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This document provides details about a lesson for 6th grade special education students. The lesson uses both visual images and text to stimulate creative and critical thinking in an accommodating way. Screenshots of the lesson slides are included, which involve activities like categorizing words by ending sounds, identifying characteristics of a word, matching pictures to vocabulary items, and completing a crossword puzzle with vocabulary words. Feedback on each activity is provided, noting strengths and potential improvements.
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- 4. • The following slides will be screenshots from the lesson that I have selected to use.
- 6. • What I like: the variety of ending sounds on the chart is a strength. • What I would change: I would give the students a piece of paper so that they can write the alphabet down and use it as a reference. I would also have them group the words by the ending sound.
- 7. • What I like: the variety of characteristics of “Mom.” • What I would add: other words and try and have the students find characteristics that link “Mom” with another word.
- 8. • What I like: Having pictures to represent the items gives the students a visual image to see which always helps me. • What I would add: more examples and make them complex and not as obvious. Clearly food is necessary, but other necessities like oxygen for instance are not as obvious to students.
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