Vanessa Barnes CTE Business Education Teacher for 6th – 8th graders Information about the Lesson Name of Lesson: Understand computer fundamentals Lesson Grade Level: 6th – 8th grade Keyboarding Instructional Setting Instructional Setting: Single Student Small Group X Whole Class Lesson Description and Objective(s) Instructional Goal: Prepare students for their computer test by making sure they understand the various parts of the computer and the purposes of each item. Performance Objective: Students in the 6th grade will be able to demonstrate an understanding of terms through techniques learned by creating a storybook using Alice presentation (multimedia), and presenting their stories to classmates for a 90% clarification of the terms. Subject(s), Goal(s), and Standard(s) http://www.dpi.state.nc.us/curriculum/ ***Can be changed to be used in BCT” *Subject Area: Computer Literacy Competency Goal(s): 2.00 Understand computer fundamentals. Objectives: 2.01 Classify computer components. Types of assessments that will be used Assessment type(s) x x x Writing Samples Demonstrations Observations Portfolios Surveys Interviews Projects Rubrics Journals Teacher-made test Other: How student learning will be assessed Assessment plan: Students will be assessed visually to see if they can complete the steps outline in creating an Alice presentation. 90% accuracy is expected. Computer and video resource(s) needed for this lesson Software Applications: Computer Equipment: x Database Email Presentation Publishing Computer (Win or Mac) Internet Connection CD Drive 2002 California Learning Resource Network x x x x Spreadsheet Web Browser Word Processing Other: Alice Sound Capabilities Digital Camera Projection Device Page 1 Video Equipment: DVD Drive Printer Web TV Other: VCR DVD Player Laserdisc Player Television Video Camera Other: Projector x How the lesson will be implemented Teacher Procedure: Present steps on creating an Alice presentation using projector attached to desktop computer. Show Alice example – Knowing about computers Teach students how to create: o Worlds o Add objects o Use and create methods, properties, and functions o Implementing loops Assist students as needed on an individual basis. Write a story using terms in a presentation. Write questions and answers. Student Tasks: *Time Required: # of class periods: Notes, tips, suggestions, and/or extension activities: 2002 California Learning Resource Network 5 # of minutes per class period: 45 Page 2