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Teacher Candidate Name: _Fairy Apolo Grade & Subject Area:__2nd grade math Date for
Planned Lesson: 2/6/2023
Learning Target for this Students will count to find the value of pennies, nickels, and
Lesson dimes.
- concisely says what students
will be able to know and do
- start with appropriate
language function (active
verb)
Academic Language (AL) a. Domain-specific academic vocabulary:
a. Domain-specific Acad Cent
vocabulary Dime
b. General Academic Nickel
vocabulary Pennies
(words used in school
across many subject b. General academic vocabulary:
areas) Solve
c. Syntax Sentence Frame: Problems
Example sentence that Symbols
students can use to Count
accomplish target
d. Point in lesson where -c. Sentence Frame: Pennies worth_____.
students will be given Nickels worth_______.
opportunity to use Dimes worth_______.
Academic Vocabulary -d. In phase 2 assessment, students will be asked to repeat after
(Note: It the teacher using the sentence frame Pennies worth_____,
is important that this Nickels worth_______, and dimes worth.
appear in TPA videotape
segments
Needed Teachers will use sentence frames to help students start their own
modifications/supports sentences.
a. Identify how some form of Teachers will help students who need help by giving more
additional support will be examples, helping with counting, and showing visuals to help
provided for some aspect students understand the assignment.
of the lesson for given
student(s)
- visual, graphic, interactive
- reduced text, rewritten text,
fill-in the blank notes, word
banks
- graphic organizers, sentence
frames
Resources & materials -McGraw Hill textbook chapter 8, pp. 483-488.
needed -Pennies, nickels, and dimes.
-powerpoint
-White board
-Markers
-Pencil
-Students workbook
Student 2 x
needed next steps of Student 3 x
instruction. Student 4 X
Student 5 x
Student 6 x
Student 7 x
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Student 9 x
Student 10 x
Student 11 X
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Student 13 x
Student 14 X
Student 15 x
Student 16 x
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Student 18 X
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Student 22 x
Learning Target for this Students will count to find the value of coins.
Lesson
- concisely says what students
will be able to know and do
- start with appropriate
language function (active
verb)
Academic Language (AL) a. Domain-specific academic vocabulary:
a. Domain-specific Acad Cent
vocabulary Dime
b. General Academic Nickel
vocabulary Penny
(words used in school Quarter
across many subject
areas) b. General academic vocabulary:
c. Syntax Sentence Frame: Solve
Example sentence that Problems
students can use to Symbols
accomplish target
d. Point in lesson where -c. Sentence Frame: Pennies worth_____.
students will be given Nickels worth_______.
opportunity to use Dimes worth_______.
Academic Vocabulary Quarter worth______.
(Note: It
is important that this -d. In phase 2 assessment students will be asked to match the
appear in TPA videotape coins to its worth using the sentence frame Pennies worth_____,
segments Nickels worth_______, Quarter worth____, and dimes
worth____.
Needed Teachers will use sentence frames to help students start their own
modifications/supports sentences.
a. Identify how some form of Teachers will help students who need help by giving more
additional support will be examples, helping with counting, and showing visuals to help
provided for some aspect students understand the assignment.
of the lesson for given
student(s)
- visual, graphic, interactive
- reduced text, rewritten text,
fill-in the blank notes, word
banks
- graphic organizers, sentence
frames
Resources & materials -McGraw Hill textbook chapter 8 Lesson 2, pp. 489-494.
needed -Pennies, nickels, quarters, and dimes.
-powerpoint
-White board
instruction. Student 1 X
Student 2 X
Student 3 X
Student 4 X
Student 5 X
Student 6 X
Student 7 X
Student 8 X
Student 9 X
Student 10 x
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Student 12 X
Student 13 x
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Student 22 x
Learning Target for this Students will skip count and count on to determine the value of a
Lesson group of coins.
- concisely says what students
will be able to know and do
- start with appropriate
language function (active
verb)
Academic Language (AL) a. Domain-specific academic vocabulary:
a. Domain-specific Acad Cent
vocabulary Dime
b. General Academic Nickel
vocabulary penny
(words used in school quarter
across many subject Value
areas) Coin
c. Syntax Sentence Frame: b. General academic vocabulary:
Example sentence that Solve
students can use to Problems
accomplish target symbols
d. Point in lesson where -c. Sentence Frame:
students will be given A____ is worth____ Cents.
opportunity to use The coin with the greatest value is_____.
Academic Vocabulary First I skip counted by_____ then I skip counted by_____.
(Note: It The value of all the coins is____ cents.
is important that this
appear in TPA videotape -d. In phase 2 assessment students will be asked to match the
segments coins to its worth using the sentence frame A____ is worth____
Cents.
The coin with the greatest value is_____.
First I skip counted by_____ then I skip counted by_____.
The value of all the coins is____ cents.
Needed Teachers will use sentence frames to help students start their own
modifications/supports sentences.
a. Identify how some form of Teachers will help students who need help by giving more
additional support will be examples, helping with counting, and showing visuals to help
provided for some aspect students understand the assignment.
of the lesson for given
student(s)
- visual, graphic, interactive
- reduced text, rewritten text,
fill-in the blank notes, word
banks
- graphic organizers, sentence
frames
Resources & materials -McGraw Hill textbook chapter 8 Lesson 3, pp. 495-500.
needed -Pennies, nickels, quarters, and dimes.
-powerpoint
-White board
instruction. Student 3 x
Student 4 X
Student 5 X
Student 6 X
Student 7 X
Student 8 X
Student 9 X
Student 10 X
Student 11 X
Student 12 X
Student 13 x
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Student 17 x
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Student 22 x