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Lesson planning is an essential aspect of effective teaching. It provides a roadmap for teachers and students, ensuring that all learning objectives are met and the curriculum is covered efficiently. Proper lesson planning is critical in the Foundation Phase, where young learners are developing their cognitive, emotional, and social skills. To help teachers plan their lessons effectively, GDE has created a comprehensive set of LIFE SKILLS LESSON PLANS WEEK 1-10 for 2023. These plans provide educators with a structured approach to teaching life skills and enable students to build a solid foundation for future learning. With these lesson plans, teachers can be confident that their students will receive a high-quality education that will set them up for success both in and out of the classroom.

There is a wealth of STEM curricula and classroom resources available to assist educators in developing in students thinking, reasoning, teamwork, investigative and creative skills that they can use in all areas of their lives. The Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education is committed to providing relevant educational materials and teacher resources to assist educators in engaging students in STEM subjects. Below you will find activities and free STEM lesson plans that support classroom learning.

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The primary purpose of the Mississippi College- and Career-Readiness (CCR) Standards Exemplar Mathematics Lesson Plans is to provide mathematics teachers with a sample framework for exemplar lesson plans. The EQuIP Quality Review Rubric was used as a guideline to ensure that our lesson plans are not only aligned to the 2014 MS CCR Standards for Mathematics, but that they also address the depth of the MS CCR Standards for Mathematics, exemplify the key shifts (Focus, Coherence, and Rigor), provide the instructional supports needed to meet a wide range of learners, and clearly identify assessment expectations.

All teachers engage in certain levels of strategic and tactical planning. These terms may seem to belong to the business field, but they are indispensable for effective instruction. If strategic planning involves instructional planning for broader long-term learning goals, for instance semester-end or year-end goals, then tactical planning involves using specific resources to achieve short-term subgoals, often in the form of lesson plans.

Creating a lesson plan helps teachers visualize how a lesson might unfold and helps to anticipate what might or might not happen. In this short article, we will specifically look at the qualities that make a lesson plan effective. We hope the indicators discussed below will help teachers consider how to develop comprehensive and well thought-out lesson plans, such as ones you might find in the Solution Tree resource Instructional Planning for Effective Teaching.

This appendix offers some additional ideas on ways to integrate arts-related activities and skills into lessons involving science, technology, and engineering (STE). Of course, in some cases, mathematics may be needed to complete the activity. We have not included separate activities for engineering or technology because these areas are an integral part of the sample lessons. Activities focusing mainly on mathematics are found in Appendix B. You can adapt any of these suggestions for use in a wide range of grade levels.

English Language Arts lesson plans created by NCDPI as part of the Academically and/or Intellectually Gifted Instructional Resources Project. These resources has been vetted at the state level for standards alignment, AIG focus, and content accuracy.

Students will read aloud the book Joseph Had a Little Overcoat by Simm Taback and will determine relationships among story events by using conjunctions such as the word because to signal and explain simple relationships. The students will discuss the events in the story using a story sequencing activity and will identify conjunctions in the text used in the sequence. The lesson is then extended to teach the students the creative thinking process of SCAMPERing, which will be used to further the study of conjunctions. This divergent thinking process will result in a product that has been changed from its initial state to something new and improved, different and unique. Student partners will illustrate their final product(s) and will explain their “scamperation” orally using conjunctions in their speech. An optional follow-up assignment is explained at the end. This lesson was developed by NCDPI as part of the Academically and/or Intellectually Gifted Instructional Resources Project. This lesson plan has been vetted at the state level for standards alignment, AIG focus, and content accuracy. 

This extended task will be integrated with a second grade social studies unit on the contributions of historical figures. AIG students will research Leonardo da Vinci's futuristic inventions, and then work collaboratively to design original inventions for the future. Emphasis will be on inventions that will help solve a real-world problem or issue. They will write descriptive paragraphs about their invention and publish the finished product using a digital program. They will also build a model of their innovative creation. This lesson was developed by NCDPI as part of the Academically and/or Intellectually Gifted Instructional Resources Project. This lesson plan has been vetted at the state level for standards alignment, AIG focus, and content accuracy. e24fc04721