Monday, November 3, 2014

Tuesday, Nov 4th- 7th Grade- PowerPoint- 10 Steps to a Presentation Learning Style Project

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Archdale-Trinity Middle School
Lesson Plan
 
Date: 11-04-2014



Teacher:
Witkowski

Lesson/Unit Topic:
PowerPoint- 10 Step Learning Style Project

Standards:
PB-2 Procedure for developing a presentation



“I Can…” Statement
Criteria for Success-Formative/Summative Assessments
I can use the 10 steps for developing a presentation. 10 step test THURSDAY.
Students remember presentation information during review.


Literacy/Vocabulary Strategies (Word Wall)

Hashtags are used for Twitter accounts.
It is also used as a “number” sign, for example #1.
File:Hashtag.JPG

Bell-Ringer/Connecting Strategy

On page 76, type lines 10 and 11.
We are using our LEFT MIDDLE finger for the # HASHTAG/ NUMBER key
We are using our RIGHT PINKY finger for the  SHIFT  key

Lesson-Instructional Strategies & Procedures for Teacher and Students
(Detailed Plans Including Best Practices, Researched Based Strategies)



Guided Practice:
@ Exit Activity 8
@ Presentations will continue
@ Exit Activity 8

Independent Exercise:
Learning Styles Choices Lesson: I CAN EXPLAIN THE TEN STEPS.
Students will have the choice of working individually or in groups.
Students will need to choose one of the 10 steps presentation activities below to complete:
Project Rubric- Each step is worth 8 points,CREATIVITY is worth 20 points

1. Visual Learners: Draw a poster that includes pictures of the ten steps.

2. Visual/Kinesthetic Learners:  Create Charades of the ten steps.

3. Audio Learners: Create a song/or rap about the ten steps.

4. Audio/Kinesthetic Learners:  A narrator explains the ten steps while other students act them out.

5. Kinesthetic Learners:  Create a “Simon says” game where they tell the class to do certain           
                                     motions that signify the 10 steps.

6. Linguistic (Word Smart) Learners: Describe in words how you would make a video game of a
                                     students going through the 10 steps.

7. Linguistic (Word Smart) Learners: Write a funny story about a student using the 10 steps.




Higher Order Thinking Questions

How can I explain the 10 steps of a presentation to another student?

Student Technology/Differentiation

Students will choose an individual or group activity and incorporate their learning style in their choice.

Closure Strategy

Exit Activity #8: 10 steps Matching Game         

Exit Activity #9: 10 steps create a picture game-
must complete picture within 2 attempts




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