EDUC 571
Curriculum Project: Horizontal Mapping Project – Elementary or SPED Assignment Instructions
MAT in Elementary or SPED
Decide the grade level for which you will create your Curriculum Project (choose the grade you teach now or hope to teach in the future). Review the state standards for your grade level in English, Mathematics, Science, Social Science, Fine Arts, Health and PE.
Configure a horizontal map (scope and sequence) that displays "when" and "how long" certain standards (content or skills) will be taught.
Create horizontal mapping for 18 weeks (half of the school year or 90 days). Do not include holidays or other school calendar events.
Standards do not have to be taught in order but skills that build on one another should be taught in correct chronological order (for example, you would teach the math standard that addresses addition and subtraction computation before teaching the standard that addresses calculating elapsed time).
Give examples of interdisciplinary integration--show how the various content areas relate to each other. For example:
• If you are teaching grids and how to plot points in math, you could teach map skills (using longitude and latitude) in Social Science.
• If you are teaching poetry in English / Language Arts class, you could introduce your history lesson with a poem such as “O Captain, My Captain” by Walt Whitman (an homage to Abraham Lincoln after his assassination following the Civil War).
Your completed Horizontal Map Project is the basis for your Curriculum Project.
Template
Client information/ presenting issue and any relevant information about setting and demographics.
Agency: Sound Options
Client: Mrs. K
Date: 07/20/2021
Presenting issues and purpose of contact:
A case manager from the MS society contacted sound options because Mrs. K needs assistance finding resources in the Tacoma area to help her get some care givers in the home for a couple hours a day. She needs help with housekeeping and transportation for appointments. Mrs.K is 48 years old and was diagnosed with MS in 2019. This will be our first meeting we will be filling out an application for copes.
Dialogue
Identify skills , techniques and theories,
Analysis/assessment of dialogue
Personal reactions and self-reflection to the interaction
Student Self Assessment:
Plan for next Interview:
Georgia Standards Horizontal Mapping Project: Second Grade
John Doe
Liberty University
Running head: HORIZONTAL MAPPING PROJECT 1
SAMPLE PLANNING CHARTS 2
Week 1
DAY
ENGLISH
MATHEMATICS
SCIENCE
SOCIAL STUDIES
Integration Possibilities
1
ELAGSE2RL1 – Who, What, Where, When, Why
MGES2.NBT.2 – Skip Counting
S2E1 – Stars
SS2H1a – James Oglethorpe
ELA/SS – Study the Who, What, Where, When, Why of James Oglethorpe
ART/SC – Create constellations.
MA/PE – Skip count ...
1. EDUC 571
Curriculum Project: Horizontal Mapping Project – Elementary
or SPED Assignment Instructions
MAT in Elementary or SPED
Decide the grade level for which you will create your
Curriculum Project (choose the grade you teach now or hope to
teach in the future). Review the state standards for your grade
level in English, Mathematics, Science, Social Science, Fine
Arts, Health and PE.
Configure a horizontal map (scope and sequence) that displays
"when" and "how long" certain standards (content or skills) will
be taught.
Create horizontal mapping for 18 weeks (half of the
school year or 90 days). Do not include holidays or other school
calendar events.
Standards do not have to be taught in order but skills that build
on one another should be taught in correct chronological order
(for example, you would teach the math standard that addresses
addition and subtraction computation before teaching the
standard that addresses calculating elapsed time).
Give examples of interdisciplinary integration--show how the
various content areas relate to each other. For example:
• If you are teaching grids and how to plot points in math, you
could teach map skills (using longitude and latitude) in Social
Science.
• If you are teaching poetry in English / Language Arts class,
you could introduce your history lesson with a poem such as “O
Captain, My Captain” by Walt Whitman (an homage to Abraham
Lincoln after his assassination following the Civil War).
Your completed Horizontal Map Project is the basis for your
Curriculum Project.
2. Template
Client information/ presenting issue and any relevant
information about setting and demographics.
Agency: Sound Options
Client: Mrs. K
Date: 07/20/2021
Presenting issues and purpose of contact:
A case manager from the MS society contacted sound options
because Mrs. K needs assistance finding resources in the
Tacoma area to help her get some care givers in the home for a
couple hours a day. She needs help with housekeeping and
transportation for appointments. Mrs.K is 48 years old and was
diagnosed with MS in 2019. This will be our first meeting we
will be filling out an application for copes.
3. Dialogue
Identify skills , techniques and theories,
Analysis/assessment of dialogue
Personal reactions and self-reflection to the interaction
6. Georgia Standards Horizontal Mapping Project: Second Grade
John Doe
Liberty University
Running head: HORIZONTAL MAPPING PROJECT
1
SAMPLE PLANNING CHARTS 2
Week 1
DAY
ENGLISH
MATHEMATICS
SCIENCE
SOCIAL STUDIES
Integration Possibilities
1
ELAGSE2RL1 – Who, What, Where, When, Why
MGES2.NBT.2 – Skip Counting
S2E1 – Stars
SS2H1a – James Oglethorpe
ELA/SS – Study the Who, What, Where, When, Why of James
Oglethorpe
ART/SC – Create constellations.
MA/PE – Skip counting and skipping.
2
7. 3
MGSE2.NBT.1 – Place Value
4
5
Week 2
DAY
ENGLISH
MATHEMATICS
SCIENCE
SOCIAL STUDIES
Integration Possibilities
6
ELAGSE2SL3 – Ask/Answer from A Speaker
MGSE2.NBT.1 – Place Value
8. S2E1a – Physical Attributes: Size
SS2H1a - Tomochichi
ELA/SS – Ask/Answer from speaker activity with Tomochichi
being the principle mediator between Natives and English
settlers.
7
8
MGSE2.NBT.3 -
Read/Write to 1000
9
10
9. Week 3
DAY
ENGLISH
MATHEMATICS
SCIENCE
SOCIAL STUDIES
Integration Possibilities
11
ELAGSE2RL2 – Recount Stories for Message, Lesson, Moral
MGSE2.NBT.3 -
Read/Write to 1000
S2E1a – Physical Attributes: Brightness
SS2H1a – Mary Musgrove
MA/SC – Compare Brightness of Stars Using <, >, and =
ELA/SS – Recount story about Mary Musgrove
12
13
MGSE2.NBT.4 – Compare using <, >, and =
14
10. 15
Week 4
DAY
ENGLISH
MATHEMATICS
SCIENCE
SOCIAL STUDIES
Integration Possibilities
16
ELAGSE2RL3 – Character Response
MGSE2.NBT.4 – Compare using <, >, and =
S2E1b – The Sun’s Attributes: Size
SS2H1b - Sequoyah
ELA/SS – Character Response to Sequoyah
MUSIC/ELA – Rhythm and Meaning Lesson
17
11. 18
19
ELAGSE2RL4 – Rhythm and Meaning
MGSE2.MD.10 – Picture and bar graphs
20
Week 5
DAY
ENGLISH
MATHEMATICS
SCIENCE
SOCIAL STUDIES
Integration Possibilities
21
ELAGSE2RL4 – Rhythm and Meaning
MGSE2.OA1 – Add/ Subtract Within 100 Using X
S2E1b – The Sun’s Attributes: Brightness
SS2H1e – Juliette Gordon Low
ELA/SS – Story Structure of Juliette Gordon Low’s life.
12. 22
23
ELAGSE2RL5 – Story Structure
24
25
Week 6
DAY
ENGLISH
MATHEMATICS
SCIENCE
SOCIAL STUDIES
Integration Possibilities
13. 26
ELAGSE2RL5 – Story Structure
MGSE2.OA1 – Add/ Subtract Within 100 Using X
S2E2a – Plan Investigation: Sun Patterns Effect on Earth
SS2H1d – Martin Luther King, Jr.
ELA/SS – Story Structure of Martin Luther King, Jr.’s life.
ELA/SS – Recount story of MLK’s life.
27
28
ELAGSE2SL2 – Recount from Written and Oral
MGSE2.OA.2 – Add/ Subtract Within 20 Mentally
29
30
14. Week 7
DAY
ENGLISH
MATHEMATICS
SCIENCE
SOCIAL STUDIES
Integration Possibilities
31
ELAGSE2SL2 – Recount from Written and Oral
MGSE2.OA.2 – Add/ Subtract Within 20 Mentally
S2E2a – Implement Investigation: Sun Patterns Effect on Earth
SS2H1c – Jackie Robinson
PE/SS – Jackie Robinson, play baseball.
MA/PE/SS – Take score in Baseball, adding mentally.
32
33
ELAGSE2RL6 – Point of View
MGSE2.NBT.5 – Add/ Subtract Within 100 Using Place Value
34
15. 35
Week 8
DAY
ENGLISH
MATHEMATICS
SCIENCE
SOCIAL STUDIES
Integration Possibilities
36
ELAGSE2SL1 – Collaborative Conversations
MGSE2.NBT.5 – Add/ Subtract Within 100 Using Place Value
S2E2c – Study Length of Day / Night During Seasons
SS2H1f – Jimmy Carter
ELA/SCI – Have collaborative conversations about length of
day/ night and the seasonal effects.
37
16. 38
MGSE2.MD.8 – Word Problems With Money
39
40
Week 9
DAY
ENGLISH
MATHEMATICS
SCIENCE
SOCIAL STUDIES
Integration Possibilities
41
ELAGSE2RL7 – Illustrations and Words
MGSE2.MD.8 – Word Problems With Money
S2E2c – Graph Length of Day / Night During Seasons
SS2H2a – Georgia Creek Indians
ELA/SS – Use illustrations to better understand Creek Indians
17. MA/SS – Review bar graphs using information on Creek Indians
42
43
Review MGSE2.MD.10 – Picture and bar graphs
44
ELAGSE2RL9 – Compare/Contrast Two Stories
45
Week 10
DAY
ENGLISH
MATHEMATICS
18. SCIENCE
SOCIAL STUDIES
Integration Possibilities
46
ELAGSE2RL9 – Compare/Contrast Two Stories
MGSE2.MD.1 – Measure Objects with Tools
S2E2b – Design Structure to Demonstrate Shadows
SS2H2a – Georgia Cherokee Indians
MA/SCI – Practice measuring shadow structure designs.
Art/S – Create a design for a shadow structure.
Health/SS – Discuss what the indians used for medicine.
47
48
49
ELAGSE2L1 – English Grammar
19. 50
Week 11
DAY
ENGLISH
MATHEMATICS
SCIENCE
SOCIAL STUDIES
Integration Possibilities
51
ELAGSE2L1 – English Grammar
MGSE2.MD.2 – Measure with Different Units
S2E2b – Build Structure to Demonstrate Shadows
SS2G1a – Blue Ridge, Piedmont, Coastal Plain
Art/SS – Create map of Georgia regions.
MA/SCI – Measure structure with different units.
52
53
20. 54
55
Week 12
DAY
ENGLISH
MATHEMATICS
SCIENCE
SOCIAL STUDIES
Integration Possibilities
56
ELAGSE2L2 – Capitalization, Punctuation, Spelling
MGSE2.MD.3 – Estimate Length
S2E2d – Study Moon Patterns
SS2G1a – Ridge and Valley, Appalachian Plateau
MA/PE: Race to estimate length of objects outside.
Music/S: Learn moon phases from a song.
ELA/SS – Capitalization of proper nouns (regions).
21. Art/SS – Map of different regions.
57
58
59
60
Week 13
DAY
ENGLISH
MATHEMATICS
SCIENCE
22. SOCIAL STUDIES
Integration Possibilities
61
ELAGSE2L3 – Language Conventions
MGSE2.MD.4 – Measure Objects to Determine Difference
S2E2d – Illustrate / Predict Moon Patterns
SS2G1b – Savannah, Flint, Chattahoochee Rivers
ELA/SCI – Researching unknown words/phrases while studying
the moon patterns.
MA/SS – Measure rivers to determine difference in length.
Art/SS – Add rivers to map.
62
63
ELAGSE2L4 – Unknown Words/Phrases
64
23. 65
Week 14
DAY
ENGLISH
MATHEMATICS
SCIENCE
SOCIAL STUDIES
Integration Possibilities
66
ELAGSE2L4 – Unknown Words/Phrases
MGSE2.MD.5 – Word Problems with Length
S2E3 – Weather Effects on Environment
SS2G2a – Significant Locations for Historical Figures
SCI/SS – Study weather effects on significant locations.
MA/SCI – Word problems with length that have to do with
weather effects.
67
68
ELAGSE2L5 – Word Relationships/Nuances
24. 69
70
Week 15
DAY
ENGLISH
MATHEMATICS
SCIENCE
SOCIAL STUDIES
Integration Possibilities
71
ELAGSE2L6 – Acquired Words
MGSE2.MD.5 – Word Problems with Length
S2E3 – Plant Effects on Environment
SS2G2a – Significant Locations for Creek/Cherokee Indians
SCI/SS – Locations for Indians that included plants for food.
MA/Music/SS – Song “One Little, Two Little, Three Little
Indians”
25. 72
73
MGSE2.MD.6 – Whole Numbers on a Number Line
74
ELAGSE2W3 – Writing Narratives
75
Week 16
DAY
ENGLISH
MATHEMATICS
SCIENCE
SOCIAL STUDIES
Integration Possibilities
26. 76
ELAGSE2W3 – Writing Narratives
MGSE2.MD.7 – Tell/ Write Time with Digital/Analog
S2E3 – Animal Effects on Environment
SS2G2b – Creek/Cherokee Adaptations to Environment
SCI/SS – Animal effects on Indians and Environment
ELA/SS – Write narrative about Indians.
77
78
79
80
27. Week 17
DAY
ENGLISH
MATHEMATICS
SCIENCE
SOCIAL STUDIES
Integration Possibilities
81
ELAGSE2W5 – Revising & Editing
MGSE2.MD.7 – Tell/ Write Time with Digital/Analog
S2E3 – Human Effects on Environment
SS2G2c – Effects of Regions on Historical Figures
SCI/SS – Effect of regions on Historical Figures and vice versa.
MA/SCI – How humans affect environment at different times of
day.
82
83
MGSE2.MD.9 – Lengths on a Line Plot
28. 84
85
Week 18
DAY
ENGLISH
MATHEMATICS
SCIENCE
SOCIAL STUDIES
Integration Possibilities
86
ELAGSE2W6 - Publishing
MGSE2.MD.9 – Lengths on a Line Plot
S2E3a/b – Environmental Changes in Community
SS2G2d – Creek/Cherokee Indian’s Local Resources
SCI/SS – Changes in our community today, and how that might
affect Indians resources, historically.
87
29. 88
Review Problem Areas
89
90
HORIZONTAL MAPPING PROJECT
8
References
English Language Arts (ELA). (2015). In Georgiastandards.org.
Retrieved from https://www.georgiastandards.org/Georgia-
Standards/Documents/ELA-Standards-Grades-K-5.pdf
Georgia Standards of Excellence: Mathematics. (2016). In
Georgiastandards.org. Retrieved from
https://www.georgiastandards.org/Georgia-
Standards/Documents/Grade-K-5-Mathematics-Standards.pdf
30. Science Georgia Standards of Excellence. (2016). In
Georgiastandards.org. Retrieved from
https://www.georgiastandards.org/Georgia-
Standards/Documents/Science-Second-Grade-Georgia-
Standards.pdf
Social Studies Georgia Standards of Excellence. (2016). In
Georgiastandards.org. Retrieved from
https://www.georgiastandards.org/Georgia-
Standards/Documents/Social-Studies-2nd-Grade-Georgia-
Standards.pdf