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Teacher: Lesson #:

Concept: Dates:
Defining Success

OBJECTIVE: What will your students be able to do by the end of class?


Students will be able to …. Language Objective- Students will be Possible Misconceptions-
able to speak using these words/phrases:
ELPS TEKS: Direct Terms:

Revisited TEKS: Embedded Terms:

Vocabulary Strategy:

ASSESSMENT: How will you know concretely that all of your KEY POINTS: What three to five main ideas or
students have mastered the objective? steps will you emphasize in your lesson? May
also include key questions to ask during
instruction. (BLOOMS)
Assessment for Learning:
(How will I check for understanding during the lesson)

Assessment of Learning:
(How will I assess objective mastery)

Respectful Modifications:

Enrichment Plans:

Re-teach plan:
(What will I do for those who did not master the learning)
Lesson Cycle

ELICIT: Access prior knowledge. DATE: TIME: MATERIALS


Teacher will:
Student will:

ENGAGE: Get the students’ minds focused on the topic DATE: TIME:
Teacher will:
Student will:
EXPLORE: Provide students with a common experience. DATE: TIME:
Teacher will:
Student will:
EXPLAIN: Teach the concept. DATE: TIME:
Teacher will:
Student will:
ELABORATE: Students apply the information learned. DATE: TIME:
Teacher will:
Student will:
EVALUATE: How will you know the students have learned the concept? DATE: TIME:
Teacher will:
Student will:
EXTEND: Deepen conceptual understanding through use in new context. DATE: TIME:
Teacher will:
Student will:
7E Lesson Plan/ Differentiated Template 2011
7E Lesson Plan/ Differentiated Template 2011
DUE NOW: EXIT Tickets:

Monday: Monday:
Tuesday: Tuesday:
Wednesday: Wednesday:
Thursday: Thursday:
Friday: Friday:

Homework/ Guided Practice Plans: High Impact Strategies:

Monday: Pre-Assessments-

Tuesday: Anticipation Guides-

Wednesday: Product Options –

Thursday: Checks for Understanding-

Friday: Questioning-

Grouping-

WEEKLY STUDENT GOALS:

7E Lesson Plan/ Differentiated Template 2011

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