Literacy Methods & Materials 5 ASSIGNMENT:FICTION/NONFICTION LESSON PLAN Lesson plan day one will be Fiction Lesson plan day tow will be fiction Lesson plan day three will be non-Fiction 1: AREA OF FOCUS________________________ ASSIGNMENT: Research the Georgia State Standards for Language arts/ Reading and the content area of your choice. Choose one fiction and one nonfiction literature book that you can use to teach reading and writing. These books should be related in some way. Utilizing both of these books write 3 sequential lesson plans “integrating” these two books utilizing the attached lesson plan format. Your lesson plans should focus on teaching each of the areas listed below: ___Writing (narrative, descriptive, persuasive, exploratory, journal, and essay Writing) ___ Reading/Vocabulary: Interpretation and the use of literary elements. ___Content reading/Comprehension: How to use reading and writing to learn *** (You must specify which lesson plan is what area and utilize both books in each of the lessons) *** Title of Lesson/ AREA OF FOCUS:_______________________________________ Be creative, yet convey the emphasis/purpose of the lesson. APA CITATION FOR FICTION BOOK BRIEF SUMMARY OF FICTION BOOK APA CITATION FOR NONFICTION BOOK BRIEF SUMMARY OF NONFICTION BOOK Name: Date: Lesson Title: Number of students Males: Females: IEP/504 Plans Gifted: ELL: Grade Level: School: Content Standard(s) Central Focus Targets/Learning objectives Academic Language Prior Knowledge Assessment/ Evaluation Materials and/or Technology Introduction to Lesson Teaching Strategies Modifications or Accommodations for students’ individual needs Summarize or restate Closure Early Childhood Program Planning Commentary Directions: Respond to each prompt below. Central Focus and Targets/Learning Objectives 1.Describe the central focus and purpose for the content you will teach in this lesson 2.Given the central focus, describe how the standards and objectives address requisite skills 3. Explain how your plans build on each other to help students make connections. Knowledge of Students 4. What do students know and what can they do? 5. What do you know about your students’ everyday experiences, cultural backgrounds and practices and interests? 6. Describe and justify your instructional strategies and planned supports for whole class and students with specific learning needs. Language Demands 7. Identify one language function essential for students to learn within your central focus. 8. Identify a key learning task from your plans that provides students with opportunities to practice using the language function. Assessments 9. How do your planned formal and informal assessments provide evidence that students can demonstrate their learning? 10. Explain how the planned assessments allows students with specific needs to demonstrate their learning? 11 ...