Lain Alex ADAM - Student Teacher Lesson Plan Murdoch University
Day: Wednesday Class: Room 3 Subject: Environment
Date: 20 th August 2014 No. of Students: 5-6 Year Level: Year 2/3 Topic: Antarctica Start Time: 1:15pm Finish Time: 1:35pm Students Prior Knowledge and Experience: From worksheets basic knowledge of climate, geographic location, some activities
Learning Purposes:
- To understand open and closed questions - To develop their own open questions - To be able to respond to and answer a variety of questions
Student Evaluation:
Students will participate in a short discussion about the topic demonstrating their understanding of the types of questions and contributing several possibilities for answers to the questions.
Preparation and Resources:
- Question sheet [for student teacher] - A little research to develop knowledge on subject [for student teacher] - Pencil and paper for each student - Table and chairs - Any appropriate visuals - Whiteboard or large piece of paper/card - Textas/coloured pencils
Timing: 13:15 - 13:18 (3 mins)
13:18 - 13:25 (7 mins)
13:25 - 13:35 (10 mins) Introduction Explanation of lesson what will be happening take students participating (5-6) aside convey what is expected give brief examples of closed and open questions hand paper and pencils to each student
Main Body Engagement of lesson as per explanation Students write down 2-3 open questions each on their paper Students will then be asked to share their questions with student teacher and the group and favourite or most relevant questions will be written as a heading on either a whiteboard or a large sheet of paper.
Conclusion Discussion answering/contributing to questions Students will take turns to answer one of the questions written (not their own ones) and answers will be written underneath the appropriate heading on the board or paper
- Each student should be able to get about 2 minutes each to come up with their answers, others can think about theirs whilst they wait for their turn to discuss the topic. - Student teacher may need to get the discussion started to break the ice and get ideas flowing or hurry it along so that each student gets their turn.