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Unit Author
Name MOHD KHALID BIN MD YUSOF
School District KUALA TERENGGANU
School Name SK PULAU BAHAGIA
School City, State MANIR, KUALA TERENGGANU, TERENGGANU
Unit Overview
Unit Title
Constellations
Unit Summary
This unit to address the followings:
Goal – To study on:
1) the definition of constellation.
2) identifying the constellations from the stars formation.
3) the importance of constellation for the human.
Product – 1) Poster
Essential
Question What are things that you can find in the space?
Assessment Plan
Assessment Timeline
Before project work begins Students work on projects After project work is
and complete tasks completed
Assessment Summary
Questioning occurs throughout the unit to probe student thinking and allow student reflection.
Teacher conferences are held to provide feedback, guide and assist students throughout the project,
and adjust instruction as necessary. Students use a poster checklist to monitor their progress and a
rubric to assess their creative work.
Unit Details
Prerequisite Skills
Instructional Procedures
Week 1
Pose the essential question, What are things that you can find in the space?
Begin by asking students about things that they can find in the space, either from their previous
lesson, reading a book or magazine or watching the television. In small groups, have students begin
to talk about things in space that they know and brainstorm their thoughts, examples, and ideas.
Bring the discussion back to the whole group and chart the group’s responses. This is a great
opportunity to talk about things they know and exists and things that are probably just their
imaginations.
Pose the unit question, What can you see in the sky during the nightfall?
Ask students to collect information about activities they do outside the home during the nightfall.
After that, state the activities they have collect the information with the place that suits the activities.
Teacher shows slide presentation containing the things that exist in the space. Some of the examples
is showing the stars and the formations of constellations.
Week 2
Pose the unit question, What is a constellation?
To get student involved in the field guide activities, pose the content question, How does the
constellations looked like?
Teacher distributed some flashcards for the groups and let them recognize which formation of stars
they have ever encountered. Teacher showed the presentation slides consisting the constellation. The
pupils were given worksheet each for them to complete before the class is over.
Week 3
Then, tell students that their task will be to work as a team to create the poster and students need to
collect the information for it. Besides that, teacher will ask students to play a role as an astronaut or
astrology students. Teacher explains the steps to completed organizer process. Students may plan
their ideas using the poster and each group has drafted their stories whether to be an astronaut or
the astrology students. They can elaborate their stories by make an action in group as an astronaut
or the astrology students.
• Provide more support, using teaching assistants, parents, and student helpers.
• Provide written and oral instructions in a variety of ways
Resource • Allow extra time for completing assignments
Student • Work with a parent or a teacher's aide for assistance
• Provide teacher-created templates to guide work
• Encourage the students to create poster about constellation and the seasons.
Gifted • Encourage the students to play a role as an astronaut.
Student
• Encourage the students to explore the internet about information of the
constellation.
Constellation – Wikipedia
Internet Resources http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Constellation
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