Group Micro - Teaching Lesson Plan

                              LESSON PLAN FOR MICRO – TEACHING
                                                                
                                                                             

Date   October 30th, 2017

Topic: Using Two –term and Three-term ratio

Materials:  counters

Audience: EDCP 342 Student Teachers

Overall learning Objective: Be able to (1) Identify equivalent ratios and simple form       (2) Relate the drawing measurement to the real measure.  (3) Perform the task of arranging squared counters to the sides of a right-angled triangle and identify their relationship in a ratio form.  
Lesson Stages
Activities
Assessment
Time
1. Hook
Give a short introductory story of making Cold Fruit Soup whereby to require liquids are: - 4 cups cranberry juice, 3 cups white grape juice and 8 cups water. Solids are:- 2 cups sugar and 1 cup raspberry jam
Some oral responses about soup making from the audience
2 minutes
Warm - up
Distribute counters of different colors and let them be arranged to form a ratio that represents the same relationship as another ratio; e.g., 2:4 is an equivalent ratio to 1:2
Performing the task under guidance through observation.
4 minutes
2. Presentation
Construct right-angled triangles and place squares giving relationship to the sides.

5 minutes
New Content
Construct a three colored  table ( Red, Blue, Black) to find the ratio with different ways
They will find ratio by switching different colors and note down on notebooks
2 minutes
3. Practice and Production
Will ask about more examples of ratio
They will participate actively
1 minute
4. Conclusion
 Exit slips
Hand in slips
1 minute
5. Remarks





Comments

  1. Susan Gerofsky27 November 2017 at 12:17

    Some of the lesson plan is rather vague, James. You and Paramvir can improve your teaching by working on being more detailed and explicit in what you are planning to do (and have students do).

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