Micro Lesson 1
Micro Lesson 1 document link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/145b1ZMMM8NWgQfOrPxg5oPs_yQLabLyKjOxeu1m6T8M/edit?usp=sharing
Micro Lesson 1 presentation link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1wgvCLXIHrSkmh_H9JlaS68dvz48m7YSG/view
Micro Lesson 1 assessment presentation link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/17OpDlVOWHDx0Es1u0y-HVYm5o4nt0up8/view
Hi Sarah! I loved that you used centers in your lesson. You do not see many of the higher elementary grade teachers use centers in their lessons. I also loved that you gave your gifted students a choice of which Civil Rights Movement they would like to recreate in a comic strip. Great variety of tasks for the students to complete! In addition, I liked how you split up your recordings so that one focused on the lesson and the other was on the assessment.
ReplyDeleteI loved your lesson on the Civil Rights Movement. I really enjoyed the idea of using centers as a review and the assessment was very thorough and it would really find out how well the students are understanding the lesson!
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ReplyDeleteI love your lesson plan! Love that you had your students do centers! Great work!
I loved your lesson plan! Love the fact that you use centers!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful lesson Sarah! Using centers especially for older grades is a wonderful way to grown in knowledge about a topic! -Samantha Weinhausen
ReplyDeleteHey Sarah! This lesson totally took me back in time! It went so in depth and I think your assessment went well with it! Great job
ReplyDeleteHi Sarah,
ReplyDeleteYour centers are a great way to review/teach about the Civil Rights Era. I like that you have different activities for each center. Thank you for sharing this lesson with us!
Hi Sarah,
ReplyDeleteI loved your lesson! My favorite part is all of the different centers you have implemented in. I think the assessment you have at the end of the lesson will be perfect to get an understanding on where the students knowledge is at after experiencing the centers!