Cristina Eichler Assistive Technology Fall 2013.   5 th Grade Spanish  25 Students  1 Health Impaired Student  3 Cognitive Disabled Students  Classroom.

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Cristina Eichler Assistive Technology Fall 2013

  5 th Grade Spanish  25 Students  1 Health Impaired Student  3 Cognitive Disabled Students  Classroom Aide Class Environment

 Learning Objectives Fundamental Students will be able to name days of the week in Spanish. Students will be able to name the months of the year in Spanish. Standard Students will be able to form simple sentences with the days of the week in Spanish. Students will be able to tell the date in the correct format in Spanish. Enhanced Students will be able to ask and answer what the date is in Spanish. Students will be able to ask and answer questions about their birthday in Spanish.

  Smartboard (in place of PowerPoint)  Verbal/Physical  Demonstration  Visual & Written Instructions  Flexibility of Lesson Principles of U.I.D.

  Fundamental:  Worksheet with a partner on days of the weeks and dates.  Play Sparkle with days/months words. Activities  Standard:  Individual worksheet on days of the weeks and dates.  Play Baseball.

 Activities (cont.)  Enhanced:  Toss a globe around asking and answering questions in Spanish.  Play Down the River.  Technology:  Use the Internet to play Scatter, a matching game on Quizlet.com

  Autistic: Notes are written on Smartboard; Sparkle game.  Cognitive: Provide cloze worksheet for note taking.  Health Impaired: Provide a copy of the notes in the event the student needs to go to the nurse. Adapted Materials

  Autistic: Communication in the target language.  Cognitive: Difficulty writing, struggles to remember and pronounce vocabulary.  Health Impaired: Chronic nurse trips interrupt the flow of class for the student, therefore missing material. Limitations

  Autism: Give opportunities for peer interaction and keep consistent routines.  Emotional: Positive reinforcement and allow self- selected partners  Health Impaired: Be in contact with parents to be aware of student limitations. Allow student to go to nurse as needed. Teaching Strategies

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