This document outlines a guided math teaching practice task involving 4 lessons on addition and skip counting. Each lesson includes the learning outcome, a description of the activity, and an evaluation of student understanding. Pictures of student work will be added to an e-portfolio. The first lesson involves adding equal numbers using ice cream cones. Most students demonstrated understanding, while some lower ability students needed reteaching. The second lesson uses puzzles to practice repeated addition. Most students understood, while some lower ability students needed more support. The third lesson uses worksheets to practice skip counting by groups. All higher ability students and most middle ability students demonstrated understanding.
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This document outlines a guided math teaching practice task involving 4 lessons on addition and skip counting. Each lesson includes the learning outcome, a description of the activity, and an evaluation of student understanding. Pictures of student work will be added to an e-portfolio. The first lesson involves adding equal numbers using ice cream cones. Most students demonstrated understanding, while some lower ability students needed reteaching. The second lesson uses puzzles to practice repeated addition. Most students understood, while some lower ability students needed more support. The third lesson uses worksheets to practice skip counting by groups. All higher ability students and most middle ability students demonstrated understanding.
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Teaching Practice Task 5: Guided Math
Program link: This task is associated to the guidelines of all the content courses in Year 3 Primary (EPC 3403 - EPR 3203 EPR 3003). It is also associated to the requirements of the portfolio.
Objective: You will:
1. Record the planning for the guided math groups that you taught and the learning outcomes you covered (including the level of learning outcome: emerging, developing or mastered). 2. Evaluate the learning all got it, most got it, some got it, I need to reteach this again. How do you know? What did the students do to show that they understood? 3. Add pictures of the centre activity/students work to your e-portfolio (include the LO and name of the centre) Lesson Plan Activity Description (Describe how you will teach All got it! Most got it! Some got I need to Ready for it! reteach the guided math) the next level up Lesson 1: It will be pair work, each pair will HA MA LA 17-10-2017 have an ice cream cone and ice cream students students students scoop, the ice cream cone will have a LO (E/D/M): are all number on it, for example (2) so the Students will be able students should write which equal engaged to add equal numbers numbers give us the answer (2)? And and HA students will add they will write it on the ice cream ready big numbers such as scoop. And then they will glue their 8,9,10 for the work on a plain paper. MA students will add next the numbers 7,6 activity LA students will add the numbers 4,2
Lesson 2: 11-10-2017 The students will have puzzles HA MA LA Some
LO (E/D/M): with picures in it and the other students students students of LA Students will be half of the puzzle will be the and students able to add in a equation of the picture, but each some of repeated way. group will have the wrong LA HA students will equation so the students should students be adding the look for the right answer by numbers 9,8 going to the other groups till MA students will they find the answer. be adding the numbers 6,5 LA students will be adding the numbers 4,2
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Lesson 3: 9-10-2017 The teacher will give the students HA LA LO (E/D/M): worksheet with pictures in it and will students students. ask the students to create an equal Students will be able to and MA groups of it and will name the group, skip count by using equal the items in the group and the total of students groups the flowers. HA students will be able to skip count by 2 MA students will be able to skip count by 5 LA students will be able to skip count by 10
Lesson 4: 8-10-2017 I will give each group an ice HA Some of Some
LO (E/D/M): cream cone and ice cream students MA of MA Skip count on the scoop with numbers on them students students hundreds table. and I will ask the students to and LA HA students will skip count to 2,5 or 10. Each students be able to skip group will have different count by 2 numbers and they have to skip MA students will count. And will glue the ice be able to skip cream scoop while they skip count by 5 count. The students will have LA students will be able to skip the hundreds table as a helper count by 10 for them if they faced any difficulties in doing it.
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