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1) The document provides guidance for a guided math task involving planning and teaching math lessons to different ability levels (emerging, developing, mastered) and assessing student learning.
2) The lessons involve patterns, numbers, and manipulatives. Planning includes learning outcomes, activities, and assessment of student understanding.
3) Evidence of student work and understanding is to be collected through photos and reflections for inclusion in an e-portfolio.
1) The document provides guidance for a guided math task involving planning and teaching math lessons to different ability levels (emerging, developing, mastered) and assessing student learning.
2) The lessons involve patterns, numbers, and manipulatives. Planning includes learning outcomes, activities, and assessment of student understanding.
3) Evidence of student work and understanding is to be collected through photos and reflections for inclusion in an e-portfolio.
1) The document provides guidance for a guided math task involving planning and teaching math lessons to different ability levels (emerging, developing, mastered) and assessing student learning.
2) The lessons involve patterns, numbers, and manipulatives. Planning includes learning outcomes, activities, and assessment of student understanding.
3) Evidence of student work and understanding is to be collected through photos and reflections for inclusion in an e-portfolio.
Program link: This task is associated to the guidelines of all the math content courses in Year 3 Primary. It is also associated to the requirements of the portfolio.
Objective: You will:
1. Record the planning for the guided math groups that you taught and the learning outcomes you covered (including the level of learning outcome: emerging, developing or mastered). 2. Evaluate the learning all got it, most got it, some got it, I need to reteach this again. How do you know? What did the students do to show that they understood? 3. Add pictures of the center activity/students work to your e-portfolio (include the LO and name of the center) The lessons should be identified in the planning section in your portfolio. The planning should link to the blog where you will show photographic evidence of the activity e.g. materials ready for use, students work, write the questions asked during the session and reflect on the learning (see examples in task 4) Lesson Plan Activity Description (Describe how you will teach the guided All got it! Most got Some I need to Ready it! got it! reteach math) for the next level up Lesson 1: Math When I was discussing with learners to lesson answer the questions on the math book, I October 17, used number cards. The number cards 2017 represent symbols and written words of the LO (E/D/M): numbers in order to let them identify which is E: 1NWN7 read the right symbol or what is the right written and write word of that number. This activity could be numbers from 0- appropriate for all E,D and M students. 10 in numerals and words I assessed the students by providing to them D: 1NWN7read and write an activity that has ice cream shapes numbers from 0- represent the symbols and the written words 20 in numerals of the numbers. The students should make and words the suitable ice cream shapes that have the M: 1NWN7 symbol and the appropriate word of it. I read and write numbers from 0- guided them by giving them the appropriate 100 in numerals numbers that they can recognize it this and words activity depends on their level. For example, Emerging students have ice cream shapes that from 0-10. Lesson 2: Math The student teacher will put the number lesson sheets for each group depends on their levels and put the appropriate manipulative for October 23, them. For example, 1 to 5 for emerging 2017 students and they will count the plastic circles LO (E/D/M): and make color patterns for four and five E: 1PA1recognize numbers. She will use the number sheets in patterns in a order to review about the numbers lesson and familiar to give the students the opportunity to environment recognize the patterns. D: 1PA1recognize and read patterns For emerging students she will give them the in a range of number sheets from 1 to 10 in order to ensure familiar they recognize what is pattern. environments M: 1PA1 The number sheets for developing students recognize, read from 10 to 20 to let them recognize and read and describe the long patterns they make or build using patterns in a the cubes. range of familiar environments The student teacher will give the master students randomly number sheets from 20 to 100 in order to ensure they recognize, read and describe the patterns they create using manpualitaves.
Lesson 3: Math The student teacher will provide small worksheets
lesson October to the students that have questions about patterns. 24, 2017 The worksheet like assessment for the students and LO (E/D/M): the questions are depends on their levels. E: 1PA1recognize patterns in a For instance, for emerging students they will circle familiar the patterns only in order to assess them if they environment recognize what is pattern. D: 1PA1recognize and read patterns For developing students the questions will be the in a range of same for emerging students but they have to say familiar why to read the patterns they see. environments M: 1PA1 For master students the question will be drawing recognize, read anything in the class that has pattern to assess them and describe if they can recognize, describe, read patterns of patterns in a familiar things around them. range of familiar environments Lesson 4: Math The student teacher will provide patterns lesson sheets for emerging and developing groups depends on their levels and put the October 25, appropriate manipulative for them. 2017 LO (E/D/M): For emerging students she will provide E: 1PA2copy patterns sheet represent coping the patterns simple repeating and they use plastic colorful circles. patterns D: 1PA2copy and continue simple And for developing she will provide pattern repeating sheet has continuing patterns which they will use cubes to make the patterns. patterns M: 1PA2copy, For the master group she will provide box continue and has several cut fruits (apples, oranges, create simple grapes) and plastic plates to create their repeating patterns. She will put a model for them to patterns guide them copy, continue and create their own simple repeating fruit patterns.