Final Presentation April Welch December 4, 2007. Outline ► Background ► Introduction to the Technologies 1.Power Point 2.Inspiration 3.Websites/Resources.

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Final Presentation April Welch December 4, 2007

Outline ► Background ► Introduction to the Technologies 1.Power Point 2.Inspiration 3.Websites/Resources 4.Blogs

Background ► Age group: 3 rd grade level ► Subject: Social Studies ► Topic: Black history Month ► Lesson Plan

Power Point ► This will be shown to the class ► PowerPoint is designed to be a self-starter.  self-guided instruction  teaching-learning process Black History Month

Black History Lesson Plan

Introduction ► Celebrate Black History Month in February, and spend time learning about the accomplishments of African-Americans and the history. ► Background

Groups ► Students will be put in groups ► Will learn about this African Americans  Research  Presentation

Assigned Groups ► 4 or 5 to a group ► Group 1 (Martin Luther King Jr.) ► Group 2 (Rosa Parks) ► Group 3 (George Washington Carver) ► Group 4 (Harriet Tubman)

Homework ► In class work ► Take home work ► Quizzes ► Exams

Resources ► Websites on black history  Black History Month  Black History Month for kids  KultureKidz

Inspiration

Inspiration Cont… Inspiration Cont… ► Student will work on this in a group. ► Answer the questions that are given to them. ► This is a great way for students to learn how to make;  different diagrams,  to be organized,  show relationships to one topic

RESOURCES ► Websites on black history  Black History Month  Black History Month for kids  KultureKidz

Blogging ► Is a great tool to have students communicate after school is over. ► I will use a blogging website for the kids to talk about whatever they want on the lesson. (must be appropriate)  For instance, ► Who would you want to learn about in the African American Culture? ► What have you learn or heard about someone or an event in the African American Culture? ►