Intent of the Lesson Plan

These notes outline the standard processes used in the lesson plans.

Alberta Curriculum Level

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Time Needed

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Summary of this Lesson Plan

By referring to a standard lesson plan, we are able to keep each lesson plan much smaller and simpler, without repeating the same information over and over again in each lesson plan.

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Materials Needed

as per the model being used



Suggested Process for Using the Model

 

Setup Process

 

Animating the Models

 

Drama Tips!

 

  • Pretend to be a TV interviewer with a mic and interview the parts of the model.

 

  • Give the parts of the model lots of personality by having the students create sayings and actions that are appropriate to each object.

 

  • Animate the story. If the model is about a magnet pulling iron filings, make it dynamic by advancing the action like a game show, or like a weight-lifting competition. Suggest actions and attitudes for students that work to enhance the role they are playing.

 

  • Add music if you like.

 

  • Link a couple of models or variations together into a story. Run the model like you are describing a movie that is happening in front of you, or like a play-by-play at a sports game.


Ways to Extend the Model

 

Reinforcement Activities and Evaluation Questions

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