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The document discusses a lesson on Earth's patterns. The lesson began with a PowerPoint presentation followed by students creating a graphic organizer to explain key terms through drawing, which helped them creatively memorize the terms. Students then made posters on the important words of "axis" and "rotation". The thinking questions were the most challenging part, where students were positively reinforced and rewarded for their best efforts to answer.

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Reflection 3

The document discusses a lesson on Earth's patterns. The lesson began with a PowerPoint presentation followed by students creating a graphic organizer to explain key terms through drawing, which helped them creatively memorize the terms. Students then made posters on the important words of "axis" and "rotation". The thinking questions were the most challenging part, where students were positively reinforced and rewarded for their best efforts to answer.

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Reflection three: what are earths patterns?

Todays lesson was including different activities , as usual it began with a power point, then
for the terms, I used to let students made a graphic organizer to explain it, which give them
a chance to be creative through drawing the terms and the meaning of them, in this way it
make memorization of these terms much easier later.
After that they made a poster of the main two important words in the lesson: axis, rotation.
Them moving to the thinking question, which is the most challenge point in class, they used
to do their best to answer, as they are going to be rewarded if they did it, so I used positive
reinforcement to encourage my students to do their best.

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