Prezi Lesson Plan
Prezi Lesson Plan
Waynesburg University
Students will use the website Prezi to create a 5-7 section presentation on ghettos created during the Holocaust.
Students will present the information they have learned in an accurate manner, by showing 3 facts in each section of the Prezi.
Assessment Plan
(What will be done to determine if lesson objectives have been met?)
A rubric created by the teacher will be utilized to determine if the objectives have been met.
Materials:
Notes taken in class on ghettos, books about ghettos during the Holocaust, paper, writing utensil, computer lab, Smart Board, 6 days of class
time, white board, dry erase markers, YouTube video on Jewish ghettos, teacher created rubric
The special needs teacher will be available for those students who need the supports as well as extra time given to complete the
assignment, larger monitors, audio directions, written directions at the computer
Enrichment Techniques:
The enrichment will be done by relating the Prezi to another assignment already completed by the students and tying the two assignments
together.
Lesson Differentiation (What modifications/accommodations will be made to ensure that ALL students have access to and are able
to participate in the lesson):
Small group instruction for directions, tiered assessment, negotiated criteria for quality.
Lesson Presentation
Introduction/Motivational Activities/Anticipatory Set:
The teacher will begin by asking the students what they have learned about ghettos created during the Holocaust. The class will discuss the
largest ghettos lived in during this time. The teacher will show a YouTube video about Jewish ghettos on the Smart Board and answer
questions that may arise from the video, leaving some unanswered, explaining that the next assignment is for the students to find information
about the ghettos on their own.
Closure:
The students will share their Prezis on the class website and the teacher will randomly choose 3 or 4 students to show their Prezi to the class
and answer any questions the class may have about the presentation or the information given.