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JMU Elementary Education Program: ELED 434 ALL SECTIO S T+e 2ollo*ing in2ormation (+ould ,e included in t+e +eader o2 t+e le((on /lan: 3elsey 4a%ies 3atie 5lannary 4e ember 6* 7/-8 9o%ember 7/* 7/-8 (2lan must be initialed and dated by the tea her when it is re%iewed:at least (Include the title of each of the following sections in your written plan.) A. Barter Bag in Jamestown How do you get something that you need or want? (Essential idea) !" #ATIO ALE: Students may not need to know how to barter (aside from at the lun h table) but it is im!ortant for their ability to make onne tions between the !ast and !resent. "hey will !ra ti e om!aring and ontrasting our monetary system with a histori al e#am!le. Students will !ra ti e ommuni ation and debating skills whi h are both essential as a !art of their edu ation as iti$ens in a demo ra y. "he early on e#!osure to money and how to handle it will ho!efully de%elo! good money sense and res!onsible monetary de isions. Students in this lesson ha%e basi !arameters in the role !laying but are gi%en a goal and the materials to a hie%e it. "hey make indi%idual hoi es and determine ause and effe t of those hoi es (hy!otheti ally) &' did not barter res!onsibly and therefore did not a (uire all the materials ' needed). C" CO TE$T O% LESSO 'n notes* '+ll ha%e students write down what they know about goods and ser%i es. ,e+ll o!en the dis ussion with making om!arison to our monetary system and histori al !ra ti es. Based on obser%ations in lass* my oo!erating tea her+s ad%i e* and !owerful so ial studies methods* '+ll be doing a role !laying a ti%ity to tea h bartering skills. "his lesson falls in !la e as students ontinue to learn about Jamestown* the first !ermanent settlement in -./0. 1hildren in fourth grade fall under on rete learners. 2iagetian theory states these leaners need on rete rather than abstra t e#!erien es. Sin e the formal idea of bartering (aside from trading at lun h as mentioned abo%e) is not familiar to most students* they need a memorable e#!erien e. Also* multi!le forms of learning and assessment !ro%ides different learners the o!!ortunity to !arti i!ate and fully engage. D" LEA# I & O!JECTI'ES Under(tand ) *+at are t+e ,road generali-ation( t+e (tudent( (+ould ,egin to de.elo/0 1T+e(e can ,e di22icult to a((e(( in one le((on"3
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Do ) *+at are t+e (/eci2ic t+in7ing ,e+a.ior( (tudent( *ill ,e a,le to do or /ractice a( a re(ult o2 t+i( le((on0 1T+e(e *ill al(o ,e a((e((ed in your
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;- <oney was not often 3- "erms> used in the early =irginia <oney> A medium of olony. e# hange ;7 ,hat forms of e# hange 1urren y> whi h were used in the =irginia in ludes oins and olony? !a!er bills Barter: Trading or exchanging of goods and services without the use of money already known 1redit> Buying a good or ser%i e now and !aying for it later 4ebt> A good or ser%i e owed to someone Sa%ings> <oney !ut away to sa%e or to s!end at a later time
4etermine ause@and@effe t relationshi!s. (=S.-b) 4raw on lusions and make generali$ations. (=S.-d) <ake onne tions between !ast and !resent
37 5ew !eo!le had !a!er money or oins to use to buy goods and ser%i es. 38 Barter was ommonly used instead of money. 36 "oba o was used as money. A toba o farmer ould use his toba o to !ay for goods and ser%i es. 3? 5armers and other onsumers ould also buy goods and ser%i es on redit and !ay their debts
when their ro!s were har%ested and sold. 3. 1olonial =irginia had no banks. E" ASSESSI & LEA# I &: 9+at *ill your (tudent( do or (ay5 (/eci2ically5 t+at indicate e.ery (tudent +a( ac+ie.ed your o,:ecti.e(0 #emem,er;e.ery o,:ecti.e mu(t ,e a((e((ed 2or e.ery (tudent< Task: Diagnostic Support: What learning tasks have you features: '+ll ha%e dire tions written organized that can be used for out on one slide for students Use of assessment? to referen e. vocabulary -. Smartboard notes Identify the 7. ;se whiteboards to re%iew Students are already using types of %o abulary money we use hands on mani!ulati%es. 8. Aole !laying bartering now and in a ti%ity Students will be gi%en the past 6. -/ minute write answering what+s e#!e ted of them (coins and three (uestions> about what !rior to the role !laying bills versus they learned while a ti%ity. How students tobacco) bartering* what s!e ifi ro! address one another about One was used for money in bartering will resemble how similarity is 1olonial =A* and define the students !i k !artners in that we still differen e between money lass> use credit and urren y Aaise hand to find I will track ?. E#it ti ket> How did farmers someone that needs a what students in 1olonial =irginia !ay for !artner have in their goods or ser%i es? <ake eye onta t barter bags at Ask* &,ould you like the end of the to...(trade* barter* time segment e# hange)?) ecord answers from student discussion after activity
5. AEBA"E4 ='AC'9'A S"A94AA4S D5 BEAA9'9C (and 9A"'D9AB S"A94AA4S if re(uired) S"A94AA4 =S.6d "he student will demonstrate knowledge of life in the =irginia olony by d) des ribing how money* barter* and redit were used. C. <A"EA'ABS 9EE4E4 Students ha%e o!ies of notes (in or!orating notes from 1") Smart Board !resentation rough sket h from 1" but '+m !lanning on editing it and making it my own 7/ !a!er bags @ 1" Bist of items needed 1"E34 ?@0 of ea h items (!en il* eraser* sti ker* andy* et .) 34 2ost it notes (1"+s desk) ,hite boards* erasers and markers (students all ha%e their own in desks) Cerman* S ots@'rish olonists name tags (they+re in the Shenandoah =alley) =" P#OCEDU#E 1Use this graphic organizer if it is helpful for you. If you create your own format you must include each aspect listed below, in the column headings). Activity Element Time !in minutes" #rocedures and management #tep$by step procedures including %uestions and main points & visualize what you are going to say to the students' It might be helpful to script out what you are going to say( although during the lesson you do not need to use this language verbatim' Story about buying a new Students )escribe what the students will be doing as a result of your instructions Academic$ physical$ social linguistic differentiation$ resources$ and support *ow will you support +,, students?
'ntrodu tion
Students an
onne tions between what they know and what they+re learning <ost of the lass will be noti ing and disse ting the notes in !airs. "he rest of the students (3atia* Jonathan* and Brayan) will be taking notes with me with more guidan e.
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9otes noti e !age by themsel%es (e# e!t for grou! with me)
Students get to mo%e at a more !ersonal !referen e !a edF '+m hel!ing EBB+s and B4+s* fast mo%ing grou!s ha%e a ess to te#t set when done
Same ommunity lassroom rules and e#!e tations for all students. 3now how to !i k !artners by raising hand* looking someone in the eye and asking to s!eak toGusing these same hara teristi s to barter e%eryone will get a name tag and role for barter bag a ti%ity (1" uses nametags in these simulations and role !laying lessons and students kee! tags !ersonal
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Ae%iew e#!e tations for barter a ti%ity needs and how to get them
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Students will identify with the different roles and identities in Jamestown
interestEengagem ent) "ransition 4is uss how bag went> were you able to gather all the things that you need? 4id you make fair trades? ,hat did you barter with? 4is uss and re%iew the a ti%ity they Hust om!leted* re%iew material learned* and address if they a om!lished getting what they needed by bartering.
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2ra ti e bartering and build on rete onne tions to a more abstra t on e!t E#!laining the differen e between redit and debt
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1ome ba k as a grou! and talk to your elbow buddy the differen e between redit and debt
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Hold u! white board with %o abulary words on it ,rite number on sti ky note and answer then sti k it on the door before going to re ess
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<aking onne tions* identifying ause and effe t* and om!aring the ease of buying needs %ersus bartering needs all ha%e o!!ortunity to s!eak 3inestheti !owerful* role !laying a ti%ity 1larify the meanings of new words* retea h to their elbow buddyF re!eating to remember ,orking in !airs* or if needed threes Summati%e (uestion that addresses essential idea
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