Lesson 4 Whole Class Pre/Post-Assessment My pre-assessment was a sheet with each vocabulary term on it, with a blank next

to each term. Students were asked to write out the definition of each term and if they were unsure of it, to circle the word. The post-assessment used for this lesson was identical to the pre-assessment. This was done for clear evidence as to whether the students learned or not. Pre-Assessment Quintarius 1. 2. 3. 4. Wigwams: none Natives: They are Indians Teepee: none Daub-Houses: They are houses they use in summer 5. Settlers: none 6. Clay: Is a hard thing that they bake 7. Government: none 8. Council: When they have a meeting 9. Momentarily: none 10. Canoe: It is some boat 11. Constitution: none 12. Inspiration: none 13. Vital: none 3/13: 23% Post-Assessment 1. Wigwams: they use them in the summer 2. Natives: People that are born 3. Teepee: a house shaped like a triangle 4. Daub-Houses: a house covered in palmetto leaves 5. Settlers: People that settle new places 6. Clay: a hard material that is baked 7. Government: a system of making laws 8. Council: a group of people that make laws 9. Momentarily: in a moment 10. Canoe: a long shaped boat 11. Constitution: a steir at a law 12. Inspiration: make you want to do 13. Vital: an emergency 11/13: 84% Janiyah 1. Wigwams: none 2. Natives: Native America 3. Teepee: House made out of leaves 4. Daub-Houses: House made out of wood and bark 5. Settlers: none 6. Clay: The Indians make 1. Wigwams: a house shaped like cone 2. Natives: people that are special 3. Teepee: a house made of palmetto leaves 4. Daub-Houses: a house made of bark and wood 5. Settlers: a house that keeps people safe

pots out of clay 7. Government: none 8. Council: When they have 9. Momentarily: none 10. Canoe: It is a boat that is dug out 11. Constitution: none 12. Inspiration: none 13. Vital: none 4/13: 30%

6. Clay: to make pottery out of 7. Government: a person that save the land 8. Council: a house where the native meet 9. Momentarily: a minute later or after 10. Canoe: a boat that the natives ride in 11. Constitution: I can constitution a steir 12. Inspiration: Something that inspires you to do something 13. Vital: Need to be done 7/13: 53% 1. Wigwams: a house made out of tree branches 2. Natives: a person born in a particular place 3. Teepee: a cone shaped tent 4. Daub-Houses: a house made out of bark 5. Settlers: settlers settle new places 6. Clay: an earthy material 7. Government: a system of laws 8. Council: a group of people 9. Momentarily: later or in a moment 10. Canoe: a light, narrow boat 11. Constitution: a series of laws 12. Inspiration: Inspiring 13. Vital: necessary of action 12/13: 92% 1. Wigwams: houses that people live in 2. Natives: are people that live in a state 3. Teepee: a home 4. Daub-Houses: people that live in the winter 5. Settlers: are bad people that settled on our land 6. Clay: made for baking

Trustin

1. Wigwams: house made out of bark 2. Natives: people that live way before us 3. Teepee: a kind of tent 4. Daub-houses: houses 5. Settlers: they were mean to the natives 6. Clay: Something you can make things out of 7. Government: none 8. Council: none 9. Momentarily: none 10. Canoe: a kind of boat 11. Constitution: none 12. Inspiration: none 13. Vital: important 4/13: 30%

Caden

1. Wigwams: South Carolina grass and clay 2. Natives: South Carolina to live 3. Teepee: To survive shelter 4. Daub-Houses: To put food in and survive 5. Settlers: Settlers came and fight at the natives 6. Clay: to make houses to live

in 7. Government: To make laws and protect our country 8. Council: none 9. Momentarily: none 10. Canoe: none 11. Constitution: none 12. Inspiration: none 13. Vital: to do something 3/13: 23%

7. Government: a group of people that make laws 8. Council: a country 9. Momentarily: is that is with other people 10. Canoe: is something 11. Constitution: is a country 12. Inspiration: is a want to 13. Vital: you have to do 7/13: 53%

Justin

1. Wigwams: none 2. Natives: none 3. Teepee: a place to live 4. Daub houses: in the winter 5. Settlers: none 6. Clay: ? 7. Government: a place 8. Council: a meeting 9. Momentarily: none 10. Canoe: a boat 11. Constitution: none 12. Inspiration: none 13. Vital: none 3/13: 23%

1. Wigwams: a house 2. Natives: the first south Carolinians 3. Teepee: a house 4. Daub-Houses: a house 5. Settlers: trade 6. Clay: to make pots 7. Government: a group of laws 8. Council: a group of people 9. Momentarily: it means in a moment 10. Canoe: to travel 11. Constitution: *cant read 12. Inspiration: none 13. Vital: life 5/13: 38%

Carter

1. 2. 3. 4.

Wigwams: none Natives: Native Americans Teepee: a little tent Daub-Houses: houses made with bark 5. Settlers: none 6. Clay: none 7. Government: none 8. Council: council house 9. Momentarily: none 10. Canoe: a boat 11. Constitution: none 12. Inspiration: none 13. Vital: none

1. Wigwams: a house made of bark 2. Natives: a place where someone is born 3. Teepee: a cone shaped house 4. Daub-Houses: a house made out of grass and clay 5. Settlers: people who settle new lands 6. Clay: a sticky material

3/13: 23%

7. Government: a group of people who make laws 8. Council: a smaller group of people 9. Momentarily: in a moment 10. Canoe: a boat 11. Constitution: a system of making laws 12. Inspiration: an idea that makes you want to do something 13. Vital: something a part of life 11/13: 84% 1. Wigwams: none 2. Natives: People born in a particular place 3. Teepee: a cone shaped tent 4. Daub-Houses: made out of clay grass mix 5. Settlers: a move to place to place 6. Clay: an earthy material 7. Government: a system of law 8. Council: a group of people 9. Momentarily: in a minute later 10. Canoe: a boat that end a triangle shape 11. Constitution: I stier (series) of law 12. Inspiration: Something that inspire you to do something 13. Vital: Need to ber done

Lula

1. Wigwams: a house that the natives live in 2. Natives: they are people that live in a country 3. Teepee: are a triangle like tent 4. Daub-houses: a house that is made of mud, branches, and grass 5. Settlers: the people that come and trade homes food and clothes 6. Clay: they make pottery out of it and get it at the river 7. Government: the people how make the law for the people 8. Council: the people who stand by the government 9. Momentarily: be with you a like in a minute 10. Canoe: use for travel from place to place 11. Constitution: something you sign like a promise 12. Inspiration: to believe in some thing 13. Vital: important to do something

Karlie

9/13: 69% 10/13: 76% 1. Wigwams: none 1. Wigwams: Houses made out of 2. Natives: the first people in bark south Carolina 2. Natives: where you were born 3. Teepee: a cone shape tent 4. Daub-houses: none 3. Teepee: a cone shape tent 5. Settlers: people that came to see the natives 4. Daub-Houses: made out of 6. Clay: they made pots and palmetto leaves pans 5. Settlers: people who settle to a 7. Government: a group of new area people 8. Council: none 6. Clay: stuff they made pots and 9. Momentarily: in just a minute pans with 10. Canoe: wooden boats 11. Constitution: make up rules 7. Government: a system of laws 12. Inspiration: inspires you to do something 8. Council: a group of people 13. Vital: important 9. Momentarily: I will meet with you in a moment 6/13: 46% 10. Canoe: like a paddle boat but is made of wood 11. Constitution: a series of law 12. Inspiration: Something that inspires you to do something 13. Vital: is essential to life 11/13: 84% 1. Wigwams: wigwams is a house made of palmetto leaves and mud 2. Natives: are born in another country 3. Teepee: a teepee is a house that looks like an upside down cone 4. Daub-Houses: it is shaped like a mug but it is round 5. Settlers: a settlers are a group of people

Isyss

1. Wigwams: a house that they make out of bark 2. Natives: Native America 3. Teepee: a house that look like a cone but it is a cone 4. Daub-Houses: non 5. Settlers: none 6. Clay: pots that they make 7. Government: none 8. Council: a group of people that make laws 9. Momentarily: none 10. Canoe: none 11. Constitution: none 12. Inspiration: none

13. Vital: none 4/13: 30%

6. Clay: clay is the sticky thing on earth 7. Government: is a series of laws 8. Council: people that make the laws 9. Momentarily: means wait a moment 10. Canoe: a dug-out canoe 11. Constitution: system of making laws 12. Inspiration: an idea that makes you want to do something 13. Vital: the life of (deife)? 10/13: 76% 1. Wigwams: a house 2. Natives: a tribe 3. Teepee: a house 4. Daub-Houses: a house 5. Settlers: someone who is need something so they trade 6. Clay: something you can make something 7. Government: someone who has all the power 8. Council: who has all the power 9. Momentarily: ? I guess feelings 10. Canoe: to help to get to one side to the other 11. Constitution: to build 12. Inspiration: being nice 13. Vital: dead

Zann

Absent

Brooke

1. Wigwams: a house made out of mud and sticks 2. Natives: the first people who lived in south Carolina 3. Teepee: a cone shaped tent 4. Daub-houses: a house made out of clay and grass 5. Settlers: people who treated the natives badly 6. Clay: none 7. Government: people who made the law 8. Council: none 9. Momentarily: none 10. Canoe: part of a tree. Dugout canoe 11. Constitution: none 12. Inspiration: none 13. Vital: none 5/13: 38%

4/13: 30% 1. Wigwams: a house made out of bark 2. Natives: where you are born 3. Teepee: a cone shaped ten 4. Daub-Houses: houses that the Cherokee sleep in the winter 5. Settlers: people who settle new places 6. Clay: an earthy made mix 7. Government: a system of making laws 8. Council: a group of people 9. Momentarily: later, in a minute 10. Canoe: a tree trunk that the natives burned and dug out 11. Constitution: a series of laws 12. Inspiration: something that inspires or makes me want to do something 13. Vital: none 12/13: 92% 1. Wigwams: a house made out of bark 2. Natives: where you were born 3. Teepee: a cone shaped house 4. Daub-Houses: mixed out of clay and grass 5. Settlers: settle new land 6. Clay: an earth 7. Government: a system of making laws and decisions

Zachary

1. Wigwams: a house the natives live in 2. Natives: they are people who live in the county 3. Teepee: its a little coned shape house 4. Daub-houses: its a house made of bark and branches 5. Settlers: none 6. Clay: they harden it to make pottery 7. Government: a person that makes laws 8. Council: the people who stand by their government

9. Momentarily: none 10. Canoe: none 11. Constitution: none 12. Inspiration: none 13. Vital: none 5/13: 38%

8. Council: a group of people 9. Momentarily: in a moment 10. Canoe: a boat that has sharp ends 11. Constitution: a series of laws 12. Inspiration: something that inspires you to do something 13. Vital: needs to be done 12/13: 92% 1. Wigwams: a house made of bark and branches that the Yemassee lived in 2. Natives: People born in a particular place or country 3. Teepee: a cone shaped tent 4. Daub-Houses: a house made of grass and clay mix that the Yemassee lived in 5. Settlers: People that settle in a different country or place 6. Clay: an earthy material that is sticky and easy molded when wet 7. Government: a system of making laws 8. Council: a group of people that make the laws 9. Momentarily: later, in a moment 10. Canoe: a long boat that has pointy ends 11. Constitution: a series of laws that govern a nation state or group

Madison

1. Wigwams: Houses made out of bark and branches that the Yemassee lived in. 2. Natives: People born in a particular place or country 3. Teepee: a cone shaped tent 4. Daub-houses: a house made out of clay and grass mix with palm fronds on the top of the Yemassee lived in. 5. Settlers: people that came and settled in a different country or place 6. Clay: a sticky ball that the natives used to build houses 7. Government: System that help make the law 8. Council: A group of people that make the law 9. Momentarily: none 10. Canoe: It is a boat the natives used for trading or transportation 11. Constitution: a form that has a law written down on a paper 12. Inspiration: none 13. Vital: none 10/13: 76%

12. Inspiration: an idea that inspires you 13. Vital: important, necessary, or essential 13/13: 100% Absent

Saul

1. Wigwams: houses for the summer 2. Natives: the first people to be in south Carolina 3. Teepee: none 4. Daub-houses: none 5. Settlers: none 6. Clay: hard stuff to make plates, pots, and other stuff 7. Government: a person that tells people what to do and protects our state 8. Council: none 9. Momentarily: none 10. Canoe: none 11. Constitution: a paper that has the rules written on it 12. Inspiration: none 13. Vital: none 3/13: 23% 1. Wigwams: a house made of bark and sticks mix 2. Natives: a group of people 3. Teepee: a donted house 4. Daub-houses: a house ma 5. Settlers: People that come to take over the land 6. Clay: some material that we 7. Government: People that make laws 8. Council: none 9. Momentarily: none 10. Canoe: none 11. Constitution: none 12. Inspiration: none 13. Vital: something you have to do 5/13: 38%

David

1. Wigwams: a house 2. Natives: where you are born 3. Teepee: a cone shaped tent 4. Daub-Houses: clay and grass mix 5. Settlers: people that settle a new land 6. Clay: stuff to make pottery 7. Government: a person that makes laws 8. Council: a group of people 9. Momentarily: in a moment

10. Canoe: a boat with curved sides 11. Constitution: a paper of laws 12. Inspiration: if you have any gum shin? 13. Vital: something you have to do 11/13: 84% Absent 1. Wigwams: Yemassee dome shaped house covered in bark 2. Natives: a place where you are born 3. Teepee: a cone shaped house 4. Daub-Houses: clay and grass mix Yemassee home for the winter covered in palmetto frons (leaves) 5. Settlers: a people that settle a new country or place 6. Clay: an earthy material that is sticky and easily molded when wet and hard when baked 7. Government: a system of making laws and other decisions for a community 8. Council: a group of people to make laws 9. Momentarily: later, in a moment 10. Canoe: a long, light narrow boat with sharp ends and curved sides usually driven by paddles 11. Constitution: a series of laws that govern a nation, state, or group

Nysonjia Adan

Absent 1. Wigwams: none 2. Natives: natives are the first people who live in the united states 3. Teepee: none 4. Daub-houses: none 5. Settlers: none 6. Clay: is a hard staff thing 7. Government: none 8. Council: none 9. Momentarily: none 10. Canoe: it is a kind of boat 11. Constitution: none 12. Inspiration: none 13. Vital: none 3/13: 23%

12. Inspiration: an idea or action that inspires 13. Vital: important, necessary, or essential 13/13: 100% 1. Wigwams: made out of sticks 2. Natives: a person born in a certain place 3. Teepee: a cone shape tent 4. Daub-Houses: a house made out of sticks, clay, and mud 5. Settlers: settling to a new place 6. Clay: something very sticky 7. Government: a person that makes law 8. Council: a group of people 9. Momentarily: in a minute 6/13: 46% 10. Canoe: a kind of boat 11. Constitution: a list of laws 12. Inspiration: thing that makes you want to do something 13. Vital: something that is essential to live 12/13: 92% The class average for the pre-assessment was 38%. This increased to 77% in the post assessment. This is an increase of 39% of the correct definitions given by the students, as a whole class.

Ava

1. Wigwams: a house 2. Natives: a people who live in a certain place 3. Teepee: a cone shaped tent 4. Daub-houses: house made out of wattle 5. Settlers: people who move in ships to a new place 6. Clay: a sticky object 7. Government: a people make laws 8. Council: none 9. Momentarily: none 10. Canoe: a boat 11. Constitution: none 12. Inspiration: none 13. Vital: none

Individuals Quantitative Data Low- The low performing student in this lesson increased his correct responses from 3 to 7 from pre to post assessment. That is an increase in 30%. Some responses may have been counted as correct in the post assessment, but the wording was not clear and these were marked as incorrect. Learning is evident in this student thought. Medium- The student that is representative as the average student correctly defined 3 out 13 (23%) of the terms on the pre-assessment. He correctly defined all 13 terms on the postassessment. This is clear evidence of learning with an increase of 77% in the number of correct responses. This student was very engaged as was most of the class, he participated in creating the motions for the vocabulary terms as well as participated while the whole class was doing the motions together. High- The high performing student in this lesson increased her correct responses from 76% to 100%, an increase of 24%. She knew all of the vocabulary terms that the class had learned at the point of the pre-assessment; and she correctly defined the new terms on the post-assessment. Qualitative Data Low- This student was engaged for the most part. He did have to be reminded to join the class at certain times during instruction. However, when his attention was placed on what was going on he seemed to enjoy the activity and was engaged. Medium- The student representative of the average of the class was very engaged during the lesson. He enjoyed the motions and was able to stay focused during the scavenger hunt as well. He helped come up with the motion for the natives and constitution. High- The high performing student was not present at the begging of the lesson. She joined in on the scavenger hunt when she returned to class and was able to stay focused. She was one of the first ones done completing the scavenger hunt. She enjoyed the motions for the vocabulary terms and was very engaged throughout the lesson.