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P2 University of Manchester Lesson Plan

Subject: History

Class: 4

Date: 24/11/14

Lesson context

Childrens learning from


previous lesson S2b, S6b

Provision for inclusion (SEN, EAL, G&T, Beh,


GRT, LAC...) (S5d, S5b)

Suffragette timeline

Who the suffragettes were

SEN - LH/IM

Objective: what do I want the pupils to learn and how I will know they have learnt it?
Lesson objective
(To)

Success criteria: To be successful pupils


will

Differentiation (who will do what?)


link each activity to the success
criteria on the left (S5a)

create a timeline about the


suffragette movement

1) Research significant suffragette events


2) Place these events in order
3) Make a timeline of the events

All will do 2 & 3


MA/HA will do 1

Subject knowledge: what do I need to know in order to teach this lesson?


Concepts I will explain: S3a

I will model:

What constitutes important


What a reliable website is
The need to double check sources

How to draw a timeline


The main events to research

Vocabulary I will use: S3a

Pedagogy: teaching strategies I will use (S2d): eg talk


partners, investigation, active learning, games,
collaboration, IT.

Timeline
Chronological
Suffragette/suffragist
s

Investigation/talk partners

Resources

Safety S1a

weblinks

iPads

N/A

N/A

Formative assessment and feedback (S6)


To challenge and extend the
pupils my questions are: S1b,
S6b

What other events can you find that are important?


Who were the main people involved in the movement?
How did each event effect the movement do you think?

What techniques and


Research
strategies am I using to assess Plenary/Recap/mini-plenaries
Marking the books
the learning? (S6b)

How and when we I give


oral/written feedback to the
pupil against the success
criteria so that they can
respond? (S6d, S2a)

Oral during the lesson when I go round


Written when I mark the books

Teaching and learning sequence: How will I teach this lesson? What will I do? The guide to my
lesson (S6a, S4 and S7)
(Think about behaviour management, timings, transitions and assessment leading to feedback)
Behaviour/timing
s/assessment
leading to
feedback

What the teacher is doing

What the pupils are doing

5 mins

Recap
- Who were the suffragettes?
- What does suffrage mean?

Sat in seats

10 mins

Explain task to create timeline and model on the


board
- Give a list of the most important events
- Give a start and end date and use these to model
how to draw events on the timeline.
- Give out iPads
- IPad rules

Sat in seats

20 mins

Research the events


- If finish, research more events that
might be important, or what happened
after the end of our timeline?
- In groups, depending on iPads.
- If room take LA literacy to talk with TA
about events and to make timeline
together. Then copy into their books.

Working together on the iPads

15 minutes

Timeline on the board


- Is this what you all found?
- Any other events?

Sat in seats

Assessment : Identify the progress pupils have made in this lesson (S6)
Identify with a code any children who have exceeded or not achieved the success criteria for this
lesson. In the third column, indicate what you are going to do to meet each identified childs needs as
a result of assessments made.

Success criteria

Names

Cod
e

What will you do to meet the needs of the


children identified through this assessment?

Evaluation and reflection


Evaluate the progress pupils made in this lesson
in relation to the success criteria (S6b)

What were the strengths and weaknesses of your


teaching? (4d, S8d)

List three actions you will now take to improve pupil progress through your teaching (4d, S8d)

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