STEP 1

Final Lesson Write-up (Due Last Day of Class)

 

Name of Student:

Title of Lesson:

Source of Lesson Idea: Grade level:

Possible

points

Points

earned

Technology proficiency

Rubric is inserted as first page of lesson plan

MS Word format

Sent as e-mail attachment

10

 

Title

Is interesting to students;

Provides a clear indication of what the lesson is about

2

 

Overview

States the goal of the lesson; includes the question to be answered

Is clear and succinct (several sentences)

4

 

TEKS

Include the grade level, the number and the wording

4

 

Performance objectives

Three to five are stated in the correct format (SWBAT ......)

Can be demonstrated by the students as a result of the lesson

Are related to the scientific concept or learning

Are reasonable for that specific lesson

8

 

Materials

Lists specific requirements for one class of 20 students

Clarifies how materials are to be distributed (groups, stations, individuals)

Describes necessary advance preparation, with labeled

sketches as appropriate

5

 

Attention grabber - Engagement

Includes an interesting and understandable attention

grabber

Checks for prior knowledge.

Connects and applies the lesson to students’ interests

outside of the classroom

5

 

Procedure - Exploration

Lists step by step what students will do-- a), b), c) etc.

Includes sketches as appropriate

Gives instructions for what the teacher should do

before and during parts of the lesson

8

 

 

 

 

Lesson wrap-upExplanation/Elaboration

Offers strategies for summarizing and explaining what students experienced in the activity. Challenges and extends students’ conceptual understanding and skills..

4

 

Culminating Assessment

Directly related to each objective

5

 

Safety Considerations

Anticipates problems Gives instructions for precautions (wear goggles)

5

 

Inquiry-based (Discovery) learning

Defines inquiry-based learning

Analyzes to what extent the lesson fits this mode.

10

 

Multiple Intelligences

Describes MIs addressed by the lesson

Gives specific examples of MIs

10

 

Learning Styles

Describes learning styles (Meyers Briggs categories) for which the lesson is especially suited.

10