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Engaging Multi-Subject Lesson Plans

This document outlines lesson plans for Kara Tippey that target different learning strategies and intelligences. The plans include math, science, reading and writing lessons. Strategies used include demonstration, hands-on learning, direct instruction and categorization. Lessons foster bodily-kinesthetic, musical, interpersonal, intrapersonal, verbal-linguistic, logical-mathematical, visual-spatial and naturalist intelligences. Mastery of concepts and sharing ideas are emphasized through group work and independent practice.

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Engaging Multi-Subject Lesson Plans

This document outlines lesson plans for Kara Tippey that target different learning strategies and intelligences. The plans include math, science, reading and writing lessons. Strategies used include demonstration, hands-on learning, direct instruction and categorization. Lessons foster bodily-kinesthetic, musical, interpersonal, intrapersonal, verbal-linguistic, logical-mathematical, visual-spatial and naturalist intelligences. Mastery of concepts and sharing ideas are emphasized through group work and independent practice.

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Kara Tippey

M – Math Lesson S1 – Science Lesson #1 S2 – Science Lesson #2 R – Reading Lesson

W – Writing Lesson

ST – Mastery 35%
Strategies Planned
 Demonstration:
M – Students are able to see how many more are needed in anticipatory set
S2 – Teacher demonstrates the correct process
R – Students watch and read along in the guided reading center
W – The provided information portion provides demonstration of the method of
writing
 Hands-on experience:
M – Students manipulate cubes and pompoms during stations
S1 – Students are experimenting with their senses
S2 – Students assemble the experiment
 Direct instructions:
M – During mini-lesson direct instruction is provided to allow students to explore
for answer and then more instruction is given if they are unable to find an answer
S1 – The beginning of the lesson presentation has time for instruction of the
senses
S2 – Students are given specific instructions about how to conduct experiment
W – Writing prompt
 Categorizing:
M – Math stations allow for categorization

Multiple Intelligences fostered


 Body/Kinesthetic:
M – Students move around during game in anticipatory set. The station using
pompoms allow students to manipulate in order to learn
S1 – Students are handling the items during the experiment

SF – Interpersonal 35%

Strategies Planned
 Group experiences and working with others:
M – Game involves playing with others and the stations all have groups that are
working together
S2 – Students share experiment with a group
R – Reading stations are in groups
W – Sharing in pairs
 Chances to share ideas with other students and present ideas to the class:
M – Closure has students showing ideas with circles on the board
S1 – Share with friends
S2 – Share findings in journals, with friends, and at the end of the lesson
R – Recorded video
W – Sharing in pairs

Multiple Intelligences fostered


 Musical/Rhythmic:
M – Game involves moving in sync with other students
R – Working with rhyming patterns will be more appealing
 Interpersonal:
M – Students work together at pompom station and demonstrate concept during
conclusion
S1 – Share findings with a friend
S2 – Working to observe experiment in groups
R – Students work together to read in groups

NI - Understanding 20%
Strategies Planned
 Relating and connecting different ideas:
M – Concept is brought through lesson from beginning, through stations, to end
S1 – Concept of senses brought into this experiment
S2 – Experiment shows process of plants and water; students connect the cause of
the color to the process
R – Rhyming patterns are emphasized from past lessons
 Gaining information through direct instruction and searching the textbook for information:
M – Direct instruction is offered during mini-lesson
 Chances to work independently in hands-on activities:
M – pompom station is hands-on and some students will work independently
 Comparing and contrasting:
M – Two groups of blocks are compared in different parts of the lesson to figure
out which has more
S2 – Celery without water is different than the one with

Multiple Intelligences fostered


 Intrapersonal:
S1 – Students imagine their favorite place and the different things they can sense
about it
 Verbal/Linguistic:
M – During closure student show and explain concept
S1 – Students explain hypothesis and findings
S2 – Students journal their findings
R – Students are working with written language
W – Students are working to express thoughts in words

NF – Self-expressive 10%
Strategies Planned
 Discussion and chance to ask questions during instruction:
M – Guided math station
S1 – Students are allowed to ask questions during the lesson presentation
S2 – Students discuss their findings with others
R – Guided reading
 Discovery learning:
M – pompom and guided math station
S1 – Discover how smell affects taste
S2 – Discover how water works with plants
 Creating hypotheses:
S1 – Guess if smell affects taste
S2 – Students note what they think will happen

Multiple Intelligences fostered


 Logical/Mathematical:
M – students have to think mathematically to solve problems
S1 – Why can they see the color
 Visual/Spatial:
M – Game allows students to make use of space and visualize concept
S2 – Students see the water in the celery
 Naturalist:
S2 – Students learn about plants with water

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