Marykris A. Rivera BEED 3D [POT2] A Detailed Lesson Plan in Science (Kindergarten) I. Objectives: A. Identifies the different means of transportation. B. Classifies the different means of transportation. II. Subject Matter: “Means of Transportation” Reference: “Me and My World Textbook for Kindergarten” pp. 58-62 Materials: real objects‚ pictures‚ charts Chapter III: Me and Other Things Vocabulary: land transportation‚ air transportation‚ water transportation. Science
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Running Head: Comprehension Lesson Plan 1 Comprehension Lesson Plan Katina Joyce Grand Canyon University EED-544 Shanna Birkholz-Vasquez SIOP Lesson Plan Date: | 5-27-2013 | Grade/Class/Subject: | 4th-Reading-Comprehension | Unit/Theme: | Comprehension –Invent a Secret Code | | Content Standard(s): | R4.A.1.2: Identify and apply word recognition skills. |
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Lesson Plan In Reading – Grade 1 Using the Language Experience Approach I. Objectives A. Read out loud high frequency words in running print B. Answer wh-questions based on stimuli presented C. Write words/phrases – copying from the model D. Appreciate the importance of trees II. Subject Matter – Answering wh-questions Materials – Experience chart made by pupils‚ flash cards‚ ball‚ flower‚ bag‚ envelope‚ box Values – Protect trees‚ plant trees III. Procedure
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Lesson plan Pre-K/Kindergarten Objectives: Children will learn their ABC’s by picture association and also learn the words that go along with it. Students use spoken‚ written and visual language to accomplish their own purposes (learning‚ enjoyment‚ persuasion and the exchange of information). GLE: . Demonstrate understanding of alphabetic principle by doing the following: • identifying own first name in print • identifying at least eight uppercase or lowercase letters
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End of The Line Lesson Plan Day 1 Name: Amy Lomas Date: June 18-22‚ 2012 Standards: * AZ L.4.5 - Demonstrate understanding of figurative language‚ word relationships‚ and nuances in word meanings. * c. Demonstrate understanding of words by relating them to their opposites (antonyms) and to words with similar but not identical meanings (synonyms). * AZ L.4.4 - Determine or clarify the meaning of unknown and multiple-meaning words and phrases based of grade 4 reading and content‚ choosing
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SUBJECT / ASPECT PORTION 15-9-12 ENGLISH READING & RECITATION ENG: L – 4 & 5 Poem – Seeds TO THEOLOGY/ MORAL SCIENCE (ORALS) 26-9-12 ARABIC (ORALS) 15-9-12 TO THEO: Surah Al- Nas / MSC: ARABIC: Letters with words Reading Les- 3 ई‚उ‚ऊ HINDI READING & RECITATION S.A.C ORAL (PAGE 8) L–5 - - मात्रा Recitation Lesson – 10 26-9-12 English & Hindi Spelling ( lesson wise) & Listening Comprehension Dates will be notified in the school diary Maths
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TT : Latifa HAFID Text Book: Ticket To English Level: 2nd BAC Unit:4 Timing: 50mn Lesson type/skill(s) emphasized: Integration of skills Lesson: Reading Comprehension Topic: Sustainable development Objectives/standards: By the end of this lesson students will be able to: Skim through the text and predict its content. Read and scan for specific information. Recall and review information. References: students book‚ teacher book‚ Internet
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Reading Comprehension James M. Ihle COLL 100 B116 November 28‚ 2010 Francis P. Hyland Reading Comprehension Reading comprehension is a valuable and necessary tool in the learning process. It allows the reader to expand his vocabulary‚ understand the text he is reading‚ and use various strategies as he might need them in order to improve learning. It is necessary because it shapes the reader ’s understanding of ideas and words. It assists his ability to make sense of ideas and concepts
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Have American teenagers lost moral values such as truth‚ hard work and honesty? That’s what statistics seem to indicate. According to a national poll of more than 20.000 middle school and high school students‚ sponsored by the Josephson Institute of Ethics‚ nearly half of all high schoolers are thieves. 47% of students admitted they stole something from a store in the past twelve months‚ and more than one in four said they have committed theft at least twice. The theft rate represents an 8% jump
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Lesson Plan Name: Geometric Solids Content Area: Math Grade Level: Kindergarten Time Frame: 45 min Prior to this lesson the students had a lesson on attributes. The children defined and identified attributes in different two-dimensional shapes. MA Framework Standard: Geometry K.G Identify and describe shapes (squares‚ circles‚ triangles‚ rectangles‚ hexagons‚ cubes‚ cones‚ cylinders‚ and spheres). 2. Correctly name shapes regardless of their orientations or overall size. Identify
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