

Interactive Notebooks

 Today we are thinking about our favourite books.

Natural Disaster Independent Study Project. You will choose a natural disaster that interests you. It can be a hurricane, tornado, tsunami, etc… anything.

Guidelines/Grading Rubric Provided by Ms. Wigfall Guidelines for Poster Products Ms. Wigfall Math.

Math Interactive Notebook 9 th Grade Algebra I/ Algebra I Honors Mrs. Natishia Thanni-Irvin Lee Magnet High School.

Science Interactive Notebooks. Materials Composition notebook or spiral notebook. (Hard cover, books are preferred) Elmer’s Glue Scissors Handouts Pencil/pens.

 What do we expect of you as a teacher? › Distraught teacher Distraught teacher.

ECE II Notebook. Introducing... Your Notebook for Early Childhood Education II What? –Your notebook will be a 2- to 3-inch three- ring-binder, preferably.

Authors of the Ages: Final Project. Part ONe ON YOUR OWN, you will research an author and put together a presentation about them. Who- is your author?

DIRECTIONS Poster Board. Purpose You and a partner will create a poster board that demonstrates a standard from one of the three units that have been.

Teacher Expectations Content is most important and must be done first before “making it fun.” ex. graphics, colors, sounds –graphics and sounds must be.

{ Yearbook Basics Review for Test!!!.  Educational Book- Opportunity for staff to learn valuable skills  Fun Book- Offers excitement to readers  History.

Interactive Student Notebooks What?Why?How? Adapted from

Learning Lesson Plan: ____________________ Consistent with Theme 10 Objectives210 Time Schedule210 Supplies3210 Attention Grabber 210 Detailed Description.

Interactive Social Studies Notebooks Presented by Tracee Myers Thursday, July 1, 2010 All information from today is posted on the following website: pennridgeinteractivenotebooks.wikispaces.com/

Historical Change Project. Project Guidelines and Rules  Project will be completed in class.  You must bring all supplies needed. If you are unprepared.

Essential question – How do I define literary terms in everyday language?

Poetry Presentations! 2004 Mr. Holt English points + process.

Dear Parents, Over the summer and in class we read a book called Flat Stanley by Jeff Brown. In this story a little boy named Stanley is flattened by.

Created for you: Bethany Prenger This is a great way to allow students a choice in their projects. You can set up the editable templates to fit your project.

Bill of Rights Collage Project.

Math Project Writing your own illustrated children’s math book.

CONTINUOUS ASSESSMENT SEMESTER ONE QUARTER ONE CA PROJECT GUIDELINES forSTUDENTS.

Third Grade Reading Log Dear Parents/Guardians, It’s time to start our reading logs. Reading is an important part of your child’s everyday life. Research.

TYPE YOUR STORY TITLE HERE Type your name here PUT A PICTURE HERE.

Today Work on your presentation Make sure your presentation covers everything in the rubric! Make sure your presentation covers everything in the rubric!

To Kill a Mockingbird Playlist Book. Part 1: Front Cover Title: To Kill a Mockingbird Design your own ORIGINAL cover.

ABC’S of Psychology  Create a book, PowerPoint, or Photo story of Psychology terminology  You may use information from any unit we have studied  Each.

Instructions for Using this Template For your April Work Sample you will collect examples of your best work throughout the year. You will use your work.

Interactive Notebook. Have you ever heard yourself say….

Cover- Collage:  Instructions: –No blank spots –(Blue Label) Leave a corner to put the following information: Name, Period, Mrs. Heilander –When completed.

April 2, 2015 Take out your homework – completed questions 1 – 15 and coloring Write your name on the index card Take out notebook paper for notes Make.

Welcome to 3 rd Grade!!. Parking lot procedures Mornings & Afternoons Children load and unload from the curbs and at the crosswalks only. The West (back)

Reader Response Journal Setting up your journal. Front Cover- Name & Class Period Attach a cover with your class color: 1 st – white 3 rd – pink 4 th.

Creating “The Book” On a sheet of paper, determine what you think is the most significant for each chapter. This is done individually. You will need five.

Give me some points Mr. B. Project Parts 1.An 8-12 minute PUPPET PLAY (25 Project/Test Points) – See the attached rubric for details on how you will be.

Interactive Student Notebooks (ISN) Writing and Learning Across Curriculum Alesha McKnight- RVS.

Learning Lesson Plan: ____________________ Consistent with Theme 10 Top section filled out completely 210 Objectives Time Schedule210 Supplies3210.

Monroe High School June Non Negotiables What can you absolutely NOT live without when teaching English/Language Arts? Why?

ORGANIZING LESSON PLANNING. WHAT TO EXPECT  How to organize WEEKLY lesson plans  How to be prepared for the WEEK  How to organize examples of WEEKLY.

Agenda Housekeeping: Turn in Process Notes for Pop Art May 14 ART SHOW (from 3:00-5:00 pm, must stay 45 minutes; 50% of your FINAL EXAM grade) Clipping.

We can learn a lot from crayons: Some are sharp, Some are pretty, Some are dull, Some have weird names, All are different colors, But they have to live.

Psychology, Economics, and AP Economics Notebooks! INSTRUCTIONS (Why do we need it?)

On-Campus Preschool How to create and run a successful preschool on your high school campus!

INTERACTIVE STUDENT NOTEBOOK Your Key to Success in Civics.

6th Grade Lesson Plan Subject Area : Language Arts Story Maps: The three little pigs We are going to learn about story maps and use the three little.

Interactive Science Notebook

Reading Project Samples

Survivor Library.

Hosting A Reading Fair 4th Grade West Side.

Or how to make an “A” in 6th or 7th grade science at MGLA

Have you ever heard yourself say . . .

Welcome to Life Together!

How to Create a Lesson Plan

Biology Interactive Learning Log

When you finish your test…

BCMS TORCH Book Study.

Setting up your Interactive Notebook

SCIENCE INTERACTIVE NOTEBOOK

Embedded Assessment 2- Due as per teacher’s request

Interactive Notebooks

Presentation transcript:

Lesson Planning Binder: 1.Need a binder 2.Cute cover – Should has the theme, your name, period, your teacher’s name and pictures on it 3.Table of contents – Should be the first thing inside the binder (with actual page numbers for all contents) 4.Learning Lessons be detailed Storytelling with any handouts attached to this lesson Math/Science with any handouts attached to this lesson Game/Activity with any handouts attached to this lesson 5.Art Lessons be detailed Lesson plan #1 with sample art project and typed up directions Lesson plan #2 with sample art project and typed up directions Lesson plan #3 with sample art project and typed up directions 6.Songs creative and go with theme Power point slide with song #1 7.Grading rubric attached at the end (no page number – but should be indicated in T.O.C.)

Bulletin Board: 1.Need a poster board 2.Create a bulletin board on the poster including the following information: – One sample art project – The lyrics to all three songs – Picture of your book for storytelling – Some kind of visual for your math/science lesson – Some kind of visual for your game/activity 3.Needs to have some kind of border 4.Should have a creative title (not just the theme) 5.Use lots of color and stay consistent with the theme 6.Attach the grading rubric to the back (filled out by you) 7.Make sure your name, period, and teacher’s name is written on back of your poster (just in case)

Teaching a Lesson: 1.You will sign up for a lesson of your choice next Wednesday 12/10/08 (first come first serve basis) – There will be limited numbers of storytelling, math/science, and game/activities per class period 2.You will then pick a date to teach the week after winter break – The teaching will alternate – Every 3 rd person (story – math/science – game/activity – story – math/science – game/activity – etc.) 3.What you will do: – Be the preschool teacher and we will be the children – Have all the supplies you need for your lesson ready ahead of time (plan out over break) – Practice teaching at home or with your friends 4. You should bring your supplies the date you are scheduled to teach and the correct grading rubric