Collaborative Lessons

[Christy Yacano]

Please post those wonderful collaborative lessons here so we can all "borrow" each others ideas for teaching/learning and increase our toolbox of lessons!

[Katie Wickliff]

Here is my collaborative lesson plan using Newbery Medal winning books.  This is a choice book unit, best for the end of the school year.  The unit ends with an interactive book report (with specific guidelines) using Glogster.  Enjoy!

[Susan Lemmons]

The following is a link to my lesson.  It is a 4th grade science lesson on the rainforest biome.  The students will create a glog on Glogster about an animal that lives in one of the layers of the rainforest and share it with the class.

[Tiffany Goff]

Here is my collaborative lesson/unit for 2nd grade writing.  This unit uses mentor texts for the usage of descriptive writing for a slice-of-life favorite place.  I will include my teacher rubric in my next posting.  I hope that you enjoy it!

[Tiffany Goff]

Here is my teacher rubric!

[Lisa McCormick]

Here is my Collaborative Lesson designed for 1st graders.  It uses Eric Carle's book, The Very Hungry Caterpillar, and the focus of this lesson is sequencing events.  The students will be able to use the program Pixie to recreate a part of the story.

 

[Tracy McEntire]

My collaborative lesson plan/unit is attached.  This lesson is to engage students in learning about the regions of South Carolina.  I hope you enjoy!!

[Katherine Ivers]

Here is my Collaborative Lesson Plan-  It is on Rhyming and is designed for 1st graders. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Ashley Hickey]

Attached is my plan for writing memoirs and creating comic strip versions of them...

[Shelly Wasson]

My collaborative lesson focuses on narrative writing for 3rd grade. Students are first introduced to a variety of stories that exemplify solid use of story elements, then they collaborate with other students and use digital storytelling applications to generate ideas for their own narratives. Finally, students write and illustrate their own narratives and share the final products with their classmates.

 

[Catherine Gardner]

My collaborative lesson is for a 3rd grade class.  Students read a biography and then create a presentation using Blabberize (www.blabberize.com).

Here are the links to my Collaborative Lesson:

Collaborative Lesson Narrative

Collaborative Lesson Template (with timelime)

Students Handout (Fact Sheet)

Collaborative Lesson Rubric

Thanks!

Catherine

 

 

[Guadalupe Marquez]

Here is a copy of my collaborative lesson.

[Heidi Fuller]

My collaborative lesson on Personification: