“ Lesson Planning on the iPad” Joey Feith | September 2011
Created using Numbers for iOS iPad Lesson Plans
Started by creating templates that could later be duplicated and then filled with lesson information.  Created one template per Competency Competencies were taken from the Quebec Education Program iPad Lesson Plans
Within the template, lesson sections are organized by tabs iPad Lesson Plans
The first tab shows lesson information (e.g. Period #, Grade, Lesson Duration, Objectives, etc.) iPad Lesson Plans
The template showcases curriculum information to show how that lesson links back to my provincial Curriculum. The information that goes into these cells is copy/pasted straight from the curriculum ... which I retyped into my iPad (I’m a keener, don’t judge) iPad Lesson Plans
I’ve also included a section to prepare for students with special needs (e.g. students with disabilities, students with behaviour issues, etc) iPad Lesson Plans
The next three tabs are for the main sections of the lesson: Warm-Up, Main Activity, Cool-Down Each tab has a table that includes: Sub-Sections Activity Description Progressions Learning Cues Time Diagram iPad Lesson Plans
The last tab is for any comments/reflections I might like to add to the lesson plan iPad Lesson Plans
Sample Lesson Plan
This is a sample lesson plan I taught this past week I try to write an objective for each of the psychomotor, social-affective, and cognitive domains Sidenote: the objectives for this lesson are not clearly defined. I just started working at my school and am still teaching students my routines/procedures Sample Lesson Plan
I don’t always include activity descriptions if I know the activity well ... or if I’m using an activity from ThePhysicalEducator.com (hint, hint) However, progressions are always there Sample Lesson Plan
Diagrams are created by taking a screenshot on my iPad of one of our game/activity sheets I then mask the screenshot to isolate the diagram on the sheet Sample Lesson Plan
I always leave room for a final review at the end of the class Sample Lesson Plan
Thanks for watching You can find the template at ThePhysicalEducator.com
Facebook.com / thephysicaleducator YouTube.com / thephysicaleducator Twitter.com / phys_educator

Physical Education iPad Lesson Planning

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    “ Lesson Planningon the iPad” Joey Feith | September 2011
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    Created using Numbersfor iOS iPad Lesson Plans
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    Started by creatingtemplates that could later be duplicated and then filled with lesson information. Created one template per Competency Competencies were taken from the Quebec Education Program iPad Lesson Plans
  • 5.
    Within the template,lesson sections are organized by tabs iPad Lesson Plans
  • 6.
    The first tabshows lesson information (e.g. Period #, Grade, Lesson Duration, Objectives, etc.) iPad Lesson Plans
  • 7.
    The template showcasescurriculum information to show how that lesson links back to my provincial Curriculum. The information that goes into these cells is copy/pasted straight from the curriculum ... which I retyped into my iPad (I’m a keener, don’t judge) iPad Lesson Plans
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    I’ve also includeda section to prepare for students with special needs (e.g. students with disabilities, students with behaviour issues, etc) iPad Lesson Plans
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    The next threetabs are for the main sections of the lesson: Warm-Up, Main Activity, Cool-Down Each tab has a table that includes: Sub-Sections Activity Description Progressions Learning Cues Time Diagram iPad Lesson Plans
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    The last tabis for any comments/reflections I might like to add to the lesson plan iPad Lesson Plans
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    This is asample lesson plan I taught this past week I try to write an objective for each of the psychomotor, social-affective, and cognitive domains Sidenote: the objectives for this lesson are not clearly defined. I just started working at my school and am still teaching students my routines/procedures Sample Lesson Plan
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    I don’t alwaysinclude activity descriptions if I know the activity well ... or if I’m using an activity from ThePhysicalEducator.com (hint, hint) However, progressions are always there Sample Lesson Plan
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    Diagrams are createdby taking a screenshot on my iPad of one of our game/activity sheets I then mask the screenshot to isolate the diagram on the sheet Sample Lesson Plan
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    I always leaveroom for a final review at the end of the class Sample Lesson Plan
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    Thanks for watchingYou can find the template at ThePhysicalEducator.com
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    Facebook.com / thephysicaleducatorYouTube.com / thephysicaleducator Twitter.com / phys_educator