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This lesson plan outlines an educational activity for students to learn about a subject. It specifies the grade level, overview and purpose of the lesson, which is to teach students specific skills and information. The plan lists the national and state education standards the lesson meets. It details the objectives and types of learning for students, such as psychomotor, cognitive and affective. The core learning activity and tasks are described, along with ways to check student understanding and review at the end of the lesson.
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Basic lesson plan template
- 1. Type the name of the lesson here Grade Level: Subject: Prepared By: Overview & Purpose What will be learned and why it is useful. National & State Standards What education standards that this lesson satisfies. Objectives (Specify skills/information that will be learned.) Students will be able to… Psychomotor Cognitive Affective Equipment Utilized Introductory Activity Lesson Introduction
- 2. Verification/CFU (Steps to check for student understanding) Lesson Core/Learning Activity (Describe the learning activity) Informing Task Extention Task Refinement Task Application Task Lesson Closure/Review Lesson Pre-Cue