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Educator's
Name: Kay Strickland
School: East and West Corinth Elementary School
School
District: Corinth School District
Student
Grade Level: 1
Subject: Physical Education and Mathematics
Title
of Lesson Plan: Number Hop
Unit/Theme: Hop Till You Drop
Objective:
Demonstrate
motor skills in a developmentally-appropriate form.
(PE)
The student will be able to demonstrate the motor skill of hopping.
(Math) The student will explore and explain
patterns of subtraction, without the use of a calculator.
Instructional
Format:
The
teacher will explain and organize the activity. After explaining the activity to the students, the teacher will
ask questions to find out if the students understand how the activity is to be
played.
Prior
Preparation:
Teacher
must have open space to hold entire math class. Teacher must also sign on students to MAGNOLIA before explore
activity begins.
Materials
Needed:
Large,
subtraction flash cards
Spinner
Open
space
MAGNOLIA
Internet access for every student
Duration
of Activity: 1-2 hours
Activity:
This
activity uses subtraction and hopping skills.
Students are divided into pairs, taking into account the learning level
of each student, placing advanced students with novice students. Each pair is put on the end line of the
gym. Using flashcards, show one team a
flashcard with a subtraction problem on it.
The team has to answer the question correctly to be able to advance
toward the other end line of the gym. A
spinner is used with numbers 1-6 on it.
When a team gets an answer right, they get to spin to see how many times
they get to hop toward the other end line of the gym. The team that gets to the other end of the gym first wins the
game. Game can also be played using
addition problems and other motor skills.
Explore
Activity:
Teacher
goes to each computer and clicks on to MAGNOLIA databases. Teacher clicks on to SIRS Discover on the
Web. Keyword search:
"subtraction." Teacher
scrolls down to Saxon Publishers and clicks on to
"add/subtract." URL address
is: http://www.saxonpublishers.com/activities/basicfacts/javafacts.jsp. Teacher must type in student's name and
their name, along with the date.
Provide each student with specific directions on how to work the
colorful subtraction puzzle. Let each
student work up to 20 problems. When
students are finished in the appropriate allowed time, students must print out
"Get Report Card." Teacher
can use these grades as a pre-test review.
Formal
Assessment: Observation