Thursday, January 21st- 7th Grade- Jeopardy Game for Rules and Expectations for Miss Witkowski's Class

	Archdale-Trinity Middle School Lesson Plan
Date:  01-21-2016

Teacher:	Witkowski
Lesson/Unit Topic:	Jeopardy Game Expectations and Rules
Standards:	1 a Teachers lead in their classrooms. 1 a  Establishes a safe and orderly classroom. 2 c Communicates high expectations for all students.

“I Can…” Statement	Criteria for Success-Formative/Summative Assessments
I can remember Miss Witkowski’s Expectations and Rules.	Students can remember classroom rules when playing the formative Jeopardy Game

Literacy/Vocabulary Strategies (Word Wall)

Explain daily "I can" statements.

Bell-Ringer/Connecting Strategy

Welcome to Miss Witkowski's Computer Skills and Applications class Bellringer: 1. Fold the index card (hamburger style) 2. Write your first name ONLY in large letters using a crayon on the index card. 3. Sign on to the computer.

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

Guided Lesson Today we are going to review classroom expectations and rules. Supply List: paper, pencil or pen, optional one package of 3x5 index cards, crayons- red, blue, green and yellow optional but strongly recommended is a flash drive to save projects. We will be covering the following topics in class: Spreadsheets PowerPoint Word Expectations: *Students will treat teacher and each other with respect and dignity. *Students will listen when the teacher or another student is talking. *Students will be responsible for their own learning. *Students will bring their notebooks, pencil or pen and other needed items to class. * Students will complete all assignments and be on time to class. * Students will follow bathroom sign out procedures. * Students will treat computers with respect. * Students will not go to web sites not assigned by teacher. * Students will not change screen savers and/or background designs. * Students will keep equipment in good working order and not write on desk or computer. Independent Activity:  Students form teams to play the Rules and Expectations Jeopardy Game

Higher Order Thinking Questions

Why are these expectations and rules important?

Student Technology/Differentiation

Bellringer word processing exercise Smartboard Jeopardy Rules and expectations game

Closure Strategy

Exit Activity: Students will look at other student's introduction Word assignment. I look forward to teaching you this year. Have a nice day! Miss W. :) Homework:  Remember to get your parents to sign the Blue Classroom Expectations sheet AND list their EMAIL address or phone number for an extra 5 points on your first grade.