Thursday, September 12, 2013

DFMS Scholars will be able to demonstrate how to graph motion



Drew Freeman Middle School Science Lesson Plan


Teacher/Subject:
 Bonaduce 7th grade Science
Date:
  9/12-9/13
Common Core State Standard

 Demonstrate how to graph of motion and interpret graphic data.
Essential Question(s):
 What can graphs tell us about movement?
Objective
Lesson Outcome
What will students learn?

Students will learn how to construct a basic line graph as well as interpret the meaning of basic line graphs.

Exit Ticket


 Graphing the follow set of data:

Distance
1 sec
2 meters
2 sec
4 meters
3 sec
6 meters

Exemplary Response:



Criteria for success: Graph will include: labeled y-axis, labeled x-axis, all data points plotted and a title
Required
Materials/
Technology
Guided notes, pen or pencil, paper


Engagement (13 min)
(Includes warm up)
Scholars could be writing on the left side of the Interactive Notebook.
(Individual, Small or Whole Group)
Objective stated written/orally
PreAssessment
Connecting to Prior Knowledge
Learning Activity Set-Up
Multiple Entry Points
Homework Review



DO NOW: 1. What do speed in velocity have in common? What is different about them?
2.  If Chelsea has to get the school in 30 seconds but must walk 120 meters to get there. How fast must she walk?
3. What is the formula for speed? Write it two ways.

Review exit tickets, put them into IADNB and write 2 sentence reflection on score and how to improve it
    

Exploration 15 min.
Scholars could be writing on the left side of the Interactive Notebook.
Think/Wait Time
Hands on Lab
Manipulatives & Tools
Modeling Questions
Cooperative learning (i.e, Jigsaw, Think-pair-share, Flexible Grouping)
Use of Technology



Turn and Talk after looking at a graph without any explanation – what does it mean?


Explanation 10 min.
Scholars should be writing Cornell Notes on the right side of the Interactive Notebook.
Concept Web
Mind map
Partner share
Vocabulary development
Student centered
Evaluation
Portfolio




Model how to graph, model how to interpret the graph




Questions/Strategies to promote expert thinking and complex communication:


Elaboration 20 min.
(Develop Flexibility and Fluidity:  Explicit Teaching/Guided Practice)
Scholars could be writing on the left side of the Interactive Notebook.
(Extension-Differentiated Practice)
KWL Chart
Intervention Activities
Problem of the Week
Modeling Concepts
Graphic Organizers
Games
Technology




POP questions, written questions in guided notes
Evaluation (Closing/Assessment) 12 min.
Scholars could be writing on the left side of the Interactive Notebook.
Gallery Walks           Journal Entries
Quick writes              Student interviews
Buddy Check            White Boards
Answer Cards

***Exit Ticket completed during this time.
Homework









A complete graph has…
1.     Text Box: Title
2.     X-axis labeled
3.     ___________________
4.     __________________

Steps to prepare a graph:
1.     Draw __________________________

2.     Label the ____________ and the ____________


3.     Mark off the units

4.     Write in the units

Text Box: What is the definition and formula of slope?


What is the definition of acceleration?
Text Box:
Copy the image you see on the board and label each line as cheetah, adult, pig and baby

Text Box:
Write down two things you learned from the video:
1.



2.



Answer the following questions:


Copy the two graphs on the board then listen to the description to draw the line on the graphs!

Text Box: Text Box: