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The document outlines the plan for the first 4 days of a grade 9 science class. Day 1 involves introducing classroom procedures and expectations through an icebreaker activity. Day 2 focuses on a debate about cellphone policies. Day 3 includes demonstrations to engage inquiry and homework researching local topics. Day 4 allows students to explore curriculum connections to local interests through an outdoor activity or online exploration. The teacher aims to assess students and incorporate their interests into future lessons throughout the introductory period.
The document outlines the plan for the first 4 days of a grade 9 science class. Day 1 involves introducing classroom procedures and expectations through an icebreaker activity. Day 2 focuses on a debate about cellphone policies. Day 3 includes demonstrations to engage inquiry and homework researching local topics. Day 4 allows students to explore curriculum connections to local interests through an outdoor activity or online exploration. The teacher aims to assess students and incorporate their interests into future lessons throughout the introductory period.
The document outlines the plan for the first 4 days of a grade 9 science class. Day 1 involves introducing classroom procedures and expectations through an icebreaker activity. Day 2 focuses on a debate about cellphone policies. Day 3 includes demonstrations to engage inquiry and homework researching local topics. Day 4 allows students to explore curriculum connections to local interests through an outdoor activity or online exploration. The teacher aims to assess students and incorporate their interests into future lessons throughout the introductory period.
The following first days of class presentation outline the first
week (4 days due to the holiday Monday) of a grade 9 general science class with 26 students. Before The First Day
Become familiar with OSR, I.E.P.’s
I.C.R.P.’s Havea classroom setup ready to go with supplies and containers Create a seating plan based on 26 students and long table instead of single desks. Classroom Setup
Container at front of room with
supplies (pencils, sharpener, hole puncher, stapler, rulers, handouts from previous days) all with names on them and tape outlines Cellphone bin (discussed later) Seating Plan (26 Students) Expectations Respect for all When someone has the floor we are quiet Attentive, listening, responsive Absolutely no derogatory terms Teamwork – working together throughout the year Nocellphones unless otherwise stated Activities/Class Responses
Partner Cards: 1. fill out
questionnaire about yourself. 2. fill out questionnaire about assigned partner Cellphone Policy: Class decides whether they keep phones and I take it if I see it, or they hand them in to a bin when they enter. Day 1 Class structure (front bins~10min) Introductory game – 2 truths and a lie (~30-40 min) Introduce myself Misguided “facts” about science Students make one for themselves Go over my expectations (10-15min) Cellphone policy – write down information for the debate (<10min) Day 2 Collect cellphone policy debate homework Organize the class randomly into two groups to prepare arguments for the debate (2x13) Have the debate Allowsteam building, time for me to reiterate my expectations throughout class, and analyze evidence Day 3: How it works Dedicated to get students thinking Demos to engage inquiry: rope in a container, electrical circuits, double displacement reactions Time to check the text and web for answers Homework: Students pick a topic from the local community they are interested in and research it in terms of the course content Day 4: Exploration Day
Create a Padlet with the class
about topics from previous days Go over semester plan/course outline and try to relate local interests to science curriculum Outdoor day to examine local wildlife (if fall course) or google street view Important Notes
Constantly assessing students
(cooperation, independence, behaviour, work ethic, etc… to determine best behavioural strategies and academic delivery Lookfor student interests that may S.T.E.M. into inquiry work! (see what I did there? ;) )