FRACTIONS
Name: Karina Medina
Grade Level: 2nd Grade Math
Topic or Assignment #: Fractions
Duration of Activity: One class period
A. State Competency – 2.N.3 Explore the foundational ideas of fractions.
B. Objectives for this lesson – 2.N.3.1 Identify the parts of a set and area that represent fractions for halves, thirds, and fourths.
1. At the end of this activity, students will have the knowledge to comprehend fractions and be able to use a 3D pie as a visual and tactile aid to analyze pictures and write fractions out.
C. Materials and Resources
· Smartboard
· 3D printer
· Pie – One - Whole, Two – 1/2, Three – 1/3, Four – 1/4
· Fraction Worksheet
· Kahoot
· Socrative
· iPads
D. Instruction
a. Introduction –
i. 5 minutes – I will begin my lesson by showing the students an educational YouTube video that teaches denominator and numerator in fractions.
ii. 10 minutes – I will then review the fractions with the students by writing fractions on the smartboard and ask them to draw the fraction. I will also draw a picture and ask them what fraction is shaded. By the end of the lesson the students will have the knowledge parts of a set and be able to place the numerator and denominator in the correct location of a fraction.
b. Instructional process – 10 minutes – I will hand out the worksheet to each student for them to complete. Students will need to shade the fraction shown on the worksheet. I will give each student a pie with different pieces so that they can use to help them to do the worksheet. I will walk around the classroom to monitor and help struggling students.
c. Closure – 5 minutes – I will close the lesson by giving each student an opportunity to review and reflect on his or her learning.
E. Assessment –
1. 5 minutes – I will have a Kahoot! Game created. I will have all students login with the pin on their individual iPads. We will then play the game. will display the main screen on the Smartboard.
2. 5 minutes – I will then have the students play a space race game on Socrative.com. They will again each login on their individual iPads. I will display the main screen on the Smartboard.
Little do they know that I am assessing them with these games. I will know who is struggling and who has mastered this skill.
F. Modifications/Accommodations –
1. I will allow students to work in partners and in small groups.
2. I will allow students to use visuals to increase comprehension.
3. I will use technology to fill in gaps in background knowledge.
4. I will repeat, rephrase and/or paraphrase key points.
5. I will provide extended wait time for processing instructions for students that are English language learners.
G. Reflection –
I love your Lesson Plan! Very clear, organized and you put in a very good,fun and different game. I loved how the competence was seen.You know fractions is hard for kids to see, but I think the way you plant it was great. I am sure your kids will take in a lot from it. Great job!
ReplyDeleteGreat job on your lesson plan! The YouTube video is great resource to use to help teach fractions. Fractions were always hard for me to visualize and the 3D pie will help students see and learn hands-on.
ReplyDeleteKarina, Your lesson was sooo good!! You explained everything in such a clear way! The kids will have a great time learning this and i think you will bring so much to the classroom!! You will make a GREAT teacher!!
ReplyDeleteI thought you did an outstanding job of presenting your lesson plan today. It was very organize and easy to follow. The kids will love it!
ReplyDeleteYour lesson is very well put together! Your students will learn so much and I had never heard of Socrative before you brought it into your lessons, but it seems like a great educational website.
ReplyDeleteYouTube is a great resource to use to open up any and all lessons. This gives the students a great visual.
ReplyDeleteYour idea using the 3D Printer was great. I think that this will really help students visualize the factions because I know a lot of students struggle with factions.
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