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6th grade unit 2 lesson 4 revised

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Shelby County Schools Weekly Lesson Analysis/Planning Document
Science – Education Curriculum
Teacher’s Name: __Ms. Melody Hill______________________________
Week of
Nov. 11-Nov. 15
2019
Unit/Lesson
Disciplinary Core
Ideas:
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday`
Friday
DCI:/Standard:
LS2: Ecosystems, Energy and Dynamics
6.LS2.2 Determine the impact of competitive, symbiotic, and predatory interactions in an ecosystem.
6. LS2.7 Compare and contrast auditory and visual methods of communication among organisms in relation to survival strategies of a population,
Learning
Target(s):
What should
students have
mastered by the
end of class
No more than 2
learning
targets/objectives
should be listed for
the day
Unit – 2 Lessons 4
 Explain the difference
between a predator vs. a
prey.
 Explain how the
abundance of a prey
species affects the
abundance of a predator
species, and vice versa.
 Identify adaptations that
help predators and prey
survive.
 Explain symbiosis.
 Distinguish between the
three types of symbiosis.
 Explain the difference
between a predator vs. a
prey.
 Explain how the
abundance of a prey
species affects the
abundance of a predator
species, and vice versa.
 Identify adaptations that
help predators and prey
survive.
 Explain symbiosis.
 Distinguish between the
three types of symbiosis.
 Explain the difference
between a predator vs. a
prey.
 Explain how the
abundance of a prey
species affects the
abundance of a predator
species, and vice versa.
 Identify adaptations that
help predators and prey
survive.
 Explain symbiosis.
 Distinguish between the
three types of symbiosis.
 Explain the difference
between a predator vs. a
prey.
 Explain how the
abundance of a prey
species affects the
abundance of a predator
species, and vice versa.
 Identify adaptations that
help predators and prey
survive.
 Explain symbiosis.
 Distinguish between the
 three types of symbiosis

 Explain the difference
between a predator vs. a
prey.
 Explain how the
abundance of a prey
species affects the
abundance of a predator
species, and vice versa.
 Identify adaptations that
help predators and prey
survive.
 Explain symbiosis.
 Distinguish between the
three types of symbiosis
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Academic
Vocabulary:
Vocabulary will be
the same for the
whole week
Unit/Lesson
Phenomena:
What question that
drives the lessons
should students be
able to answer by
the end of the
unit?
What puzzling
event should
students be able to
explain by the end
of the unit?
Post image and
attach hyperlink for
picture or video
clip
Explain why
communication is
important among
organisms.
Describe visual
communication.
Describe auditory
communication.
Explain how competition
occurs.
Describe resources for
which organisms compete
Predator, Mutualism,
Competition, Prey, Parasitism,
Symbiosis. Commensalism
 Explain why
communication is
important among
organisms.
 Describe visual
communication.
 Describe auditory
communication.
 Explain how competition
occurs.
 Describe resources for
which organisms compete.
Predator, Mutualism,
Competition, Prey, Parasitism,
Symbiosis. Commensalism
 Explain why
communication is
important among
organisms.
 Describe visual
communication.
 Describe auditory
communication.
 Explain how competition
occurs.
 Describe resources for
which organisms compete.
Predator, Mutualism,
Competition, Prey, Parasitism,
Symbiosis. Commensalism
What are students figuring out? (Anchor Phenomenon)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
How do organisms interact with their environment?
Why do organisms interact with their environment?
What are the effects of organisms with their environment?
What is the difference between prey and predator?
What’s the difference between Mutualism, Commensalism and Parasitism?
 Explain why
communication is
important among
organisms.
 Describe visual
communication.
 Describe auditory
communication.
 Explain how competition
occurs.
 Describe resources for
which organisms compete.
Predator, Mutualism,
Competition, Prey, Parasitism,
Symbiosis. Commensalism
 Explain why
communication is
important among
organisms.
 Describe visual
communication.
 Describe auditory
communication.
 Explain how competition
occurs.
 Describe resources for
which organisms compete.
Predator, Mutualism,
Competition, Prey, Parasitism,
Symbiosis. Commensalism
(shrink size down
to fit)
Essential
Question(s):
Get from
Curriculum Map
Opening/Do Now:
Questions must
either be a review
from yesterday’s
work or related to
today’s work
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How do organisms
interact
What is a predator
What is a prey
How do predator and
prey interact?
What are the types of
symbiotic
relationships?
What’s the difference
between Mutualism,
Commensalism and
Parasitism?
How do Organisms
communicate with
each other?
What is visual
Communication?
What is auditory
communication?
Why does competition
occur in communities?
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
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How do organisms
interact
What is a predator
What is a prey
How do predator and
prey interact?
What are the types of
symbiotic
relationships?
What’s the difference
between Mutualism,
Commensalism and
Parasitism?
How do Organisms
communicate with
each other?
What is visual
Communication?
What is auditory
communication?
Why does competition
occur in communities?










How do organisms
interact
What is a predator
What is a prey
How do predator and
prey interact?
What are the types of
symbiotic
relationships?
What’s the difference
between Mutualism,
Commensalism and
Parasitism?
How do Organisms
communicate with
each other?
What is visual
Communication?
What is auditory
communication?
Why does competition
occur in communities?










How do organisms
interact
What is a predator
What is a prey
How do predator and
prey interact?
What are the types of
symbiotic
relationships?
What’s the difference
between Mutualism,
Commensalism and
Parasitism?
How do Organisms
communicate with
each other?
What is visual
Communication?
What is auditory
communication?
Why does competition
occur in communities?










How do organisms
interact
What is a predator
What is a prey
How do predator and
prey interact?
What are the types of
symbiotic
relationships?
What’s the difference
between Mutualism,
Commensalism and
Parasitism?
How do Organisms
communicate with
each other?
What is visual
Communication?
What is auditory
communication?
Why does competition
occur in communities?
Science &
Engineering
Practices:
These are check
boxes – just mark
what you are
working on
Use the SEP
indicator guide to
help you make
the appropriate
choice
Crosscutting
Concepts:
☒ Asking questions and
☒ Asking questions and
☒ Asking questions and
☒ Asking questions and
☒ Asking questions and
defining problems
☐ Developing and using
models
☐ Planning and carrying out
investigations
☒ Analyzing and interpreting
data
☐Using mathematics and
computational thinking
☐Constructing explanations
and designing solutions
☐Engaging in argument from
evidence
☐Obtaining, evaluating, and
communicating information
☒Patterns
defining problems
☐ Developing and using
models
☐ Planning and carrying out
investigations
☒ Analyzing and interpreting
data
☐Using mathematics and
computational thinking
☐Constructing explanations
and designing solutions
☐Engaging in argument from
evidence
☒Obtaining, evaluating, and
communicating information
☐Patterns
defining problems
☐ Developing and using
models
☐ Planning and carrying out
investigations
☒ Analyzing and interpreting
data
☐Using mathematics and
computational thinking
☐Constructing explanations
and designing solutions
☐Engaging in argument from
evidence
☒Obtaining, evaluating, and
communicating information
☐Patterns
defining problems
☐ Developing and using
models
☐ Planning and carrying out
investigations
☒ Analyzing and interpreting
data
☐Using mathematics and
computational thinking
☐Constructing explanations
and designing solutions
☐Engaging in argument from
evidence
☒Obtaining, evaluating, and
communicating information
☐Patterns
defining problems
☐ Developing and using
models
☐ Planning and carrying out
investigations
☒ Analyzing and interpreting
data
☐Using mathematics and
computational thinking
☐Constructing explanations
and designing solutions
☐Engaging in argument from
evidence
☒Obtaining, evaluating, and
communicating information
☐Patterns
☐Cause & Effect
☒Scale, Proportion & Quantity
☐Systems & System Models
☐Energy and Matter
☐Structure and Function
☒Stability and Change
☐Cause & Effect
☒Scale, Proportion & Quantity
☐Systems & System Models
☐Energy and Matter
☐Structure and Function
☒Stability and Change
☐Cause & Effect
☒Scale, Proportion & Quantity
☐Systems & System Models
☐Energy and Matter
☐Structure and Function
☒Stability and Change
☐Cause & Effect
☒Scale, Proportion & Quantity
☐Systems & System Models
☐Energy and Matter
☐Structure and Function
☒Stability and Change
☒Cause & Effect
☐Scale, Proportion & Quantity
These are check
boxes – just mark ☒Systems & System Models
the appropriate
☐Energy and Matter
choice
☐Structure and Function
☒Stability and Change
5E Phases:
Be mindful of the
amount of time to
teach – see
curriculum map.
Explain can be as
many days as
you need.
Learning Tasks:
Chronologically
list the learning
activities that
students will
engage in. Put in
any notes that
you need to
remember during
your teaching
day.
☒Engage
☒Explore
☒Explain
☐Elaborate
☐Evaluate
☒Engage
☒Explore
☒Explain
☐Elaborate
☐Evaluate
HMH Tennessee Science TE,
Unit 2, Lesson 4 pp. 130-143
SE. P. 118-127
Brain #s 1 and
2, SE P. 119
HMH Tennessee Science TE,
Unit 2, Lesson 4 pp. 130-143
SE. P. 118-127
Brain #s 1 and
2, SE P. 119
SE p. 119
Explore Predation
Prey Coloration quick lab, TE.
P. 133
Identifying Predators and Prey
Quick Lab, TE. P. 133
SE. P. 120 Active reading
Questions 5
Compare question 6 SE. P. 121
Think outside the book #7 SE.
P. 121
SE p. 119
Explore Predation
Prey Coloration quick lab, TE.
P. 133
Identifying Predators and Prey
Quick Lab, TE. P. 133
SE. P. 120 Active reading
Questions #5
Compare question 6 SE. P. 121
Think outside the book #7 SE.
P. 121
☒Engage
☒Explore
☒Explain
☐Elaborate
☐Evaluate
☒Engage
☒Explore
☐Explain
☒Elaborate
☒Evaluate
☒Engage
☐Explore
☐Explain
☒Elaborate
☒Evaluate
Explain Symbiosis…Discussion
TE. P. 132
Active reading Question 9 SE. P.
122
Compare the difference between
Mutualism, Commensalism and
Parasitism SE question #6 P.
122
Think Outside the Book, SE p
121 #7. And question #8
Producers/Decomposer
Active Reading SE. P. 122 # 9,
Compare SE. P. 122 #10
Summarize It # 11SE. P. 123
Think outside the Book #12 SE.
P. 123
13 pg. 124 SE p.
124
Active Reading#14, SE
Predict #15 SE. P. 126
Think Outside the Book #16 SE.
P. 126
Symbiosis game activity TE. P.
136
Explain Symbiosis…Discussion
TE. P. 132
Active reading Question 9 SE. P.
122
Compare the difference between
Mutualism, Commensalism and
Parasitism SE question #6 P.
122
Think Outside the Book, SE p
121 #7. And question #8
Producers/Decomposer
Active Reading SE. P. 122 # 9,
Compare SE. P. 122 #10
Summarize It # 11SE. P. 123
Think outside the Book #12 SE.
P. 123
Visual Summary SE. P.
128
Human Biology
Connection SE. P. 127
Lesson Review, SE. p.
129
Assessment. TE. P. 137
Lesson Quiz
124
Active Reading#14, SE
Predict #15 SE. P. 126
Think Outside the Book #16 SE.
P. 126
Symbiosis game activity TE. P.
136
Questions:
These should be
the big questions
you will ask to
help students
make the
connections to
the standard,
learning target
and/or
phenomena.
Closure:
How will you bring
the students back
to make
connections to the
learning task for
the day?
Assessment / Exit
Ticket:
This should match
the verb from your
learning target.
Homework:

Reflection
Recall
Revise
Engage
Hook
Explore
Learning task question
Reteach, TE p. 130-143
Reflection
Recall
Revise
Engage
Hook
Explore
Learning task question
Reteach, TE p. 130-143
Reflection
Recall
Revise
Engage
Hook
Explore
Learning task question
Reteach, TE p. 130-143
Reflection
Recall
Revise
Engage
Hook
Explore
Learning task question
Reteach, TE p. 130-143
Reflection
Recall
Revise
Engage
Hook
Explore
Learning task question
Reteach, TE p. 130-143
Lesson Review, SE. P. 129
Lesson Review, SE. P. 129
Lesson Review, SE. P. 129
Lesson Review, SE. P. 129
Lesson Review, SE. P. 129
Assessment, TE. P. 137
Assessment, TE. P. 137
Assessment, TE. P. 137
Assessment, TE. P. 137
Assessment, TE. P. 137
Reinforce and Review
Visual Summary, SE p.128
Reinforce and Review
Visual Summary, SE p.128
Reinforce and Review
Visual Summary, SE p.128
Reinforce and Review
Visual Summary, SE p.128
Reinforce and Review
Visual Summary, SE p.128
Review Vocabulary Words
Study Journal Notes
Review Vocabulary Words
Study Journal Notes
Review vocabulary words
Study Journal Notes
Review Vocabulary Words
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Review Vocabulary Words
Study Journal Notes Review!
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