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Subject:  Math  Minutes Per Week:       Teacher: Rydlicki/ Earle

 

 

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Objective:

I can demonstrate application of solving word problems with money by solving 3 word problems. I can demonstrate application of solving word problems with money by carrying out making change for a friend who is buying something. I can demonstrate application of writing numbers in expanded form by converting three digit numbers into expanded notation. I can demonstrate application of place value by modeling the value of each number in a three or four digit number. I can demonstrate application of solving word problems with money by solving 3 word problems.
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Objectives:

I will orally explain to my partner the steps that I used to solve the word problems. I will orally explain to my partner the steps that I used to solve the word problems. I will write to retell what expanded form is using the following five numbers.  576 234 989 123 750 I will orally provide reasons for the placement of each number. I will orally explain to my partner the steps that I used to solve the word problems.
Pre-Assessment: Discussion Discussion     Discussion
Post-Assessment: Journal Journal     Journal
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Money       Money
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Teacher Weekly Lesson Plans

Date: / / 2013

Subject: Science  Minutes Per Week:            Teacher: Rydlicki/ Earle

 

 

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I can demonstrate knowledge of plant parts by identifying the roots on a plant.   I can demonstrate knowledge of plant parts by recognizing the purpose of a stem making observations of the carnation in food coloring.   Plant parts quiz
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Objectives:

I will draw and label a picture of a plant with roots exposed.   I will draw and label a picture showing the carnation before and after the food dye is added.    
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Teacher Weekly Lesson Plans

Date: / / 2013

Subject: Reading  Minutes Per Week:            Teacher: Rydlicki/ Earle

 

 

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Objective:

I can demonstrate knowledge of word analysis by choosing the correct contraction to match with the appropriate two word counterpart 8. L2.2c I can demonstrate knowledge of word analysis by choosing the correct two word counterpart for  8 given contractions. L2.2c I can demonstrate comprehension of   nouns by giving an example of 10 nouns. L2.1a I can demonstrate comprehension verbs of by giving 10 examples of verbs. L2.1d I can demonstrate comprehension of   adjectives by giving 10 examples of adjectives.  L2.1e
Language

Objectives:

I can complete the sentence stems:  Another way to write can not is _____.  (would not, should not, you are, it is, I am, is not could not). I can complete the sentence stems:  Another way to write can’t is____.  (wouldn’t shouldn’t I’m isn’t) I can complete the sentence stem:  A noun is an example of a ___, ___or _____. I can complete the sentence stem:  A verb shows ______.  An example is ____. I can complete the sentence stem:  An adjective ___something.  An example is _____.
Pre-Assessment: discussion Discussion Discussion discussion Discussion
Post-Assessment: journal journal Journal journal Journal
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Contractions contractions Noun Verb adjectives
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Teacher Weekly Lesson Plans

Date: / / 2013

Subject: Writing Minutes Per Week:            Teacher: Rydlicki/ Earle

 

 

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I can demonstrate comprehension of informational text by orally paraphrasing my writing in a closing statement. I can demonstrate knowledge of writing informational text by choosing one topic that I know about and can relate to. I can demonstrate knowledge of writing informational text by defining the 3 subtopics I can create from the list of things that I know about my topic. I can demonstrate knowledge of writing informational text by choosing at 3 facts for each subtopic and share them with a partner. I can demonstrate knowledge of writing informational text by choosing illustrations and diagrams to help support my writing.
Language

Objectives:

I will write to recount my closing statement using the sentence stem:  In closing, (now that you know about me… some information that I shared about myself is ___ ___ and ___… I hope that you enjoyed learning a little bit about me, ) I will write to make a giant list of everything I know about one topic to see if I have a lot to say. I will orally justify my subtopics with a pair share using the sentence stem:  I have chosen ___as one subtopic because ____.

 

Why? (it’s important to know)

What’s needed? (tools)

How?  (steps)

I will write to state three facts for my subtopics. I will label and explain my illustrations and diagrams, justifying that each diagram is needed and why its needed.
Pre-Assessment:   Discussion Discussion Discussion Discussion
Post-Assessment:   Writing Writing Writing Writing
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   Read from the mentor text modeling how the author has lots to say about the topic using facts and experiences.
Model creating a list about something is/isn’t an expert about.
Model from the mentor text.

Model using teacher’s topic list.

   
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NOTES:   Brushing teeth

Fixing hair

Getting lunch

Checking out a book

Making a sandwich

 

 

     

 

Teacher Weekly Lesson Plans

Date: / / 2013

Subject: Social Studies Minutes Per Week:            Teacher: Rydlicki/ Earle

 

 

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  I can demonstrate knowledge of civil and personal responsibilities by listing examples of each.   I can demonstrate comprehension of civil and personal responsibilities by representing examples of each in a flip book using words and pictures.  
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  I can orally explain why each responsibility belongs in my chosen category,   I will orally explain the pages of my flip book.  
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