School of Education WRITTEN LESSON PLAN Service *Leadership*Competence*Character Teacher Candidate – Kari Lloyd ____________________________________________ School – SPU _____________________________________________________________ Mentor Teacher – N/A _____________________________________________________ University Coordinator – N/A ______________________________________________ Grade/Subject –9th Grade English Lesson Title – The Writing Process: The Pre-Write _________________________________________ Date – 10/11/10 _____________ Co Teaching Lesson – Yes No If yes, check the appropriate method: One Teach, One Observe (lead) One Teach, One Observe (observe) EALRs 3.1- Generate own ideas, organize and plan writing. Use available tools and technology. One Teach, One Drift (lead) One Teach, One Drift (drift) If no, check if this is during your time to solo in the classroom - Station Teaching Alternative Teaching Parallel Teaching Supplemental Teaching Team Teaching Learning Targets GLEs Objectives Benchmark 1.3- The student understands To understand and be able to use the steps of the writing process. Beginning with the preand uses the steps of the writing process. write Assessment – What will students do to demonstrate competence specific to learning? Learning Experiences – What learning experiences are the students engaged in to demonstrate the learning target’s knowledge and skills? Be sure to align all assessments with their corresponding learning experiences. Show instructor “Brain Storm of Topics”: -With chosen topic -Have each student show you their brain storm paper and check each student off as a completed/not completed assessment. Show free write to instructor: Check of each student as a completed/ not completed assignment Show instructor “What I want to know”: Check of each student as a completed/ not completed assignment Brainstorm (generate own ideas): Have each student take out a piece of paper and allow them 5-10 minutes to brainstorm as many topics as they can think about that they have some knowledge about and they may be interested in researching further. After this 5-10 minute assignment have them begin to cross topics off one by one until they have their list narrowed down to 2 topics. At this point they will get with a partner and trade brainstorm papers. That partner will pick one of the two topics for their partner to write about. The purpose of this is to give the students an introduction to the idea that they don’t usually get to pick freely what they will write about. Students will then switch papers back and they will have their topic for their paper that their partner chose for them. Free writeStudents will then have 10-12 minutes to free write on the topic they have chosen. They will write Strategies for Creating an Inclusive, Supportive Learning Community – What strategies will be used to facilitate effective classroom management at key points during the lesson? Alternate between instruction and short assignments to keep students attention during lecture. 1. Lecture on the steps of the writing process 2. Lecture on the pre write; brainstorm 3. Execute brainstorm activity 4. Partner exercise 5. Lecture on the free write 6. Execute free write 7. Lecture on “what I still want to know” assignment 8. Execute “what I still want to know” 9. Check off brainstorm and free write form completion 10. Remind student not to throw away any part of the pre write. 11. Assign free write homework 12. End lecture anything they know or think they know about this topic. They will have just heard instructors lecture on the free write so they will know to write non-stop without editing what they are writing. Nothing is insignificant. If they run out of things to say they should continue to write “I don’t know what to say” and continue again when something comes to mind. “What I still want to know” ListHave student look over their free write and start to compile a list of things they still want to know or want to clarify about this topic. This list will become an outline for their research. Remind students that no part of the pre-write process is to be thrown away. Remind them that it will be a useful tool in the remainder of the writing process. Check off Brainstorm and free write as completed or not completed in grade book. Assign homeworkAsk student to do a free write at home with a parent or sibling. Ask them to explain what a free write is and do at least a 5 min. free write with the person they explained it to. Ask them to turn in a signed copy of the free write their parent or sibling did. - What does each co-teacher do before, during and after the lesson? Teacher Candidate What are the specific tasks that I do BEFORE the lesson? What are the specific tasks that I do DURING the lesson? What are the specific tasks that I do AFTER the lesson? When, where and how will we debrief the co-teaching lesson? Mentor Teacher Paraprofessional(s) Ready power point for lecture. Study and understand what all the steps of the writing process are. No materials needed for any of the exercises. Brainstorm activity; answer any questions students have. Free write; answer any questions students have. Speak slowly and clearly. Be available for questions. N/A Grouping of Students for Instruction Partners for brainstorm topic activity. Allow students to choose partner close by. Instructional Materials, Resources and Technology Power point presentation. Accommodations and Modifications Family Involvement Plan Other Speak slowly and clearly. Allow extra time for students who do not finish brainstorm or free write. Allow for them to be able to check off completion the following day if they would like to or felt rushed. Make power point available. Homework assignment has students explaining free write to a parent, guardian or sibling. Student must turn in a signed copy of the free write. Allow students extra time if parent is out of town or other extenuating circumstances that will have to be signed off or confirmed by parent or gaurdian.