Day 2:
A- Analyze Learners
I will be teaching 3’s multiplication to a third grade class. There
are ten boys and seven girls. 80% white and 20% African
American.
S- State Objective
My third grade class will be able to say their 4’s by the end of the
day. We will use the games that I found on Pinterest as a way to
start out the class. They will also go over a PowerPoint I created
and will answer them aloud. They will be able to do these with
100% accuracy by the end of the day.
S- Select Methods, Media, and Material.
Based on the different skill levels of the students, the students will
learn how to do their 4s by a PowerPoint. I will give each group
popsicle sticks to make the numbers on the board. They will then
give the answer by writing it on a little white board. I will ask
them for the answer and they will hold up the white board. They
will also get to spend time on the computer playing games.
U- Utilize Media and Material
Each table will be given a box of popsicle sticks. There will be
equations on the PowerPoint they will have to answer. They will
also receive other objects such as little cars or bears. They will get
to get on the computer and play the games provided on Pinterest.
They will be given time to go over the PowerPoint in groups.
R- Require Learners Participation
The students will be given time to finish their games on class. We
will go over the PowerPoint to make sure everyone understood
the questions. I will be writing a multiplication problem on the
smart board and a student at a time will come up and write the
correct answer. We will also talk about the games they played on
Pinterest and go over the correct answers. They will also get to
ask the other students a certain multiplication equation and will
be given a certain time to answer the question.
E- Evaluate and Revise
We will go over PowerPoint aloud and that is what they will be
graded on for the day. They will be graded on how well they did
on the games from Pinterest. They will also get a participation
grade if they participated in the song.

Day 2

  • 1.
    Day 2: A- AnalyzeLearners I will be teaching 3’s multiplication to a third grade class. There are ten boys and seven girls. 80% white and 20% African American. S- State Objective My third grade class will be able to say their 4’s by the end of the day. We will use the games that I found on Pinterest as a way to start out the class. They will also go over a PowerPoint I created and will answer them aloud. They will be able to do these with 100% accuracy by the end of the day. S- Select Methods, Media, and Material. Based on the different skill levels of the students, the students will learn how to do their 4s by a PowerPoint. I will give each group popsicle sticks to make the numbers on the board. They will then give the answer by writing it on a little white board. I will ask them for the answer and they will hold up the white board. They will also get to spend time on the computer playing games. U- Utilize Media and Material Each table will be given a box of popsicle sticks. There will be equations on the PowerPoint they will have to answer. They will also receive other objects such as little cars or bears. They will get to get on the computer and play the games provided on Pinterest. They will be given time to go over the PowerPoint in groups. R- Require Learners Participation The students will be given time to finish their games on class. We will go over the PowerPoint to make sure everyone understood the questions. I will be writing a multiplication problem on the smart board and a student at a time will come up and write the correct answer. We will also talk about the games they played on Pinterest and go over the correct answers. They will also get to ask the other students a certain multiplication equation and will be given a certain time to answer the question.
  • 2.
    E- Evaluate andRevise We will go over PowerPoint aloud and that is what they will be graded on for the day. They will be graded on how well they did on the games from Pinterest. They will also get a participation grade if they participated in the song.