Intel® Teach Program Essentials Course Unit Plan Template Click on any descriptive text, then type your own. Unit Author First and Last Name Virgin Mae G. Villarmino, Darizza Lucylia E. Pajaron School District School Name Crossing Bayabas National High School School City, State Toril, Davao City Unit Overview Unit Title My Country – My People Unit Summary Students will discuss the onslaughts of the modern civilization and the dispersal of our people. Also, they talk about adjectives while developing the skills in pronunciation through listening, oral practice and interaction. Students will work together in writing descriptions, reading selections and appreciate literary pieces that would contribute to molding us into better persons, able to appreciate what it means to be a Filipino and able to look to the future with hope. For the project, the students will become a composer in which they are going to compose their own song based on the poem “Like the Molave” and create a music video. Subject Area English 1 – New Horizons in Learning English Grade Level Grade 7 Approximate Time Needed 60 minutes per day, 5 weeks Unit Foundation Targeted Content Standards and Benchmarks Express appreciation for entertaining text (poem, short stories, etc.) Ask and give directions and instructions of specific purposes. Observe a correct pronunciation of critical vowel and consonant sounds, intonation, stress patterns, pausing and blending. Express emotional reaction to what is explicitly stated implied in the text. Effectively express thoughts and feelings in writing poems and correspondence for specific social purposes. Discover Literature as a means of understanding man and society as presented in English and Philippine Literature. © 2008 Intel Corporation. All Rights Reserved. Page 1 of 8 Intel® Teach Program Essentials Course State whether a literary piece affirm, modifies one’s values system Infer motives, attitudes and values of a character from what does. Point and express appreciation for sense image in poems. Analyze and explain how the environment influences the person’s character. Student Objectives/Learning Outcomes At the end of the unit the students will be able to: Discuss the onslaughts of the modern civilization and the dispersal of our people Identify the adjectives Enhance the skills in pronunciation Appreciate the literary pieces that would contribute to molding us into better persons Give answers to questions about the literary pieces Compose their own song out of the poem “like the Molave” Create a music video out of the song they compose. Curriculum-Framing Questions Essential How do we express ourselves? Question Unit Questions How does the literary pieces influence our way of living? What is the significance of studying Literature in enhancing the four macro-skills? Content Questions What are the four macro-skills? How important the four macro-skills in Literature? How does the existence of Literature affects our life today? Assessment Plan Assessment Timeline © 2008 Intel Corporation. All Rights Reserved. Page 2 of 8 Intel® Teach Program Essentials Course Before project work begins Brainstormi Interactive ng quiz Discussion Youtube (sample music video) Questionin g Project planning template Students work on projects and complete tasks After project work is completed Song Peer SongRubri Reflection witing assessmen c t form Song Video Checkist Teacher’s Rubric Conference Video Checklist SongRubri c VideoRubri c Assessment Summary Before the project begins, the students will have brainstorming in order to know their different background knowledge in the subject then, discussion will be followed to explain further the significance of the project to the topics that are going to be discussed. After the discussion the teacher conducts interactive quiz to check the students understanding of the topic. As it goes over with the topic students will be going to watch a sample music video in the YouTube as their basis and questioning will be used to follow up student’s observation in the video. The teacher provides project planning template for the students to be used in planning their project. Students will write their own song based on the poem “Like the Molave” and they will be divided into five groups with a maximum of five members and a minimum of two. Teacher will present the song checklist and music video checklist to aid the students to have a successful output. Also, the teacher will provide the song rubric and music video rubricfor the students to be guided about the content, organization and the style. The leader of the group will fill out the peer assessment form to evaluate the performance of each member. Teacher will conducts teacher’s conference to monitor the progress of each group. It also allows time to hear the students moan and clarification. In group, students utilize the song rubric and music video rubric to be reminded © 2008 Intel Corporation. All Rights Reserved. Page 3 of 8 Intel® Teach Program Essentials Course of the criteria given. When the students finished presenting output in the class they will write a reflection in which they will describe the things they learned and on how they cope with the difficulties they encountered while making the project. Unit Details Prerequisite Skills Before the students go over with the entire unit, they must possess all the following: Basic macro-skills Computer skills Critical thinking Creative thinking Interpersonal skills Instructional Procedures Week 1 Introduction to the Unit Prepare a power point presentation that will give an overview of the topic. Encourage sharing of ideas about what they’ve learned from the slides presented. Then, introduce and discuss the essential question that will be used throughout the unit, How do we express ourselves? Let the students to think individually the question and talk about their ideas to each other. Ask one student to share his/her ideas in the whole class on Day 1. Introduce the unit question, How does the literary pieces influence our way of living? What is the significance of studying Literature in enhancing the four macroskills?And elaborate to the students that they will go over with this question throughout the discussion and project on Day 2. Teacher conducts brainstorming before go over to the discussion to assess student’s background knowledge about the topic. During the discussion, teacher encourages students to ask questions and clarifications to elicit further interaction within a class and ask questions to each topic. At the end of the discussion, students expect a quiz to test their understanding of each topic on Day 3. Teacher will discuss the onslaughts of the modern civilizations on Day 4. Then, teacher will tackle about adjectives on Day 5 and students will answer the interactive quiz after the discussion. © 2008 Intel Corporation. All Rights Reserved. Page 4 of 8 Intel® Teach Program Essentials Course Week 2 As they go over with their discussion, teacher will review the past lesson they have taken, before she will proceed to the new lesson. It is to check student’s learning about the topic. Then, teacher will discuss sounds in focus: /f/ and /v/. Teacher will read the following phrases then her students will repeat after her on Day 1. Teacher conducts practice exercises in pronouncing the correct /f/ and /v/ on Day 2. As it goes over, teacher asks the students to read the selection “A strong and beautiful people” silently. After reading, teacher will discuss further the selection they have read on Day 4. Students will answer the comprehension check to test their understanding from what they have read on Day 5. Week 3 As it goes over with the project, teacher will read the poem, “Like the Molave” and unlock the difficult words that should be taken up on Day 1. Interpret and understand the poem through exchanging ideas. Then, the teacher will give summary to help students understand more of the poem on Day 2. Students will be divided into five groups with a maximum of four members and minimum of two. And they are task to compose a song out of the poem “Like the Molave” on Day 3. The teacher will introduce the song checklist to them to aid in making a unique song as well as the song rubric to be guided about the content, organization and style on Day 4. Each group will have a collaborative discussion in which they share ideas and thoughts about the poem and come up with a creative song composition on Day 5. Week 4 Explain to students the instruction and the task that they will be doing throughout the project. Each group will select a leader to lead them throughout the project making on Day 1. Out of the song they composed they will be going to make a music video. Students will surf to the YouTube a sample music video as their basis on Day 2. Before students start making their music video, teacher makes a deadline on passing the final output. Teacher shortly discuss the basic information and provide a multimedia project planning template to give students an idea of what they are going to do then, teacher will explain the procedure on how to use the template on Day 3. As they set out their project, teachers show the music video checklist to aid them to have a creative and successful output also, the music video rubric to © 2008 Intel Corporation. All Rights Reserved. Page 5 of 8 Intel® Teach Program Essentials Course provide feedback about the organization, style and creativity on Day 4. While doing their project, teacher must monitor the progress and entertain questions from the students. Afterwards, present the peer assessment form to the leader of each group to evaluate and give feedback to their members. Teacher conducts teacher’s conference if it is necessary on Day 5. Week 5 After the project work is completed the students utilize the song rubric and the music video rubric to be reminded of the criteria given. Students will showcase their final output in the class. Day 1 – Group 1 and 2 Day 2 – Group 3, 4, and 5 Teacher asks further questions to test student’s learning from their project on Day 4. In the end, teacher allows students to make their reflections about their learning in making the project on Day 5. Accommodations for Differentiated Instruction Special Needs Students Nonnative Speakers List specific resources for the students to know where to find the information about the topic. Explore the students in adoptive technology and then guide them on how to use it. Reduce giving assignments and tasks or extend the time if necessary. Allow collaborative work and recognize their strengths and correct their weakesses. Coordinate with the assignes English teacher to unblock the difficult terms to aid the students in understanding the vocabulary.The students show the music video to their teacher. The teacher may help assess the students learning well. In the classroom, the students must speak in English in order to practice their speaking skills. © 2008 Intel Corporation. All Rights Reserved. Page 6 of 8 Intel® Teach Program Essentials Course Gifted/Tale nted Students Encourage the gifted student to participate in the class discussion and share their brilliant ideas. Boost student’s confidence to do their tasks. Enhance their skills to think critically. Materials and Resources Required For Unit Technology – Hardware(Click boxes of all equipment needed) Camera Laser Disk VCR Computer(s) Printer Video Camera Digital Camera Projection System Video Conferencing Equip. DVD Player Scanner Other Internet Connection Television Technology – Software (Click boxes of all software needed.) Image Processing Web Page Development Database/Spreadsheet Internet Web Word Processing Desktop Publishing Browser Other E-mail Software Multimedia Encyclopedia on CDROM Printed Materials Supplies English 1 – New Horizons in Learning English, checklists, rubrics and templates. Guitar Beat box Video camera © 2008 Intel Corporation. All Rights Reserved. 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