The Rainbow Fish

The Rainbow Fish
Watch Your Students Sparkle

Sunday, July 18, 2010

Assessment powerpoint

Assessment powerpoint

Sample Child's Sharing Chart


Sample Child's Sharing Chart Lesson 6

Happy Sad Sharing Worksheet


Happy Sad Sharing Worksheet Lesson 6

sorting worksheet


Sorting worksheet lesson 5

Sorting Cards


Sorting Cards Lesson 5

Sequencing Worksheet


Sequencing Worksheet Lesson 4

Puppets


Puppets for Lesson 2-3

Parts of Fish Worksheet

Worksheet for Lesson 1

Lesson Plan 6

Lesson Plan 6

Lesson Plan 5

Lesson Plan 5

Lesson Plan 4

Lesson Plan 4

Lesson Plan 3

Lesson Plan 3

Lesson Plan 2

Lesson Plan 2

Lesson Plan 1

Wednesday, July 14, 2010

Enduring understandings, Essential questions, and Other things Students' should know

Enduring Understanding


The Rainbow Fish

The process used to create this unit was Understanding by Design/ Backwards Design. This process requires thought about what you, as a teacher, would want your students to know when the unit is finished. Working backwards to create enduring understandings, essential questions, differentiation, and assessment procedure before actually creating lesson plans. Additionally listening, reading, and writing lessons as well as technology enhancements were integrated into these lessons. I found using this process to be extremely effective in creating a seamless unit with clear expectations and learning outcomes for the students. This process discourages lessons that don't have a skill and real life lessons emerging from them. It encourages planning a unit at a time not just a lesson at a time. I found this extremely helpful in in guiding me to think about the bigger picture not just the unit I am covering now.

Sara Miriam Uhr M.S. Ed