The growth-unit plan is for a 4th grade class of 20 students, including 12 girls and 8 boys from low-income families. Three students are Hispanic and two have ADD. Through hands-on activities, visual aids, maps, reading, and discussion over 5 days, the teacher aims to help students differentiate and describe different types of growth like mental, physical, population, industrial, and technology growth with 95% accuracy.

1. Growth-Unit Plan
By: Chloe White

2. • I will be teaching a Fourth Grade classroom with twenty
students. Twelve of those students will be girls and eight
will be boys. They will be from low income families,
three students are Hispanic, and two students have mild
ADD.
Analyze Learner

3. • My students will be able to differentiate and describe the
different types of growth by hands on activities, visual
aids, maps, reading stories, and class discussion within
five days with 95% accuracy.
Main Objective

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Mental Growth
Physical Growth
Population Growth
Industrial Growth
Technology Growth
Day-to-Day

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Visual- Aid
Maps
Hands-on-activities
Reading
Use of Technology

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