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- 1. Redesigned Lesson Marion Ashley EDU 697 Professor Philip Orlando July 5, 2016
- 2. Original Lesson Name that Alphabet • Materials Needed: *alphabet book (Chicka Chicka Boom Boom) *whiteboard *magnetic alphabets *alphabet cards Instructions: The teacher will read “Chicka Chicka Boom Boom” by Bill Martin & John Archambault. The teacher will hold up an alphabet card and say the letter and its sound. One student will be asked to find the magnetic letter that matches and say the letter and letter sound. The student will place the magnetic letter on the whiteboard. The teacher will continue until all the letters are placed on the whiteboard.
- 4. Ipad Use Ipads can help the student learn by tracing by finger of the alphabet as well as sounding off the letter sound. The student can repeat the letter sound.
- 5. Audio Books Audio books help the students listen to the text. Such things can be used like cassette tapes, cds, and or MP3 players.
- 6. Smart Board The student will be able to click and drag different things with a pointer or finger during the lesson to better understand it.
- 7. Desktop Computer Many skills can be developed through Internet activities. It has its flexibility and adaptability to differentiated learning. Activities can be from the Frog Street Curriculum, ABCmouse.com, etc. these will help the students advance in learning.
- 8. Learning is Fun with Technology
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- The Ipad can help the student learn by sound and by movement of the finger. An app that can help students in learning alphabets ABCtracing.com
- Audio books help the students listen to the text. Such things can be used like cassette tapes, cds, and or MP3 players. Special playback units allow users to search and bookmark pages and chapters that were heard already. The learner will be able to hear the sounds of the each alphabet.
- There can be better student engagement. The smartboard will provides different ways the teacher can teach a lesson and support many learning styles of each student.