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Teaching Children to Overcome Criticism
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Maths lesson planning
Medium term plans | Lesson planning | Maths lessons | Literacy lessons
Time for some maths planning tips! Hopefully this helps you get an idea about how to plan and structure a maths lesson within a series of lessons :)
1) Like general lesson planing, its important to get your learning objective and success criteria for the lesson ready first. These again will come from your medium term plans which are heavily structured based on national curriculum content, so there is less room for going off topic. As maths and literacy are lessons which are completed daily in school, it is likely you will have a weekly maths plan, covering a set topic or part of a topic. Breaking this subtopic down into 5 lessons to be taught during the week is the first thing to do!
2) Hereās an example of the weekly overview maths planning for a KS1 class. As you can see not a great deal is covered during the week, but each lesson builds on the childās existing knowledge and extends their learning slowly. A KS2 weekly plan would cover nearly twice as much content in a week, encouraging a breadth of knowledge and more time to practice the complex skills being learnt.
3) After dividing your subtopic into a weekās worth of lessons, time to plan each individual lesson. This follows a similar structure to the general lesson planning, of an introduction, main teaching activity, independent activity and plenary. However, your introduction to the lesson should be an oral and mental starter activity to get childrenās brains in gear and prepared for the mental mathematics and calculations they will be doing in the lesson. The lesson plan below is the 4th out of a series of 5 lessons on money, subtraction and change.
4) I like to use whiteboards for the oral/mental starter so that all the children are participating and using their brains. Itās really important to make sure all children can participate in the starter activity regardless of ability, and only minor differentiation should be used if at all as all the pupils can clearly see which members of the class are doing different levels of work. I use lots of online games for starter activities including topmarks, topmarks whiteboard, multipication.com and bbc bitesize. In the lesson below, I allow the children to think of as many number bonds to 20, which will help them with the number problems in the following lesson.
5) The plans for maths lessons go into a bit more detail than foundation subject lessons as often each step of a calculation has to be worked in a slow, methodical way for the children to understand how to work things out themselves. Scaffolding the childrenās learning of mathematical concepts can sometimes be trickier than you think and itās worth writing out in your plan exactly how you are going to talk the class through a concept. Asking the children to have a go at some simpler versions of the problem and show their answers on whiteboards/number fans/flash cards works well as you can then tailor the pace of your lesson to suit the class and see where/who is having difficulties.
6) There are usually more ability groups in maths lessons than any other lesson as children often find it hard to complete activities with larger numbers they have less experience with, whilst others relish the challenge of using the biggest numbers in their calculations! In this plan, I have 5 differentiated groups, with all children completing calculations (giving change from different amounts) that will challenge them.
7) The plenary for a maths lesson should be more substantial than a foundation lesson and recap the learning that has taken place as well as address any misconceptions that have arisen during the lesson. Occasionally it is appropriate to get the children to come up and show the class how to go through a problem independently on the whiteboard, but at other times it is better to gauge how much the children have taken in by paying some sort of game or doing a quiz where everyone can participate - this also helps your future planning/tweaking of the next lesson!
8) As always, evaluating how the lesson went, what the children learned and what issues need to be addressed next lesson. Most of the time maths work is quick to mark, which helps you evaluate how things went before the next lesson!
Hopefully this has helped you to get a clearer idea of how a series of maths lessons can be planned but if you need further clarification on anything or have another question to ask, feel free to send me a message here :)
WATCH WATCH WATCH. John Oliver and a bunch of rad guests made a sex-ed video for students in schools where thereās terrible sex-ed (or none at all).Ā
Art dump part 4
okay story time
so my art teacher assigned us to do a chalk pastel still life of fruits n shit and I was like ānoā
so I drew a banana instead.
and my teacher came by like āyou need to have more than one fruit in your still lifeā
so I was like ākā
and so I put that cherry on top of the banana and titled it āBanana Split Without The Ice Cream Because Life Is Full Of Disappointments: By Fall Out Boyā and I turned that shit in.
My art teacher just started laughing out loud in the middle of class
this is my new favorite thing
Who brought this back Iāll kick their ass
iāve been a student teacher for a first grade class for two days and these are the amazing stories i have had so far. i love kids.
we have to help kids off the bus and to their classes if theyāre kindergartners and donāt know where theyāre going. one girl immediately reached for my hand as soon as she got off the bus and sang me the abcs and counted to 26. the highest she could go. then saw her teacher and ignored me.
all of the student teachers were waiting for the last arriving bus so we all formed a line to help the kids to their classes. upon arrival, one child immediately goesĀ āwhy are they making a tunnel for us? are we famous now? i need to call my momā
one kid didnāt have a name tag so i took him to the office to get one. the aides asked him for his name.Ā ānoahā he promptly said.Ā āwait no. iām david. noah is my brother.ā
the teacher i observe read a book to them about a bird laying eggs. one kid raised his hand as soon as the book ended and yelled at the teacher because there was no daddy in the book andĀ āi know how babies are made there must be a daddyā
one girl was quietly eating her snack during snack time and got up for no reason other than to come over and tell meĀ āmiss jones you are so beautifulā
the teacher tried to take a group picture on top of a climbing structure on the playground. 3+ kids fell off. they thought it was hilarious.
āmiss jones do you wanna know my favoritest movie ever? avengers: age of ultron. itās not for kids but i watched it alone so donāt tell my parents please iāll cryā
two boys punched each other repeatedly and when asked why would you hurt each other, they quickly answeredĀ āweāre in loveā
ācan i call you mama cat?ā
āi am your baby catā
āmeowā
āitās not for kids but i watched it alone so donāt tell my parents please iāll cryā
She is the chosen one who will save disney channel.Ā
high school and college, the whole educational system, in a nutshell.
dont sayĀ āman upā say ālevel upā instead because video games are cooler than gender binary
Slowly but surely making my way through my Children's Books reading list. Today #ivebeenreading Azzi In Between by Sarah Garland, That Rabbit Belongs to Emily Brown by Cressida Cowell and Neal Layton, That Pesky Rat by Lauren Child and Owl Babies by Martin Waddell šš°šš£ #childrenslit #PGCE #primaryteaching #earlyyears #bookstagram
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Just something to brighten up your Monday night. Hang in there, guys! Some days may be terrible, horrible, no good, very bad⦠but there are so many days that arenāt.Ā
Quote from Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day by Judith Viorst
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top 5 harry moments
WALKING TO THE FOREST TO DIE everything from Harry waking up in Dumbledoreās office to Voldemort killing him is just exquisite ā Harryās realisation that Dumbledore had been grooming him for death and Harry being hyperaware of his own body, ābrain and nerve and bounding heartā is all so gorgeous and sad and wonderful, and heās so brave. HEāS SO BRAVE. IāM SO FUCKING SAD ITāS BEEN 7 YEARS
destroying Dumbledoreās office IĀ love this scene because after 4 books of Harry keeping shit to himself and sitting on his feelings you get lots of minor, small explosions post-Cedric dying and then THIS, itās a NUCLEAR BOMB OF ANGER and itās so satisfying to read but also the most painful thing in the world, ever
politely asking the sphinx to move, pleaseĀ this cracks me up every time. if someone was like show me ONE THING that DEFINES Harry James Potter AS A HUMAN AND A CHARACTER I would show them this scene. life-threatening wizard competition. dangerous magical creature. ācan you move, please?ā my son
torturing Amycus after he spit on McGonagallĀ this means A Lot to me because Harry just straight up crucios that fucker without any hesitation or warm-up and puts so much feeling behind it. anything where Harry is morally grey is my favourite because heās The Saviour and the Master of Death and itās like yeah, and he just crucioād a dude so hard he flew across the room and passed out
āyou donāt have to call me āsirā, professor"Ā any scene where Harry backchats Snape is fantastic but I distinctly remember reading this scene and being like OOOHHHH OOOOOHHHH SICK BUUURRNNNN OOOOOOHHHHHHHHHH
You know reading is informative, entertaining, and funā¦but did you also know it can make you healthier? hereās how:
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Secret tip hidden in the Glendale Library
Her curiosity was too much for her. She felt almost as if she could hear the books whispering on the other side of the half-open door. They were promising her a thousand unknown stories, a thousand doors into worlds she had never seen before
Inkheart by Cornelia Funke (via quotemybooks)
Press Here by Herve Tullet and The Day the Crayons Quit by Drew Daywell and @oliverjeffers were definite hits with my cousin's two year old today. His reactions to Press Here were brilliant - it's such a clever interactive book! #presshere #hervetullet #thedaythecrayonsquit #drewdaywell #oliverjeffers #bookstagram #childrensbooks