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Ridge Spring-Monetta Middle High Lesson Plan Template Carpenter Anatomy December 5- December 9 The following template has been developed based on Schmoker’s research of effective lessons. Each part is integral to an effective lesson and the entirety is representative of a cycle which may be repeated multiple times throughout a class period. Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Clear Learning Q: How does the structure of Objective/Essential Question(Understand) the human The learning objective should be an agreed upon topic, skill, or concept from the guaranteed ACPSD curriculum. Teaching/ Modeling/ Demonstrating Q: How does Q: How does Q: How does Q: How does the structure of the human musculature affect a full range of movement? the structure of the human musculature affect a full range of movement? the structure of the human musculature affect a full range of movement? the structure of the human musculature affect a full range of movement? LO: Students will be able to identify the different parts of the muscular system. LO: Students will be able to identify the different microscopic structures of skeletal muscle. LO: Students will be able to identify the different microscopic structures of skeletal muscle. LO: Students will be able to identify the different microscopic structures of skeletal muscle. Teacher led discussion. Teacher led discussion. Teacher led discussion. Teacher led discussion. Teacher led discussion. Practice labeling different muscles Practice labeling different muscles Practice labeling Microscopic skeletal muscle Practice labeling Microscopic skeletal muscle Practice labeling Microscopic skeletal muscle musculature affect a full range of movement? LO: Students will be able to identify the different parts of the muscular system. This is the teacher-led part of the lesson and will often include some variation of direct teaching and/ or lecture. Guided Practice Allow for the student to practice the concept. This can be done individually but should often be done in pairs and occasionally in groups. Checks for Understanding Student will create an analogy for microscopic muscle anatomy Teacher observation. Teacher observation. Teacher observation. Teacher observation. Chapter 8 Chapter 8 Pop Quiz This is the formative assessment step and critical to student success. This should happen after each step of the lesson. Activities/Other Teacher observation. Chapter 8 Chapter 8 Chapter 8 This should include specific page numbers and/or instructional supports utilized for lesson. Homework/ Upcoming Assessments Label papers Label papers Label papers Label papers Label papers Analogy paper Study! Study! Study! Study! Study! A CELL IS A ___________________________________. A cell is like a ____________ (submarine, factory, prison, school, etc.) The poster will be DRAWN like the analogy but LABELED with cellular organelle names. It must make sense! The part must have the same FUNCTION as the organelle. o Example – A cell is a city. I would draw a capitol building but label it “nucleus” because the capitol governs the city much like the nucleus controls the cell. Each group member will include a sheet that explains each analogy. Organelle: What You Will Draw: Cell wall (if drawing a plant cell) Cell membrane Nucleus Endoplasmic Reticulum Ribosomes Large vacuole (if drawing a plant cell) Mitochondria Golgi apparatus Lysosome A CELL IS A ___________________________________. A cell is like a ____________ (submarine, factory, prison, school, etc.) The poster will be DRAWN like the analogy but LABELED with cellular organelle names. It must make sense! The part must have the same FUNCTION as the organelle. o Example – A cell is a city. I would draw a capitol building but label it “nucleus” because the capitol governs the city much like the nucleus controls the cell. Each group member will include a sheet that explains each analogy. Organelle: Cell wall (if drawing a plant cell) Cell membrane Nucleus Endoplasmic Reticulum Ribosomes Large vacuole (if drawing a plant cell) Mitochondria Golgi apparatus Lysosome What You Will Draw: