This document summarizes a lesson plan about photosynthesis that incorporates different digital learning tools. The lesson includes exploring a website about photosynthesis, reviewing a diagram of the process, and using interactive tools like a SMART board game and Kahoot! quiz. Google Slides is identified as an effective way to present new digital resources and tools to help students learn, as it allows the teacher to display information and link to online content in one organized place.

1. Science
Meghan Thorogood
Tech Module 3
Semester: Fall 2018
12/11/2018

2. Topic:
Photosynthesis

3. Video.

4. Written Content
● Students can further their
understanding on the process
of photosynthesis by exploring
the website Science for Kids
Club!

5. Diagram.
Carbon Dioxide
Plant
Oxygen
Water
Sunlight
The Different
Components of
Photosynthesis

6. Smart Exchange
● Something is wrong with my computer and it would not
allow the SMART board application to fully download on
my computer. However, I was able to explore it with a
friend on their computer and see how it can be used to
make classroom learning more interactive and engaging
for students
● In this SMART board lesson, students will learn the
different parts of plants and will even be able to play a
category game at the end, putting animals and plants into
the correct category. Understanding the parts of plants
will help student better understand photosynthesis.
SMART Exchange

7. Kahoot!
● To see what students learned about the process of photosynthesis through the
video, website, and diagram, we are going to be doing a Kahoot!

8. Mini Reflection.
● How can Google Slides help you share new digital resources and tools for
learning?
a. Google slides is an effective way to present new digital resources and tools
to students in the classroom. It allows teachers to present information in
multiple ways. In a google slides presentation, you can display diagrams
and hyperlink resources such as a Kahoot! to keep students learning about
the topic in a fun and different way. Through Google Slides, a teacher can
have all the components of their lesson in one place, rather than switching
between different tabs on an internet browser.