2 Table of Contents 3 Pages 35! "nstr#ctional Design Page 5! Po$erPoint Page %! E&cel '(rea)s*eet Page 7! +an)o#t 4 ,DD"E 'te(s 5 ,nal-.e The students are in 2 nd grade. Because they are still quite young I do not have many expectations other than acknowledging the world around them. Design Course Goals and obectives will be learning and understanding the water cycle. The learning environment will be in a classroom that has a bunch o! pictures and words on the wall that are relevant to classroom material. It will !eel welcoming and enoyable. The strategies I will use !or the activities will be coming together at the end o! the presentation and going through the correct answers as a class. Develo( The resources I will have available to the students are a visual and clear powerpoint and I will have a handout with a picture o! the learning cycle and black lines where the students will !ill in the appropriate stages that I have made using "ixlr. I will use photo edit to get the picture o! the water cycle and create the spots that students will write in. "/(le/ent I know how to use the course technology however I was trained previously to use powerpoint and photo edit to create the handout. I plan on making the presentation as engaging and !un as possible to keep them wanting to learn more. #tudents will need to bring a pencil. Eval#ate I will use re!lective teaching strategies such as using real li!e examples to help the students connect with the water cycle in a personal way. I will review the test scores to see how well the students understood the water cycle and see how e!!ective my teaching strategies were to improve a di!!erent lesson. 6 To(ic! T*e 0ater C-cle 1n)erstan)ing! I want the students to walk away with a better understanding o! the water cycle and at the very least acknowledge that there is a water cycle. Essential 2#estions! I want the students to be able to know the !unction o! each stage o! the water cycle and be able to label each stage. "/(ortant to 3no$4)o! The stages o! the water cycle should receive the most !ocus and the learning strategy I will use will be visual and hands on. 0ort* 5eing Fa/iliar $it*! I might incorporate to the best o! my ability scienti!ic words and try to explain the meaning o! them in a way the students will understand. Goal! To learn an) #n)erstan) t*e $ater c-cle6 7earning 8bjectives $ I want the students to understand the concept o! the water cycle and be able to label the stages o! the water cycle on a handout in order to know they !ully understand the concept o! the water cycle. $ I want the students to get good grades on the water cycle assessment. $ The cognitive level o! the activity will require memori%ation o! the powerpoint in order to appropriately !ill out a handout o! the water cycle. $ The activity will be labeling the stages o! the water cycle. 9o)el I will use the Gronlund style model because I want the outcome o! the lesson and activity to be a !ull understanding o! what the water cycle is and what it does. P s Co#r se Go al s &xpectation o! students gaining knowledge about science 7earnin g 8 bj ecti ve:s; To understand the water cycle 7 7earning 8bjective:s; < ,ctivities 0or3s*eet $ #tudents will be given a handout be!ore I start the presentation and will !ill out along the way as they learn what the stages are. $ 't the end o! the presentation as a class we will again !ill out the worksheet together. I will then eventually test them on The (ater Cycle. 7earning 8bjective ,ctivities :,ssess/ents < Content E&(eriences; )nderstand the water cycle &vidence !rom the test that the students !ully understood the material by correctly labeling the stages o! the water cycle on a piece o! paper. 8 P80E=P8">T P=E'E>T,T"8> 9 Excel Spreadsheet: 't#)ents? ,ssess/ent 'cores of T*e 0ater C-cle 10 Student Percent Alex 80 Brianna 74 Taylor 70 Brent 85 Abram 90 oey 75 Alice 75 !i"a 85 enna 80 !ucy 85 #enny 72 Tim 70 im 85 Tom 80 $%ri" 60 &ac' 70 $ollin 75 Su"y 80 (mily 85 77)68421 +,>D81T 11 *+',& (IT- "I./0.C1+2