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04 Beyond The Basic Prductivity Tools Lesson Idea Template

This document describes a lesson plan for a preschool science class about the seasons of the year. The lesson uses the online tool Popplet to have students create individual Popplets about the characteristics of fall, winter, spring and summer based on a class discussion. Students will then present their Popplets to the class and compare the information to the original discussion. As an extension, the class will collaborate to create a combined Popplet organizing all the information under the different seasonal categories.

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04 Beyond The Basic Prductivity Tools Lesson Idea Template

This document describes a lesson plan for a preschool science class about the seasons of the year. The lesson uses the online tool Popplet to have students create individual Popplets about the characteristics of fall, winter, spring and summer based on a class discussion. Students will then present their Popplets to the class and compare the information to the original discussion. As an extension, the class will collaborate to create a combined Popplet organizing all the information under the different seasonal categories.

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Beyond-the-Basic Productivity Tools (BBPT)

Lesson Idea Name:​ Seasons of the Year


Content Area:​ Science
Grade Level(s):​ Preschool (48-60 months)

Content Standard Addressed:


CD-SC2.4d Uses appropriate vocabulary to discuss climate and changes in the weather.
Technology Standard Addressed:
Knowledge Constructor (3)
Selected Technology Tool:
Popplet
URL(s) to support the lesson (if applicable):
http://popplet.com/
Bloom’s Taxonomy Level(s):
X​Remembering ​X​Understanding ​X​Applying ​X​Analyzing ​☐​ Evaluating ​☐​Creating

Levels of Technology Integration (LoTi Level):


☐​Level 1: Awareness ​☐​Level 2: Exploration ​X​Level 3: Infusion ​☐​Level 4: Integration
☐​Level 5: Expansion ​☐​Level 6: Refinement

Universal Design for Learning (UDL):


Popplet is a tool that supports learners in the following ways:
● There is a tutorial tool students can use if they forget a step or need a refresher on how to create a
popplet.
● There is a zoom in feature for visually impaired students.

Lesson idea implementation:


The teacher will introduce the lesson by having the students engage in a whole group discussion about the
four seasons of the year. They will discuss the physical characteristics (i.e. cold, hot, warm, etc.), what
holidays occur, what kind of clothing is worn, and what activities occur. Then each student will be instructed
to open the Popplet website on their computers, and given a short tutorial on how to utilize the features of
Popplet. They will then be instructed to create a Popplet about the seasons (fall, spring, summer, and winter).
In their Popplet they should include some of the subjects included in the classroom discussion.
This project will take two to three days to complete, and when all of the students have finished they will
present their Popplets to the class. Their presentation should include an explanation of their the things they
chose to include in their Popplet, why they chose them, and which holiday they like the best. As a class, we
will compare each student’s Popplet to our original class discussion.
Reflective Practice:
To further extend this lesson, will work together as a class to create a single Popplet that combines the
information each student had in their Popplet. We will categorize each characteristic into the category of fall,
spring, summer, and winter based on our whole group discussion. Visual representations could also be added.

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