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Academic Enrichment Lesson Plans—Peggy Swearingen |
Lesson plans will be published
every week. Plans and dates are subject
to change as needed for class progress, testing, or changes in the school
schedule.
Lesson Plans for November 16 through 20
Dates: November 16B
Objectives:
Complete and print
Career Brochures
Finish Career Portfolio
work—2 careers and 2 colleges researched
Dates: November 17A/18B
Objectives:
Procedures:
Materials/Resources:
Handouts
on applications
Evaluation:
Completed Chick-Fil-A application
Dates:
November 19A/20B
Unit: Career Exploration Lesson: Job Interviewing
Objectives:
Procedures:
Notes
and video on interviewing preparation and procedures
Materials/Resources:
Handouts
Evaluation:
Quiz on
notes from applications and interviewing next class
Lesson Plans for November 9 through 16
Date:
November 9A/10B
Unit: Career Exploration Lesson: College
Research
Objectives:
Using SCOIS, research two colleges
which offer majors in the subjects required for student’s previously selected
careers.
Procedures:
Materials/Resources:
Computer lab/Wireless computer lab
Evaluation:
College
Research worksheet
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Dates:
November 11A/12B
Unit: Career Exploration Lesson: Create
Career Brochure
Objectives:
Using Publisher, students will create
a brochure illustrating and explaining their chosen career.
Procedures:
1. Students will
have introduction to using Publisher on the laptops
2. Students will use
Publisher to create their own brochures.
3. Printed brochures
will be graded by 100 point rubric.
Materials/Resources:
Wireless
computer lab
Evaluation:
Completed
brochure
Dates: November 13A/16B
Objectives:
Procedures:
Materials/Resources:
Handouts
on applications
Evaluation:
Completed Chick-Fil-A application
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November 2nd is Parent Conferences day. No
school for students.
Lesson Plans for November 3 through 6
Date: November 3A/4B
Unit: Career Exploration Lesson:
Career Self-assessment tests
Objectives:
1. Complete the
Career Cluster Assessment Survey
2. Explore careers
offered in survey indicated clusters
Procedures:
1.
Unit 7 Quiz
2.
SCOIS Career Cluster Assessment Survey
3.
Print out
cluster areas for Career Folder
4.
Select
two careers for further research in lab next class
Materials/Resources:
NEFE Financial Planning workbook
Wireless
computer cart
Evaluation:
Career
Research worksheet in later class
Date:
November 5A/6B
Unit: Career Exploration Lesson: Career Research
Objectives:
Using
SCOIS, research two of careers selected in previous class from cluster and
occupation assessments
Procedures:
Students will use worksheets to find
specific information with SCOIS on two of the careers chosen last class.
Materials/Resources:
NEFE Financial Planning workbook
Wireless
computer cart or computer lab
Evaluation:
Completed
Career Research worksheet
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Lesson Plans for October 26 through 30
Unit: Career Exploration Lesson: Unit
7—“Your Career: Doing What
Matters Most”
Objectives:
1.
Examine
the relationship between career choice and earning potential
2.
Explore
how education and training affect career choices and earning potentials
3.
Consider
the value and costs of career preparation
4.
Examine
how employee benefits enhance earning potential
Procedures:
your
way? Give three reasons for selecting
that career.”
Materials/Resources:
NEFE Financial Planning workbook
Smart
Board and Unit 7 PowerPoint
Evaluation:
Unit 7 quiz—November 3A/4B
Unit: Career Exploration Lesson: Unit
7—“Your Career: Doing What
Matters Most”
Objectives:
1. Examine the relationship between career choice
and earning potential
2. Explore how education and training affect
career choices and earning potentials
3. Consider the value and costs of career
preparation
4. Examine how employee benefits enhance
earning potential
Procedures:
Discussion of Unit 7
Materials/Resources:
NEFE Financial Planning workbook
Smart
Board and Unit 7 PowerPoint
Evaluation:
Unit 7 quiz—November 3A/4B
Unit: Career Exploration Lesson: Unit
7—“Your Career: Doing What
Matters Most”
Objectives:
1. Examine the relationship between career
choice and earning potential
2. Explore how education and training affect
career choices and earning potentials
3. Consider the value and costs of career
preparation
4. Examine how employee benefits enhance
earning potential
Procedures:
Continue notes and discussion of Unit 7
Materials/Resources:
NEFE Financial Planning workbook
Smart
Board and Unit 7 PowerPoint
Evaluation:
Unit 7 quiz—November 3A/4B
Lesson Plans for October 19 through 26
Date: October 19A/20B
Your Financial Plan: Where it All Begins
Objectives:
1.
Examine
why it is important to have a plan for your money
2.
Analyze
how you get and spend money
3.
Create
a financial plan
4.
Identify
guidelines to implement your financial plan
5.
Learn
how to monitor and make changes to your financial plan
Procedures:
1.
Paragraph
Topic—“It is the year 2020. Write me a
letter and tell me what you are doing.”
2.
Begin
Unit 1 in NEFE Financial planning workbooks—goal setting, vocabulary, notes
3.
In
class assignment—exercise 1A—“Needs and Wants: Can I Tell the Difference?”, and
exercise 1B—“How Long Will it Take?”
Materials/Resources:
NEFE Workbooks
Smart
Board and Projector
Evaluation:
Workbook assignments
Unit 1
Quiz—October 23A/26B
Date: October 21A/22B
Your Financial Plan: Where it All Begins
Objectives:
1.
Examine
why it is important to have a plan for your money
2.
Analyze
how you get and spend money
3.
Create
a financial plan
4.
Identify
guidelines to implement your financial plan
5.
Learn
how to monitor and make changes to your financial plan
Procedures:
1.
Continue
notes and discussion of Unit 1
2.
Assignment
1-1: My SMART Goals
Materials/Resources:
NEFE Financial Planning workbook
Smart
Board and Unit 1 PowerPoint
Evaluation:
Unit 1 quiz—October 23A/26B
Unit: Career Exploration Lesson: Unit
7—“Your Career: Doing What
Matters Most”
Objectives:
5.
Examine
the relationship between career choice and earning potential
6.
Explore
how education and training affect career choices and earning potentials
7.
Consider
the value and costs of career preparation
8.
Examine
how employee benefits enhance earning potential
Procedures:
your
way? Give three reasons for selecting
that career.”
Materials/Resources:
NEFE Financial Planning workbook
Smart
Board and Unit 7 PowerPoint
Evaluation:
Unit 7 quiz—October 29A/30B
Lesson Plans for October 12 through 16
1B
Objectives:
1.
Create
PowerPoint slides for presentation
2.
Work
cooperatively with partner
3.
Practice
oral presentation with partner for next class
Procedures:
Students
will work with partners to create slides for their PowerPoint
presentations.
Materials/Resources:
Project Grading sheets
Smart
Board and Projector
Computer
lab or wireless laptops
4B will
be getting Introduction to Using Power Point, will create Power Points on
Wednesday, Oct. 14
Evaluation:
Check list during project
Show Final PowerPoint Presentation— October 16B
Objectives:
Procedures:
Present and watch
students’ partner PowerPoint projects
Materials/Resources:
Project Grading sheets
Smart
Board and Projector
Evaluation:
Grading
sheets
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Date: October 14B
4B:
Objectives:
4.
Create
PowerPoint slides for presentation
5.
Work
cooperatively with partner
6.
Practice
oral presentation with partner for next class
Procedures:
Students
will work with partners to create slides for their PowerPoint
presentations.
Materials/Resources:
Project Grading sheets
Smart
Board and Projector
Computer
lab or wireless laptops
Evaluation:
Check list during project
Show Final PowerPoint Presentation—October 16B
Date: October 15A
Objectives:
1. Meet Career Specialists
2. Overview of Career Exploration and IGP
preparation
Procedures:
Mrs. McBride and
Mr. DuBose will talk with students
Objectives:
1.
Meet
Career Specialists
2.
Overview
of Career Exploration and IGP preparation
Procedures:
1.
Mrs.
McBride and Mr. DuBose will talk with students
2.
Present
and watch students’ partner PowerPoint projects
Materials/Resources:
Project Grading sheets
Smart
Board and Projector
Evaluation:
Grading
sheets
Lesson Plans for October 5 through 12
Date:
October 5A/6B
Unit: Media Literacy Lesson: PowerPoint
presentation planning
Objectives:
Procedures:
Materials/Resources:
Project Grading sheets
Smart
Board and Projector
Computer
lab or wireless laptops
Evaluation:
Check list during project
Show Final PowerPoint Presentation—October 13A/4B
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Date: October 7A/8B
Unit: Media Literacy Lesson:
PowerPoint Introduction
Objectives:
1.
Observe
basic procedures for creating a PowerPoint presentation
2.
Demonstrate
understanding of procedures by following directions to create PowerPoint slides
as practice work
3.
Understand
expectations for oral presentation
Procedures:
1.
PowerPoint
Introduction in Computer Lab
2.
Copy
notes on speaking for presentation
Materials/Resources:
Project Grading sheets
Smart
Board and Projector
Computer
lab or wireless laptops
Evaluation:
Check list during project
Show Final PowerPoint Presentation—
October 13A/4B
Objectives:
7.
Create
PowerPoint slides for presentation
8.
Work
cooperatively with partner
9.
Practice
oral presentation with partner for next class
Procedures:
Students
will work with partners to create slides for their PowerPoint
presentations.
Materials/Resources:
Project Grading sheets
Smart
Board and Projector
Computer
lab or wireless laptops
Evaluation:
Check list during project
Show Final PowerPoint Presentation— October 13A/4B
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Creative
Writing Lesson Plans—Peggy Swearingen |
Week of October 5 through 9
Monday, October
5—Story Elements and questions “Miss Brill”
Tuesday, October 6—research
on short story author, story criticism
Wednesday, October
7—plan brochure
Thursday, October
8—Publisher, create brochure
Friday, October
9—Finish brochure and print
Lesson Plans for September 28 through
October 2
Objectives:
1.
Copy
schedule of dates for PowerPoint presentation into agendas.
2.
Observe
PowerPoint Presentation for format in preparation for building presentations
with partners.
3.
Prepare
research strategy with partner for presentation.
Procedures:
1.
Watch
teacher-generated PowerPoint presentation on how to do PowerPoint assignment.
2.
Assign
partners and draw questions to research for students’ PowerPoint presentation.
3.
Meet
with partner to discuss research strategy.
4.
List
search topic/key words for their opinion questions.
Materials/Resources:
Project Grading sheets
Smart
Board and Projector
Evaluation:
Check list during project
Show Final PowerPoint Presentation—October 13A/14B
Presentation
Research
Objectives
1.
Access
DISCUS on computer
2.
Observe
uses for DISCUS by watching a PowerPoint presentation.
3.
Use
DISCUS to research PowerPoint presentation question.
Procedures:
1.
Observe
PowerPoint demonstration on using DISCUS presented by Ms. D. Turner
2.
Use
DISCUS to research topics for students’ PowerPoint presentations.
Materials/Resources:
Project Grading sheets
Smart
Board and Projector
Computer
lab or wireless laptops
Evaluation:
Check list during project
Teacher observation
Show Final PowerPoint Presentation— October 13A/14B
Date:
October 1A/2B
Unit: Media Literacy Lesson:
Presentation Research
Objectives:
1. Gather information
required for documenting sources from web sites.
2. Using DISCUS,
research information for presentation planning.
Procedures:
1. Copy notes on
documenting sources from overhead.
2. Use computer for
individual research, not partner research.
Materials/Resources:
Project Grading sheets
Smart
Board and Projector
Computer
lab or wireless laptops
Evaluation:
Check list during project
Show Final PowerPoint Presentation— October 13A/14B
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Creative
Writing Lesson Plans—Peggy Swearingen |
Week of September 28 through October 2
Writing Focus:
Creating Suspense
and Mystery
Monday—finish
setting stories, revise previous assignments; “There Will Come Soft Rains”
Tuesday—notes on suspense,
foreshadowing, irony. Create character in a suspenseful situation
Wednesday—Mystery
Graphic organizer—begin rough draft of mystery story
Thursday—Finish
draft, peer editing. Short story title
and author due for assignment for next week
Friday—type and
print story
Lesson Plans for September 21 through 28
September 21A/22B
Unit: Media Literacy Lesson:
Internet Scavenger Hunt
Objectives:
Students
will search the Internet to find specific information.
Procedures:
1. Students will receive
worksheets to complete Scavenger Hunt using the Internet
2. Internet
Vocabulary Word Search
Materials:
Internet
Scavenger Hunt worksheet
Laptop
cart
Evaluation:
Completed
Internet Scavenger Hunt sheet for grade
Internet Unit Test September
23A/24B
Procedures:
1. Internet Test
2. Introduction to 16 Habits of Mind
PowerPoint (postponed from previous lesson)
3. Written response
to question on current strengths and weakness involving Habits of Mind
Evaluation:
Test scores
Habits of Mind responses
Objectives:
4.
Copy
schedule of dates for PowerPoint presentation into agendas.
5.
Observe
PowerPoint Presentation for format in preparation for building presentations
with partners.
6.
Prepare
research strategy with partner for presentation.
Procedures:
5.
Watch
teacher-generated PowerPoint presentation on how to do PowerPoint assignment.
6.
Assign
partners and draw questions to research for students’ PowerPoint presentation.
7.
Meet
with partner to discuss research strategy.
8.
List
search topic/key words for their opinion questions.
Materials/Resources:
Project Grading sheets
Smart
Board and Projector
Evaluation:
Check list during project
Show Final PowerPoint Presentation—October 13A/14B
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Creative
Writing Lesson Plans—Peggy Swearingen |
Week of September 21 through 25
Writing Focus:
Setting, writing
with images
Monday, September 21—finish
Character Story, print
Tuesday, September
22—figurative language, creating word pictures
Wednesday,
September 23—Show, Don’t tell. Draw
setting and adjective to create scene.
Thursday,
September 24—Rough draft of setting story—character revisits a place from the
past
Friday, September
25—Finish stories and print
Lesson Plans for September 14 through 18
Date:
September 14B
Unit: Media Literacy Lesson:
Using the computer;
Introduction to the Internet
Objectives:
1. Students will identify
parts of a computer screen
2. Students will
explore the history of the Internet
3. Students will be
able to identify essentials for connecting to the Internet
4. Students will be
able to identify parts of a web address
Procedures:
1. Internet
Vocabulary Word Search
2. Using the Smart
Board and projector, present notes identifying parts of a computer screen. Students will label worksheets during
notes.
3. Using the Smart
Board and projector, present notes on background information on the history of
Internet, how users connect to the Internet, parts of a web address.
Materials:
Smart
Board and projector, Worksheets
Evaluation:
Grade on Internet Word Search
Test on Internet Unit September
23A/24B
Date:
September 15A/16B
Unit: Lesson:
Media Literacy Searching the Internet
Objectives:
1. Students will be
exposed to various methods of searching for information on the Internet.
2. Students will
give examples of keywords and advance search strategies they would use to
search the Internet.
3. Students will
conduct their own searches on a future class assignment.
Procedures:
1. Using Smart Board
and projector, present notes on search engines, metasearch engines, search
directories, and strategies used to narrow down or broaden searches on the Internet.
2. After notes, have
students list five keywords and advanced search strategies they could use to
research the topic “hurricanes”
Evaluation:
Completed Internet Scavenger Hunt—September
21A/22B
Test on Internet Unit September
18A/19B
Date:
September 17A/18B
Unit: Media Literacy Lesson:
Evaluating Web Sites
Objectives:
Students
will recognize and explain the difference between informative/ educational web
sites and web sites for advertisement, entertainment, or propaganda.
Procedures:
1.
Give
out worksheets on criteria and questions for evaluating web sites.
2.
With
projector, go to web site “The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly.” This web site
provides explanation of criteria presented on the worksheet, with links to
sites students can determine as “good” or “bad”
Materials:
Smart
Board and projector
Web
site “The Good, the Bad, the Ugly”
Worksheet
with criteria for evaluating web sites
Evaluation:
Definition
of criteria terms given as part of test on Internet notes— September 23A/24B
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Creative
Writing Lesson Plans—Peggy Swearingen |
Week of September 14 through 18
Writing
Focus:
Developing
character, descriptive writing
Assignment:
Character
story
Monday,
September 14—notes on character and point of view; read and discuss “Everyday
Use”
Tuesday,
September 15—create character
Wednesday,
September 16—put character into one of three story situations, write rough
draft of story
Thursday,
September 17—peer editing, beginning word processing story
Friday,
September18—finish final draft to print in class, revision work on previous assignments
Date: September 8B
Unit: Lesson:
Media Literacy Test
Taking Skills
Objectives:
Procedure:
Materials:
Worksheet
Smart
Board and projector
Video
Evaluation:
Completed notes
Dates: September 9A/10B
Unit: Lesson:
Media Literacy Computer
Lab Orientation
Objectives:
1. Understand procedures
and expectations to be used in Computer Lab 219
2. Begin discussion
and application of Habits of Mind
Procedure:
PowerPoint on Computer Lab procedures
PowerPoint introduction to Habits of Mind
Evaluation:
Written response to question on current strengths
and weakness involving Habits of Mind
Dates:
September 11A/14B
Unit: Media Literacy Lesson:
Using the computer;
Introduction to the Internet
Objectives:
5. Students will
identify parts of a computer screen
6. Students will explore
the history of the Internet
7. Students will be
able to identify essentials for connecting to the Internet
8. Students will be
able to identify parts of a web address
Procedures:
4. Internet
Vocabulary Word Search
5. Using the Smart
Board and projector, present notes identifying parts of a computer screen. Students will label worksheets during
notes.
6. Using the Smart
Board and projector, present notes on background information on the history of
Internet, how users connect to the Internet, parts of a web address.
Materials:
Smart
Board and projector, Worksheets
Evaluation:
Grade on Internet Word Search
Quiz on Internet Unit September
23A/24B
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Creative
Writing Lesson Plans—Peggy Swearingen |
Week of September 8 through 11
Tuesday, September
8—Competition of Children’s Story PowerPoints
Wednesday,
September 9—Show PowerPoints in class
Thursday,
September 10—Discussion of story and style—“By the Waters of Babylon”
Friday, September
11—Discussion of story and character—“Everyday Use”
Date:
August 31A/September 1B
Unit:
Media Literacy Lesson:
Listening Skills
Objectives:
Procedures:
Materials:
Worksheet
Smart
Board and projector
Video
Date:
September 2A/3B
Unit: Media
Literacy Lesson: Study Skills
Objectives:
1. Evaluate
student’s own study methods.
Procedures:
Materials:
Worksheet
Smart
Board and projector
Video
Evaluation:
Completed questionnaires and paragraphs
Date: September 4A/8B
Unit: Lesson:
Media Literacy Test
Taking Skills
Objectives:
Procedure:
Materials:
Worksheet
Smart
Board and projector
Video
Evaluation:
Completed worksheet
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Creative
Writing Lesson Plans—Peggy Swearingen |
Week of August 31 through September 4
Writing Focus:
Audience
Assignment:
Create a
Children’s story
Typed final
draft
PowerPoint of
story with pictures
Monday, August
31—discussion of children’s stories, examples, “brainstorming” story ideas
Tuesday,
September 1—Prewriting for student story/Discuss ideas with partner
Wednesday,
September 2—Concentration on first draft of short story—rough draft due in
class on Thursday
Thursday,
September 3—Peer editing of rough draft with partner
Begin typed draft
and PowerPoint
Friday, September
4—Complete PowerPoint, save on Jump Drive, turn in printed draft
Tuesday, September
8—Show PowerPoints in class
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Creative
Writing Lesson Plans—Peggy Swearingen |
Week of August 24 through 28
Writing
Focus:
The Writing Process
Getting the reader’s attention
Plot
Assignment:
A three page typed short story with a
least 3 characters. Concentration is on interesting beginning, plot
development, conflict, and resolution.
Word processed
final draft due on Friday, August 28
Monday, August.
24:
Discussion of the writing process.
Read and discuss the story “The Bass,
the River, and Shelia Mant”
Tuesday, August
25:
Prewriting for student story—worksheet
Discuss ideas with partner
Wednesday, August
26:
Concentration on first draft of short
story—rough draft due in class on Thursday
Thursday, August
27:
Peer editing of rough draft with
partner
Revisions to draft
Friday, August 28:
Word process final copy on laptops in
class
Turn in final
copy for grading—points off for stories turned in after Friday