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GBCCA Lesson Plan

Teacher’s Name Ms. Kelly

Title of Lesson Greater Than Less Than!

Subject Area Math

Grade Level 3rd

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Learning This will help students understand the meaning of greater than less than and
Target/Goal how to use them in problems.

Objective Students will be able to identify the greater than less than signs and their
meaning.

Time Needed 30 minutes

Anticipatory Set ● We will start with a knowledge check on, who knows what the greater
than less than signs look like.
Lesson Hook (Engage ● We will then start going over the powerpoint,
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Make connections to
previous lessons/learning

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videos, slide shows, etc.

Instructional ● Students will be engaged in the powerpoint and learn what the different
Procedures symbols mean. At the end of the powerpoint there will be problems
included and students will need to use their skills to answer the
Introduction/teaching of problems.
new material

Detailed lesson
explanation (step-by-step)

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Activities ● Greater than less than powerpoint!
(Guided Practice) - Step one: I (teacher) will go around asking the students who
knows what the 3 different symbols we use for greater than less
Student practice of new than are.
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- Step 2: Together as a class we will go over the greater than less
than powerpoint that I created to help students learn about the
different signs and their meanings.
Include a link to any - Step 3: At the end of the powerpoint there will be questions that
material that is needed for as a class students must answer.
the activity (ex: worksheet,
game, etc.)

Check for ● In their table groups students will use whiteboards to answer the
Understanding/ questions at the end of the powerpoint. This allows me to see which
Assessment students don't quite understand the material they just learned.
(Independent Practice)

Describe, briefly, what


students will do to show
you that they have
mastered (or made
progress toward) the
objective.

Lesson Conclusion ● Students will now be able to know the three signs that are used when
representing greater than, less than, or equal to.
Wrap it up with mastery in
mind

Summary of material and


significance of what was
learned
Evaluation

How did the lesson


go? What would you
do differently next
time?

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