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Mathematical writing and Literacy skills

A‌‍‍‌‌‍‌‌‌‌‌‍‍‍‌‌‌‌‍.Create a standards-based elementary (grades K–5) disciplinary-specific literacy lesson plan that is designed for a single day. The lesson plan must integrate writing instruction and digital literacy within a specific content area for a specified grade level. All elements of the lesson plan must be aligned. Use the attached “WGU Lesson Plan Template” to do the following: ... ... ...

Note: Parts A1 through A9 should relate to the same lesson plan, not multiple lesson plans

1. Identify general information for the lesson plan, including each of the following elements: ...

•a. the lesson’s title ...

•b. the lesson’s subject ...

•c. the lesson’s grade/level/setting ...

•d. two prerequisite skills and knowledge required for the lesson .... 

2. Identify each of the following lesson components: ...

•a.one content-specific lesson standard such as math, science, or social studies (Using an English Language Arts [ELA] standard is not acceptable.) ...

•b.one writing standard ...

•c. one measurable objective students should achieve to demonstrate they meet the standards, including a condition, a behavior, and a criterion ...

3. Identify lesson materials that are necessary for the teacher and students for the lesson plan. ...

4. Describe how you will use technology to enhance teaching and learning. ... 

5. Describe specific ways that students will use academic language (e.g., vocabulary, functions, discourse, syntax) to participate in learning tasks by doing the following: ...

 •a. Identify the ‌‍‍‌‌‍‌‌‌‌‌‍‍‍‌‌‌‌‍language function used in the lesson. ...

•b. Identify the vocabulary used in the lesson. ...

•c. Identify the discourse and/or syntax used in the lesson. ...

•d. Identify the planned language supports used in the lesson. ...

6. Explain lesson presentation procedures, including both teacher and student actions, for each of the following points: ...

•a. anticipatory set ...

•b. presentation procedures for new information and/or modeling ...

•c. guided practice ...

 •d. independent student practice ...

 •e. culminating or closing procedure/activity ... 

7. Explain one differentiated lesson instruction accommodation for each of the following subgroups: ...

 a. Gifted and talented ...

 b. English learners (ELs) ...

c. One other, clearly identified subgroup of your choice (e.g., individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing, individuals who have learning or physical disabilities) ... 8. Describe one formative assessment (i.e., how you monitor, support, and extend student thinking). ... 

9. Describe one summative assessment (e.g., quiz, test, product) that aligns to the objective identified in part A2Note:

 A copy of the assessment may be submitted in addition to the description. ... ...

 B. Describe an opportunity for students to demonstrate digital literacy within the lesson plan

C. Acknowledge sources, using APA-formatted in-text citations and references, for content that is quoted, paraphrased, or summarized

D. Demonstrate professional communication in the‌‍‍‌‌‍‌‌‌‌‌‍‍‍‌‌‌‌‍ content and presentation of your submission.

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General Information

Lesson Title: Mathematical writing and Literacy skills 

Subject(s): Arithmetic writing and digital literacy

Grade/Level/Setting: k-5, 3rd Grade

Prerequisite Skills/Prior Knowledge:

The main goal of this lesson plan is to help children in grades K–5 develops their arithmetic writing and literacy abilities where they will draw on prerequisite skills to further develop their understanding. As such, when solving problems involving multiplication, pupils will draw on existing knowledge from earlier classes to determine the dimensions of a rectangle (Japemar, Rusdinal, & Fauzan, 2020). Learners will have the ability to calculate the required size of a polygon provided the periphery and the available side sections in exercises. They will be able to create coherent sentences and apply their fundamental grammar skills using their knowledge of how to structure a 4-6 sentence paragraph that incorporates a main phrase and facts to support it. The five-step writing process is something that students are already familiar with, as is sequential order.

 

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