Wednesday, February 11, 2015

Thursday, Feb 12th- 7th Grade- Start Narrative Presentation Project

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Archdale-Trinity Middle School
Lesson Plan
 
Date: 02-12-2015



Teacher:
Witkowski

Lesson/Unit Topic:
PowerPoint Presentation- Understanding the Steps

Standards:
PB-2 Procedure for developing a presentation



“I Can…” Statement
Criteria for Success-Formative/Summative Assessments
I can use different features of PowerPoint.

I can explain the 10 steps of a PowerPoint presentation.
Students can use different features of PowerPoint.

Students know the 10 steps of a PowerPoint presentation.



Literacy/Vocabulary Strategies (Word Wall)
Review of 10 steps:
Which step sketches out your content or main ideas?
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Celtx

Bell-Ringer/Connecting Strategy
On page 12, type lines 13 and 14.
Remember to use your thumb for the space bar.
We are using our right MIDDLE finger for the I key.
Lesson-Instructional Strategies & Procedures for Teacher and Students
(Detailed Plans Including Best Practices, Researched Based Strategies)

If you have been absent:
Using the Design techniques discussed in the PowerPoint on Friday
create a 1 slide storyboard presentation on "You" Include:
your name, things you like (tv, video games, hobbies, sports)
USE the concepts we learned like contrasting colors, etc.
Narrative Purpose (to broadcast messages, tell a story or entertain)
Rubric-
It is worth 50 points
10 points Narrative Purpose (to broadcast messages, tell a story or entertain)
2 points off for spelling mistakes
5 points off for contrast mistakes
2 point off if you don't use proper citation for image
 You are allowed 1 picture the rest of the images are clip art
2 points off if you don’t have words size 24 or larger

@ Go to Computer/ Student Docs/ Witkowski folder/
PowerPoint folder/  4 Presentation Procedures Revised PowerPoint
  and in teams CAREFULLY answer the questions. You will need to write out the ones you miss.

@ We are going to review the rubric for the narrative presentation (purple paper).

@ We are starting Narrative PowerPoint project (storyboard)
  1. The purpose is narrative. It is a story about me.
  2. The target audience is other students.
  3. On the back of the purple paper storyboard your six slides.

Guided Lesson:
@ Students are going to open their rough draft storyboards
@ Students are going to pick a design if not already chosen
@ Miss W will show students how to create a section so they can have 2 different designs
@ Students will format the pictures with a border and special effect.
@ Students will add a comment to the slide they like best

Independent Exercise:
@ Students will start on their Narrative “About Me” PowerPoint Presentation Project


Homework:
Students need to decide for which ACADEMIC topic
(Typing Posture/Technique, Language Arts, Science,
Social Studies, or Math) they will create a
PowerPoint presentation soon. We will be using the
PowerPoint you create to learn different old and new
features of PowerPoint 2010.

Higher Order Thinking Questions
What type of presentations are best for PowerPoint?
Student Technology/Differentiation
Students will use PowerPoint to learn how to create design features.
Closure Strategy
Exit Activity #3  Purpose of Presentation
A continuous loop is like our tv messages. It is a broadcast.

Exit Activity #4:
Practice on the beginner level (#1 home row keys) at http://www.freetypinggame.net/play11.asp
Choose beginner if you are in the beginner category
Choose intermediate if you are in the average category
Click to turn off the sound.

Exit Activity #5:   10 steps of a presentation
then play activity here http://www.quia.com/mc/2539313.html


Exit Activity #6:
Choose home row and easy. Turn off sound.

Exit Activity #7:
We are practicing for accuracy not speed.
If you get less than 95% accuracy; retake practice.

Exit Activity #8:  Ribbon Vocabulary words
review words and definitions here http://quizlet.com/3089570/flashcards
then play activity here http://quizlet.com/3089570/scatter

Exit Activity #9:




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