During my voice thread lesson I wouldn’t have changed anything I did, but I would have added a few additional videos showing more student interaction. Although I did interact with my students and they interacted with each other during the lesson, I didn’t film it. Giving the students’ a variety of options to choose from to create their patterns worked very well. Each student was able to choose a group of manipulatives to make either an ab or abc pattern. I would ask each of them to “show me an ab or abc pattern,” to increase their knowledge of pattern vocabulary. Next time I would create an example of a more difficult pattern to challenge the students, and have them attempt to create their own new pattern. This would show a better example of student/teacher interaction.
Storyboard: Patterns and Counting VT
Pedagogical Implications: Patterns and Counting
Blooms: Patterns and Counting
Lesson: Counting and Patterns Review
Voicethread: Patterns Review
How could I have made my voicthread more interactive?
Should I have had them use more than one set of manipulatives?
Was reading the patterns aloud enough verification they understood how to create the pattern?
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Friday, September 23, 2011
TIE Lesson
I finally know what I'm doing! My teacher would like me to involve a number of things in my lesson. I am going to teach my lesson on counting using visuals from literature and patterns using a craft activity with guided practice using manipulatives. I will use my voicethread as a review of my lesson. Half the students will demonstrate their counting skills, and the other half with demonstrate patterns.
(1) Number and Operations: Understanding the concept of number is fundamental to mathematics. The child:
(2) Patterns: Recognizing patterns and relationships among objects is an important component in children’s intellectual development. The child:
Blooms-Patterns and Counting
Affordances and Pedagogical Implications-Patterns and Counting
Lesson Plan-Patterns and Counting
voicethread-patterns and counting
Storyboard-Patterns and Counting
(1) Number and Operations: Understanding the concept of number is fundamental to mathematics. The child:
- Counts concrete objects to five or higher.
(2) Patterns: Recognizing patterns and relationships among objects is an important component in children’s intellectual development. The child:
- Begins to predict what comes next when patterns are extended.
Blooms-Patterns and Counting
Affordances and Pedagogical Implications-Patterns and Counting
Lesson Plan-Patterns and Counting
voicethread-patterns and counting
Storyboard-Patterns and Counting
TIE Lesson Ideas
I was only able to talk to my CT about my TIE lesson for a few minutes, but she seemed excited about the idea. I am field basing in a Pre-K classroom so I think using voicethread to show a lot of pictures and other ideas will be especially beneficial for the younger kids. I have not done a lesson in science yet and my teacher and I both thought science would be a good topic to use a lot of visuals and sounds. I could make a really fun lesson about their science topic and include hands-on activities to go with the lesson. She isn't sure exactly what the lesson will be yet, but we are brainstorming ideas.
Tuesday, September 20, 2011
Haunted House Patterns-Blooms and TIE Activity
Blooms-Haunted House Patterns
TIE Activity-Haunted House Patterns
We chose a VT about a kindergarten class using a haunted house with pictures to create patterns. They explained their picture patterns using a,b,c in different orders. Each student described their picture and how they formed their patterns using audio tool on VT. I think this was a fun activity that engaged students in learning different patterns in a new way. They were also able to see other students pictures and what patterns they chose by using the VT tools.
Monday, September 19, 2011
Google Presentation Tool Put to Use!
I think using visuals in a classroom is great way to keep students interested. Many students are also visual learners. If they see how to do a lesson or activity, they will have an easier time completing it themselves. Students could also work together to maybe make a classroom Google presentation. With the help of the teacher, they could make a presentation on a topic they have been learning about. This would get every student involved by giving a group of five a certain job when creating the presentation.
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