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TECHNOLOGY INTEGRATION LESSON PLAN |
TECHNOLOGY INTEGRATION LESSON PLAN |
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Grade Level: 2 |
Subject Area: Reading/Language Arts |
Grade Level: 2 |
Subject Area: Reading/Language Arts |
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STANDARDS |
STANDARDS |
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Maryland Content Standards |
Maryland Content Standards |
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2.A.3C. Recognize sequential & chronological order |
2.A.3C. Recognize sequential & chronological order |
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Educational Technology Learning Goal and Indicator |
Educational Technology Learning Goal and Indicator |
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Integrate technology into the Curriculum and Instruction |
Integrate technology into the Curriculum and Instruction |
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ASSESSMENT |
ASSESSMENT |
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Assessment Design: Includes description of assessment and scoring tool/rubric assessing both the content and technology.
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Assessment Design: Includes description of assessment and scoring tool/rubric assessing both the content and technology.
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Implementation: Includes description of how the assessment expectations will be communicated to students.
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Implementation: Includes description of how the assessment expectations will be communicated to students.
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Product: Explains what students will produce and how it is connected to what they are learning and includes a sample prototype of a finished product: Includes an explanation of whether you intend to use the student product(s) for other instructional purposes (i.e., sharing, gallery walk, data collection, ongoing instruction).
Students will use PICOMAP and construct a WEB showing the order of items that turned into chocolate. This web will be used to write notes in a further lesson. The children will share their Webs with a partner to compare order and items.
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Product: Explains what students will produce and how it is connected to what they are learning and includes a sample prototype of a finished product: Includes an explanation of whether you intend to use the student product(s) for other instructional purposes (i.e., sharing, gallery walk, data collection, ongoing instruction).
Students will use PICOMAP and construct a WEB showing the order of items that turned into chocolate. This web will be used to write notes in a further lesson. The children will share their Webs with a partner to compare order and items.
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INSTRUCTION WITH TECHNOLOGY INTEGRATION |
INSTRUCTION WITH TECHNOLOGY INTEGRATION |
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Resources and Materials for Content: Text, books, etc. Novel – The Chocolate Touch Graphic organizer ( web)
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Resources and Materials for Content: Text, books, etc. Novel – The Chocolate Touch Graphic organizer ( web)
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Resources and Materials for Technology Integration: Software, Palm, etc.
PALM PicoMap program
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Resources and Materials for Technology Integration: Software, Palm, etc.
PALM PicoMap program
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Student Technology Skills Prerequisite skills, if needed:
Skills taught in this technology integration activity: How to use the Palm and open programs and add information.
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Student Technology Skills Prerequisite skills, if needed:
Skills taught in this technology integration activity: How to use the Palm and open programs and add information.
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Objectives: Children Will be able to use the Palm to create a web in sequential order.
Procedure: After reading the Novel The Chocolate Touch, the children will work with a partner and the web graphic organizer and put in order items that turned to chocolate in the story. Children will be given the Palms. After a brief review of procedures each child will create their own web using Picomap.
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Objectives: Children Will be able to use the Palm to create a web in sequential order.
Procedure: After reading the Novel The Chocolate Touch, the children will work with a partner and the web graphic organizer and put in order items that turned to chocolate in the story. Children will be given the Palms. After a brief review of procedures each child will create their own web using Picomap.
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DIFFERENTIATION |
DIFFERENTIATION |
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Extension Activities: Using Sketchy to draw a picture of the items on their web.
Remediation Activities:
Working with children that are having difficulty understanding the fundamentals of the program.
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Extension Activities: Using Sketchy to draw a picture of the items on their web.
Remediation Activities:
Working with children that are having difficulty understanding the fundamentals of the program.
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