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Author:KellyGrimm
Datecreated:10/04/20165:49PMCSTDatemodified:10/04/20167:52PMCST
Demographic/ContextualInformation
Grade/Level Grade2
NumberofStudents 24
DateofLesson WednesdayOctober5,2016
LessonStartTime 1:00pm
Howmanyminutesisthe 30minutes
lesson
Course/Subject Science
Unit/Theme HowAnimalsGrowandChange
TitleofLesson Classifyingbycoverings
WhereintheUnitdoesthis Beginning
Lessonoccur?
Structure(s)/Groupingforthe
Lesson WholeClass
SmallGroup
StudentCharacteristicsthat Luketakesextratimewritingthingsandcopyingthings.
NeedtobeConsidered
Amandaworksataslowerpace.
Alyssawillneedatimertohelphercompletetheassignmemtontime.
ListtheNeedsofStudents
withIEPs Clarecannotsitstillforaverylongtime.
Gigihasahearingaidandtheteacherhastohavethemicrophoneon.
ListtheNeedsofStudents N/A
with504Plans
I.WhatIsTheCentralFocusOfYourLesson?WhatAreYourObjectivesForStudentLearning?WhyAreThey
AppropriateForTheseStudentsAtThisTime?
CentralFocus/BigIdea Withinthisunitstudentswilllearnaboutdifferenttypesofanimalsandtheircharacteristicsthroughdifferentactivities.
Theywillalsolearnaboutthelifecycleofananimalandhowitcanbedifferentdependingonthetypeofanimal.
Rationale/Context ThiscomesatthebeginningoftheunitbecauseIwantstudentstoexplorethedifferencesinbodycoveringsinorderto
eventuallybeabletoclassifytheanimalbasedontheirbodycoveringsandothercharacteristics.Inthepreviouslesson,
studentswereintroducedtothedifferenttypesofanimals.Insucceedinglessonsstudentswillcontinuetoexplorethe
differencesbetweeneachtypeofanimal.
PriorKnowledgeand Vocabulary:
Conceptions
Fish
Amphibian
Reptile
Mammal
Bird
Knowledge:
Animalswillbeclassifiedintodifferenttypesdependingontheircharacteristics
Previousskills:
Analyzinganobject
Standards
USACommonCoreStateStandards(June2010)
Subject:EnglishLanguageArts&LiteracyinHistory/SocialStudies,Science,andTechnicalSubjects
Grade:Grade2students:
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Strand:SpeakingandListening
Domain:
PresentationofKnowledgeandIdeas
Standard:
6.Producecompletesentenceswhenappropriatetotaskandsituationinordertoproviderequesteddetailor
clarification.(Seegrade2Languagestandards1and3onpages26and27forspecificexpectations.)
AcademicLanguageDemands
Vocabulary
Fish
Amphibian
Reptile
Mammal
Bird
Scaly
Fur
Feathers
Functions Studentswillanalyzeanimalcoverings.
Studentswillidentifythetypeofanimalthecoveringis.
SyntaxandDiscourse(1 Studentswilldiscusstheiranalysisoftheanimalcoveringwithothersaroundthetable.
Required)
OBJECTIVE1 SWBATanalyzeanimalcoatingtodescribethecovering.
Tool(s)UsedforAssessment ObjectiveonewillbeassessedinformallyasIwalkaroundandobservetheirworksheetsandaskquestionsaboutwhat
theyhavenoticedaboutthecovering.
EvidenceandAssessmentof Studentsaremakingprogresstowardsobjectiveonewhentheyareabletodescribethecoveringinfrontofthem.For
StudentLearning exampleastudentmightlookattheracoonskinandsayitisfullofhairorlookatthebirdcoatandsaytheirare
feathersonit.
ExpectationsforStudent Exceeds:Studentsareabletoanalyzethecoveringstodescribeitandnametheanimal.
Learning
Meets:Studentsareabletoanalyzethecoveringstodescribeit.
Below:Studentsarenotabletoanaltzethecoveringstodescribeit.
OBJECTIVE2 SWBATselectthetypeofanimalthatbelongstothecoveringwithcharacteristicsoftheanimal.
Tool(s)UsedforAssessment ObjectivetwowillbeassessedinformallyasIaskquestionsaboutthecoveringsandwhichtypeofanimalwillmatch
withthecoveringthatwasexamined.Itwillalsobeassessedinformallywhenstudentsplacethenumbercoveringto
thetypeofanimaltheybelieveitis.
EvidenceofStudentLearning Studentswillprogresstowardsobjectivetwowhentheychoosewhichanimalisthecoveringandwriteitdownontheir
worksheet.
ExpectationsforStudent Exceeds:Studentsareabletonametheanimalthatmatchesthecoveringandexplainwhyitisthatanimal.
Learning
Meets:Studentsareabletonametheanimalthatmatchesthecovering.
Below:Studentsarenotabletonametheanimalthatmatchesthecovering.
II.HowWillYouSupportStudentsToMeetYourObjectives?ForEachSectionOfTheLessonSequence,Provide
ADetailed,StepByStepListingOfHowYouWillImplementTheInstructionalPlan.DescribeWhatYouWillDoIn
EachSegmentOfTheLesson,Including:InstructionalMethodsYouWillUse,TransitionStatementsYouWillMake
ThroughoutTheLesson,AndQuestionsYouWillAsk.
Introduction NumberofMinutes Introduction
3
Whatarethedifferenttypesofanimals?(fish,amphibian,reptile,
mammal,andbirds)
Todaywearegoingtolookatdifferenttypesofanimalcoveringsand
writedownwhatyouhavenoticedabouteachcovering(howitfeels,the
coloretc.).Afterwemakesomeoberservationsaboutthecoverings,we
willdecidewhichcoveringbelongstowhattypeofanimal.
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Youmaytalktothoseatyourtablesaboutwhatyouhave
noticed
Youwillwritedownyourobservationintheboxthatgoes
withthestationyouareat
Modelusingraccooncovering
Allowstudentstocompleteactivitythenhaveaseatattheirdesk
Gooveranimalcharacteristicsthatarewrittenontheboard
Todaywelookedatthecoveringsfordifferenttypesofanimalswewill
continuetolookatdifferenttraitsofdifferentanimalssothateventually
wecanidentifythemmoreeasily.
Differentiation/Extension IincludedalotofmovementactivityforClarewhocannotsitstill.
Ialsoprovidedshortresponsessuchasbulletpointsforthestudentswhoareslowerwritersandforhigherstudents
theycanwritemorecomplexresponsesandgavethemanopportunitytoclassifytheanimalontheirowniftheycould.
Iprovidedaonscreentimerforeverystudenttosee.
Iprovidedmodelingofcompletingthe"WhoamI"worksheet.
WhatIfs Thelessongoestoolong:donotdostickynoteexitbutgooveritasagroup(numberonfingers)
Thelessongoestooshort:Havestudentsplacecoveringcharacteristicontheirtrifold
Studentsdonotrememberthetypesofanimals:Reviewitagainandrepeatthesaying(F.A.R.M.B)
Studentstaketoolongtowritetraitsdown:havethemverballytellyoutheanswersandwritethemdownforlateruse
forstudents
ResourcesandMaterials
Materialsandresources:
Materials:
Animalcoveringsexperiencebox
WhoamIworksheet
Stickynotes
Resources:
AnimalCoveringsExperienceBox.(2016).FieldMuseum.Chicago,Illinois.
Kraynak,K.(2016).AnimalCoverings.YoungElementary.HomerGlen,Illinois.
Attachments:
1. WhoamIworksheetanimalcoverings.docx
III.AnticipatedFeedbackOnStudentLearning
StudentFeedback A.Whichtypeofanimalcoveringwouldyouthinkmatchesbestwithyourobservations?Whichtypeofanimalhas
______covering?Canyoubemoredescritptivemaybehowitfeelsorwhatthecoveringmightbecalled?
B.ThesewillfurtherstudentlearningbecasueIammakingstudentsconnectwhattheyhaveexperiencedtothe
characteristicsofthattypeofanimalsowhentheyareaskedlatertheycanrememberbetterfromthishandson
experience.
Assessment/Rubrics
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