The unit focuses on teaching 3rd grade special education students about parts of speech through identifying words and forming short sentences so they can communicate effectively, addressing standards around English literacy and language. Students will learn concepts like word tenses and parts of speech through visual examples and technology before being assessed on their ability to verbally identify parts of speech and form short sentences with prompts. The goals are for students to improve their English skills and knowledge of language.
The unit focuses on teaching 3rd grade special education students about parts of speech through identifying words and forming short sentences so they can communicate effectively, addressing standards around English literacy and language. Students will learn concepts like word tenses and parts of speech through visual examples and technology before being assessed on their ability to verbally identify parts of speech and form short sentences with prompts. The goals are for students to improve their English skills and knowledge of language.
The unit focuses on teaching 3rd grade special education students about parts of speech through identifying words and forming short sentences so they can communicate effectively, addressing standards around English literacy and language. Students will learn concepts like word tenses and parts of speech through visual examples and technology before being assessed on their ability to verbally identify parts of speech and form short sentences with prompts. The goals are for students to improve their English skills and knowledge of language.
The unit focuses on teaching 3rd grade special education students about parts of speech through identifying words and forming short sentences so they can communicate effectively, addressing standards around English literacy and language. Students will learn concepts like word tenses and parts of speech through visual examples and technology before being assessed on their ability to verbally identify parts of speech and form short sentences with prompts. The goals are for students to improve their English skills and knowledge of language.
Grade/Course: Special Education 3rd Grade Title of the Unit of Study: Parts of Speech
Big Idea What 21st Century
• The “Big Idea” is the central concept, provides a real-world context (Addresses 21st Century Themes) Themes will students • Continues through to final authentic performance task (assessment) learn with the Big Idea The student will learn parts of speech in order to create small sentences and use with the Speech and Essential Question? Pathologist. English literacy Picture book literacy Essential/ “Messy” Question Knowledge of language • Focuses big idea to what is relevant to the student. Provides provocative questions that foster inquiry, understanding, and transfer of learning. (Connects Content Standards & Concepts to 21st Century Themes, & Skills) How do you create correct sentences with proper English? Common Core Standards Addressed Concepts and Skills • CCSS Clusters | CA Content Standards to be integrated • What concepts and skills must a student know/have in order to master • How do the clusters of standards illuminate the concepts in the “Big Idea”? these standards and gain enduring understanding of the “Big Idea”? • Consider order in which to scaffold concepts and skills within the Unit. Conventions of Standard English: Students need to know basic words such as walk, run, talk in CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.L.3.1 order to create word tenses and know simple first step words CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.L.3.1.A to be able to learn how to identify parts of speech. CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.L.3.1.B CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.L.3.1.C CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.L.3.1.D CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.L.3.1.E CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.L.3.1.F
Common Core Standards that will be used to teach parts of
speech , the student will be able to identify which words belong to parts of speech and form word tenses. Learning Outcomes of the Unit: End of Unit Assessment: Unit’s Instruction Students will… • How will students demonstrate what they know? Includes Create assignments for real Be able to identify parts of speech amongst first step words Students will form sentences of 5 words with no more audiences and with real purpose than 1 prompt The student will form sentences no more than 5 words in Focus on the learning process, not order to meet the Special Education Standards Student will be able to verbally tell teacher what part just content of speech a word is no more than 2 prompts Student will learn correct formation of sentences Lead appropriate grade level instruction based on the students Students will be able to match a picture to the correct part of intellectual level speech word • Through what authentic performance tasks (project) might student demonstrate what they have learned Teach parts of speech by Students will be able to successfully log onto technology and or can do, as a result of this Unit? providing visuals for learning follow instructions in order to complete task Increase knowledge of the English Student will convert words into certain tenses and Language by student being able to show knowledge that they can convert words convert words into correct tenses correctly
• How might we solicit student input and engage
students in co-designing their performance task(s)- project?
Use Technology to allow students to look up the words
they would like to match with parts of speech Lesson Plans Balance Teamwork and Individual Work Throughout the Unit of Study: Leverage collaboration as much as skills and content. Make sure to balance both teams and Independent work so that you are demanding a 21st century collaborative environment while allowing time to meet students on an individual basis.
Intro Lesson: CCSS “Habits of Mind”
Purpose: Engage students, spark curiosity, “hook” and What teacher actions might encourage students to necessitate engage in these “Habits of Mind”? Teacher will demonstrate three times parts of speech On a computer look up parts of speech words, students will before having a student follow their steps. DOK Level choose a word from each part of speech. This is fun and What levels of Depth Of engaging way to allow the students to pick and engage them ELA Capacities Mathematical Knowledge will the lesson target in the lesson. Demonstrate to demonstrate student Practices independence Make sense of problems understanding of the “Big Idea”, Ask students what parts of speech mean Build strong content concepts, and skills? and persevere in solving knowledge them. Students will critically think and be able to problem solve on Respond to the varying Level 1: Recall & Reproduction their own by the end of the lesson which will help with math Reason abstractly and demands of audience, Level 2: problems in another lesson by learning how to critically think quantitatively. task, purpose, and Basic Skills & Concepts and problem solve. Construct viable discipline arguments and critique Level 3: Strategic Thinking & Comprehend as well as the reasoning of others Reasoning critique Model with mathematics. Level 4: Extended Thinking Use technology and Use appropriate tools digital media strategically strategically. and capably Attend to precision. Come to understand Look for and make use of correct English language structure. Look for and express regularity in repeated reasoning. Student Reflection & Goal Setting: Student reflection is an essential component. Throughout the Unit, Students reflect on their work and progress. Students set goals for further learning. Goal setting is a great opportunity for students to personalize learning goals and provides teacher specific targets for differentiated instruction.
3-5 Reflection Activities: CCSS “Habits of Mind”
Sequence of Tasks, Problems, or Activities What teacher actions might encourage students to Purpose: To develop specific concepts, designed to scaffold, engage in these “Habits of Mind”? outcome is a delicate (fragile) understanding. Teacher will demonstrate how to calm down when becoming frustrated with lesson… DOK Level Rainbow breathes What levels of Depth Of Match the picture to the part of speech Bear crawls Knowledge will the lesson target Form small sentences using the game Silly Sentences Simon says to demonstrate student Create a chart with cut and glue tenses of speech Pressure squeezes understanding of the “Big Idea”, concepts, and skills? ELA Capacities Mathematical Craft Key Questions for each of lessons or set of lessons Demonstrate Level 1: Recall & Reproduction • Key Question(s) requires students to address a variety of Practices independence Level 2: smaller, more targeted Key Questions to scaffold learning and Make sense of problems Build strong content and persevere in solving Basic Skills & Concepts finding answer to the Essential Question. knowledge Level 3: Strategic Thinking & • Key Questions provides the vehicle for addressing specific them. Respond to the varying Reason abstractly and Reasoning content standards and demonstration of student demands of audience, Level 4: Extended Thinking performance. quantitatively. task, purpose, and Construct viable discipline arguments and critique Comprehend as well as the reasoning of others What is parts of speech? critique How can we form complete sentences? Model with mathematics. Value evidence Use appropriate tools How can I think critically and problem solve if I do not know Use technology and the answer ? strategically. digital media strategically Attend to precision. and capably Look for and make use of Come to understand other structure. perspectives and cultures Look for and express Scaffold or differentiate student demonstration of concepts. (Build depth, flexibility, & try same thing in different ways.) regularity in repeated Build depth reasoning. Problem solve Think critically Know when to ask for help Student will be able to use ways to calm down Co-Design Authentic Performance Task(s ): Teacher embraces real-world connections and possibilities for differentiated student summative products by providing opportunity for student voice and choice in their end product. Students write their Essential Question to guide learning outcomes for their end of Unit performance task (Project).
Craft a project that will support your intended outcome.
Student will be able to show their knowledge by writing a silly story using ideas they learned from lesson. The silly story is four sentences long and must include their proper parts of speech and correct tenses of words. At the end of writing the story the student will be able to draw a picture of their story. In order to fulfill both criteria of language arts and math the student will think critically and problem solve with no more than 2 prompts by teacher Assessment
Formative Assessment Lesson: CCSS “Habits of Mind”
Through what authentic performance task(s) will students What teacher actions might encourage students to demonstrate their skills and understandings? How will this engage in these “Habits of Mind”? inform their future learning? Teacher will make a mistake and show how they can problem solve DOK Level Student will be able to match the picture they chose from the What levels of Depth Of internet at the beginning of the lesson to the correct part of ELA Capacities Mathematical Knowledge will the lesson target speech . Student will read their silly story and be able to form Demonstrate to demonstrate student correct enlgish with no more than 2 mistakes . Practices independence Make sense of problems understanding of the “Big Idea”, Build strong content and persevere in solving concepts, and skills? This will help with problem solving on their own and being knowledge able to calm down before having a melt down. Needs to show them. Respond to the varying Level 1: Recall & Reproduction teacher they are capable of working independently. Reason abstractly and demands of audience, Level 2: quantitatively. task, purpose, and Basic Skills & Concepts Construct viable discipline arguments and critique Level 3: Strategic Thinking & Comprehend as well as the reasoning of others Reasoning critique Model with mathematics. Level 4: Extended Thinking Value evidence Use appropriate tools Use technology and strategically. digital media strategically Attend to precision. and capably Look for and make use of Come to understand other structure. perspectives and cultures Look for and express regularity in repeated reasoning. Summative Assessment: CCSS “Habits of Mind” How will students demonstrate what they know as a result of What teacher actions might encourage students to this Unit? engage in these “Habits of Mind”? Teacher will show example by writing two sentences Through what authentic performance tasks (project) will and then sending students back to desk to do DOK Level student demonstrate what they have learned (concepts, independently What levels of Depth Of skills, understandings, “Big Idea”) and can do? Knowledge will the lesson target ELA Capacities Mathematical to demonstrate student Demonstrate Practices understanding of the “Big Idea”, independence concepts, and skills? Student will go back to desk and work independently by Make sense of problems Build strong content and persevere in solving writing 2 sentences with correct grammar with no prompts knowledge Level 1: Recall & Reproduction given. them. Respond to the varying Level 2: Reason abstractly and demands of audience, quantitatively. Basic Skills & Concepts task, purpose, and Construct viable Level 3: Strategic Thinking & discipline arguments and critique Reasoning Comprehend as well as the reasoning of others Level 4: Extended Thinking critique Model with mathematics. Value evidence Use appropriate tools Use technology and strategically. digital media strategically Attend to precision. and capably Look for and make use of Come to understand other structure. perspectives and cultures Look for and express regularity in repeated reasoning. Individual Student Reflection & Peer Reflection: How will you and your students reflect on and evaluate the performance task Students reflect on their end product: authentic performance tasks (project) (project)? • I like… Teacher to student conversation of what • I wonder… they liked and why • I now understand… • In the future… Also for those who are more advanced ask how they problem solved Student will verbally communicate with teacher what they liked and why …ex I liked …. because ….
Student needs to also demonstrate they can communicate verbally by making eye contact or looking at another feature of the face
1. Adapted from OCDE Integrated Planning Template at http://www.ocde.us/CommonCoreCA/Documents/Unit%20of%20study%20template_print11x17.pdf