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Lesson Plan # 2 Education Technology
Lesson Plan # 2 Education Technology
Date: 10/20/2014
DI BLANK
Grade Level: 3
Target Students:
Whole class
Theme/Topic: Learning the value & origin of each coin and dollar bill, and then using the
money as a way to practice mathematical skills.
Rationale: It is essential to learn basic mathematical skills and by using money kids not
only learn about the main currency that makes the U.S go round but they can learn history
behind all the dead presidents and historical figures on them.good
Common Core State and/or NC Essential Standards:
ISTE.Tech.Standards.1A.- using counting money app, and exploring origins of dollars bills
historical figures.
ISTE.Tech.Standards.1C- Students working together to help the one struggling with the
money related equations so that they may understand the material and be able to have fun
at recess.
K.NPA.2.02- Solving money related math equations with scenarios of supply and demand.
Good included ISTE
Behavioral Objectives / Performance Objective
Students will
1.
able to:
Students will work cooperatively with the teacher to solve the example
equations presented on the smart board. Followed by the class watching
and taking notes on a video about money, reflecting after the video by
having a class discussion about what the learned from watching the
video.thats a bit too much in one objective
2.
Students will explore the web links that contain the origins of money and
take notes. Followed by doing some equations by themselves on the iPad
app Counting Money. better
3.
To finish off the activity students will complete an exit pass consisting of
money math equations and listing facts about the historical ties money
has to our nation.
Student Friendly Objective or Essential Question:
What are the values and origin of the U.S. money coins and dollar bills?
Materials:
- Counting money App.
- Example Questions.
- Smart board.
Time:
Lesson Activities
Introduction to the Lesson:
(Hook/Review/Intro.)
15 mins
Start the class by asking the whole class what they know about money in
general and what their personal thoughts on money are. Following that with
having the students watch a video put the link here too and explore the
provided web links to learn in depth about the origin of U.S. currency.
What links? -1 Heading in the direction of integrating technology using
iPads for money related math problems, also using the smart board to work
out examples with the class.
20 mins
Teacher Input/Modeling:
Have the students watch a video and explore before beginning the activity
and taking notes. I assume this is a different video what is the link? -1
Then have a class discussion where every student must name one new fact
they learned from the video. Then have students go to the provided web
links put up on the smart board that lead to the origins of Money in the U.S.
have them take notes then have another class discussion after.
Guided Practice:
15 mins
Independent Practice:
15 mins
Students will break off by themselves and work individually on iPads using
the app Counting Money to get some practice with mathematical
equations and money. The teacher will be walking around the class
observing, and giving assistance to students that need it. good
10 mins
Closure of the Lesson:
After finishing with the iPads, students will be given a simple task for an
exit pass. Where students will be required to complete an equation given on
the smart board, and state one fact about a dollar bill or money coin in order
to leave at the end of class for recess.
Summative:
This is just a way for students to really get their mathematical brains working through
different representation like money. So as a product students learn a little history about
our countries government and currency, and better their mathematical skills. Ok but what
is the actual product? -1
representation of money for solving math equations both on the smart board and on the iPad.
*Verbal (linguistic): This learning style is covered by repetition of the names of the values or
money and their origins for both English learners and non-English learners.
*Physical (kinesthetic/tactile):
Aural (auditory-musical):
Logical (mathematical): This cover the logical part of learning styles through the mathematical
equations done using money.
Social (interpersonal):
Solitary (intrapersonal):
46/50 much better but 2 days late so -20%, so 36/50