Lesson Plan
Chicago State University
College of Education
Education Studies Lesson Plan Template
Teacher Candidate Name: | |
Grade/Age Level: | |
Subject/Content Area: *I | English Language Arts |
L | Guiding Questions | Teacher Candidate Responses |
Lesson Title | ||
Big Idea/Outcome | What is this lesson about? | |
Standards | Enter the standards citation and description here. | |
Objectives | Describe here: · Specific skills or performance criteria that the students will be able to (SWBAT) demonstrate by the end of the lesson (Use the ABCD Task Analysis). · What Bloom’s taxonomy verbs are used. | The students will be able to (SWBAT) … |
Materials/Aids, Equipment and/or Supportive Resources | Describe here: · What materials you will be using to complete the lesson (books, materials. equipment, teacher generated handouts.) | |
Academic Language | Describe here: · Vocabulary words that will be taught · ELA content vocabulary that children need to know in order to understand the instruction and expectations | |
Timed Learning Segment/Main Body or Learning Experience | ||
Guidance/Behavior Expectations Needed for Lesson / Classroom Management Planning (Instructor will provide specifics) | Describe here: · How you will set up your classroom to address materials / equipment and instruction for the lesson. · How the children will transition to the lesson and between parts of the lesson. | |
Introduction | Describe here how you will: · Get the students’ attention · Introduce the lesson · Relate it to what they already know (access prior knowledge) · Connect the learning to the standard · Preview what will be learned | |
Instructional Plan including Strategies, Differentiated Instruction and Time | Describe here: · The instructional strategy (from the text or from class discussion) · The explicit instruction you will provide (script what you will say) · How you will provide modeling | |
Practice | Describe here: · How you will provide guided practice · How you will provide interactive learning among students | |
Independent Practice/Opportunities to work and or explore materials or complete tasks requested. | Describe here: · How you will provide students an opportunity to practice the skill individually · Independent work which may serve as the lesson assessment | |
Differentiations and Accommodations, UDL,Modifications (physical, visual, auditory, processing, cognitive differences) | Describe here: · How you will differentiate content · How you will differentiate the instructional process · How you will differentiate assessment/products. · How the lesson will be adapted or modified for specific needs of exceptional learners. | |
Checking for understanding (how does this lesson connect back to the listed objectives) | Describe here: · How you will monitor children’s understanding · How you will determine that students have mastered the lesson’s objective | |
Demonstration/Explanation of Teaching or Evidence of Teaching? | Describe here: · How you will review what was learned from the lesson · How you will connect the students with the learning standards. · How do you make a connection between the lesson and learning standards and their everyday learning. | |
Closure | Describe here: · How you will wrap the lesson up · How you will remind students what they learned and why. | |
Assessment/Evaluation Rubric w/guidelines maybe required per instructor | Describe here: · How you will assess students’ learning · How you will determine if children met the lesson’s objectives met | |
References & Resources/Incorporation of connection to the educational or Developmental/Educational theory (Use APA) | Provide web links and resources used during the lesson, including citations of the text (Tompkins and Rogers, | |
Attachments | List out and attach handouts and instructional materials, as appropriate:: Attachment 1: Handout 1 Name Attachment 2: Handout 2 Name |