Mini-Lessons 21,22,23: Chemistry, Time and The Senses
Time was a concept taught by Cydney
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MINI -LESSONS
Play Doh, Clock, Senses
Today Alyssa taught about different kinds of chemical reactions such as homogeneous and heterogeneous ones. Danielle instructed students about the senses. Cydney engaged students with the art of telling time by looking at the clock and/or watch, as opposed to their phones.
Students' Feedback
Chloe
Play doh: this was so interactive and fun. A cool way to
incorporate science and art.
Cydney: she did a great job going through the lesson and following
up with an art project
Danielle: the worksheet and activity were worked really well
together
First
presenter
I like how well prepared she was. She had different slides
explaining her topic and she had enough materials for every student. The
activity she chose was a great and fun activity that will definitely have kids
be excited to learn about science.
I liked the idea of the cut out watches and the student writing it
in.
I like that she used skittles for the activity.
Alyssa: Alyssa did a great job creating an interactive lesson.
Alyssa taught us a cool lesson and we got to make play-doh to take
home.
Sydney taught us about math and had a cool presentation and then
an interactive classroom assignment.
Danielle taught us about the senses. The worksheet and skittles
helped us pay attention and learn.
Cidneys presentation was interactive.
Danielle's presentation was interesting and had a nice
treat.
Alyssa: Her presentation was thought out and very well prepared.
She was able to teach the class in a fun and interactive way.
Sydney: Time- I loved coloring the watch and learning how to tell
time on an analog clock
Danielle: Senses- it was fun to fill out the worksheets along with
the using skittles to use our senses.
Julia C.
Alyssa's
presentation was very unique and I liked how she used many different materials
to form into one, especially because the entire class is familiar with
play doh.
Becca
I loved Alyssa’s lesson today. I thought it was planned really well and
I loved the play dough. Danielle did a really good job and I loved the
creativity in her lesson plan!
Brian
Lecture 1 - creating play dough would be great for kids especially
since they play with it all the time.
Lecture 2 - telling time is a good and important lesson for kids.
Lecture 3 - the 5 senses class was entertaining.
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Shown a video of the process of the activity for visual learners. Improve on time management when passing out the materials.
C ommanded the class by stating clear directions.
Be aware of the effects of candy on students hyperactive behaviors.
In order to move to the next part of the lesson, the teacher needs to tell students to put their manipulatives (play doh) away.
Use age appropriate words when explaining scientific PowerPoint.
Use hands on activities to illustrate and have students experience concepts such as the senses.
Give precise measurements to have similar results from all students; for instance, to have the play-doh come out perfect.
Articulate lesson by explaining step by step what students need to do.
Improve organization skills by assigning each student to a group.
Be aware of the effects of candy on students hyperactive behaviors.
In order to move to the next part of the lesson, the teacher needs to tell students to put their manipulatives (play doh) away.
Use age appropriate words when explaining scientific PowerPoint.
Use hands on activities to illustrate and have students experience concepts such as the senses.
Give precise measurements to have similar results from all students; for instance, to have the play-doh come out perfect.
Be aware of activities that could damage school property and take pertinent precautions.
Make sure students are on task.
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