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Lesson Plan Scenarios

Lesson Plan Scenarios . Developed by the students of TLED 432/532 Fall 2013 Old Dominion University . Scenario 1: First Grade .

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Lesson Plan Scenarios

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  1. Lesson Plan Scenarios Developed by the students of TLED 432/532 Fall 2013 Old Dominion University

  2. Scenario 1: First Grade • Our scenario is for a 1st grade class with a total of 20 students. Of the 20 students 2 are white and the other 18 are black. There are no ESL students, however there is 1 student is a male with ADHD, 1 is a male with Autism , and 2 gifted students. Of the 2 gifted students one is a female that reads at a 3rd grade level and the other is a male that reads at a 2nd grade level. The gender balance will be 9 girls 11 boys, with 5 girls and 2 boys reading at low levels and having mastery over few pre-primer words. • Our school will be a title one school that has a 90% FRL population, has very low parent involvement, and is accredited with a warning. It is located in the center of a low socioeconomic neighborhood. The school is properly funded and the classroom has 3 computers plenty of books and learning materials.

  3. Scenario 2: Second Grade • Grade: 2 • # of students: 20 • Breakdown •   -gender: 12 boys 8 girls •   -FRL: 10 (half of our students) •   -race/ethnicity: black, white, hispanic •   -ESL: 4 students •   -Gifted: 5 students •   -Special needs: 2 (1 hearing impaired; 1 autistic)  • Location of school: rural area • Accredited: No • Reading levels: emergent (ESL students); beginner (majority of class); intermediate (gifted students) • Teachers:  1 teacher, parent volunteers,  and ESL teacher, special ed. teacher, reading specialist (these 3 come in for a certain time each day) • Technology: smart boards in most classrooms, 2 classroom laptop sets • Resources: 2 computers in our classroom, teacher aids, classroom library, reading benefit program (students receive free books) • Funding: regular/good • Strengths: comprehension, decoding • Challenges: decoding and fluency for ESL students; prosody for entire class.

  4. Scenario 3: 5/6th Grade • Grade: 5th/6th • # of Students: 20 • ·     Gender: 13males, 7 girls • ·     FRL/SES: 4 • ·     Race/ethnicity: 12 White, 8 Black • ·     Gifted: 4 gifted – no more than 2 content areas/core subjects • ·     ESL: 0 due to demographics • ·     Special Needs: 2, 1 mobility, 1 Dyslexic • Location of school – Rural • ·     Accredited? Yes • ·     Reading levels (by grade equiv.) • o     6 above level (3 – 6th; 3 – 7th) • o     3 behind (one – 3rd, 2 = 4th) • o     11 on level • ·     Technology • o     1 mobile lab (must be reserved) • o     2 SmartBoards in the school (must be reserved) • ·     Resources • o     1 library • o     1 resource room, 2 expert teachers (1 Special Ed & 1 Reading) • O

  5. Scenario 4: Kindergarten • This is a low SES suburban school located in VA Beach. The school is very diverse and transient because of a large military population. In our classroom alone we have 2 Asian children, 1 Indian child, 3 Hispanic children, 1 Arab child and 8 African-American children and 10 Caucasian children. There are 16 girls and 9 boys. 10 children are FRL. • The reading levels in the class vary. 2 are below average, 15 are on grade level, and 8 are above average. We have a cluster of 8 gifted students. There are 3 ESL students and one child who is high functioning autistic ( He performs well academically, but lacks social skills and communication).

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