Ubd Unit Plan: Standards/Frameworks/Ela-9-10-Grade-9-Literature-Composition-Standards PDF
Ubd Unit Plan: Standards/Frameworks/Ela-9-10-Grade-9-Literature-Composition-Standards PDF
Ubd Unit Plan: Standards/Frameworks/Ela-9-10-Grade-9-Literature-Composition-Standards PDF
Title
Unit
Curriculum
Area
Grade Level
9th Grade
Time Frame
5-6 days
How to create a visual presentation using a web 2.0 tool of their choice.
Related Misconceptions:
Visual presentations are simple to create.
Teachers must know how to use Web 2.0 in order to allow student usage.
Essential Questions:
Overarching Questions:
How does summarizing a text increase
comprehension?
How does identifying the theme of a
passage increase comprehension?
How do you identify the plot of a
passage?
What is the purpose of using curation
tools?
Why use technology tools to present
information?
Topical Questions:
How do I summarize a text?
What are the elements of the plot
structure from your passage?
What is the theme from your passage?
Skills
Students will be able to:
Performance Task(s)
The Odyssey
Collaborative Web 2.0 Performance Task
Directions:
Day 1:
Read the assigned section of The Odyssey
Answer the guided reading questions for that section
Day 2-4:
View the curated lists of resources on my home page
Choose a Web 2.0 presentation tool (Prezi, GoogleSlides, Powtoon, or Thinglink) If you
would like to choose another, see me for approval.
Create a presentation for your assigned section (I would be sure everyone in the group
has the login info just in case someone is absent)
Upload presentation to the Padlet board on my homepage
Requirements for Presentation:
Day 5
Present to class
This is a collaborative assignment. Everyone must participate. You will be graded on final
presentation as well as your participation in the group!!
Other Evidence
(e.g. tests, quizzes, work samples, observations)
Teacher observations
Comprehension reading questions for assigned passage
Completion of assignment
Reflect: Have you included all required criteria for your presentation?
Learning Experiences
Pre-requisite Assignment:
Students will be assigned numbers from 1-7. Each number will be assigned to a specific
section of the famous myth The Odyssey (part 2). Students will read their assigned section
and answer the guided reading questions.
Day 1:
1. Class Discussion in Google Classroom: What is conflict and resolution for your
assigned reading? (Students will be able to post their answer to the discussion question, as
well as comment on members from their groups.
2. The teacher and students will explore the list of curated resources (Web 2.0 Tools)
(Appendix A) to help students get ideas of which tool they would like to use. This
curated list will remain on the teacher website for students to refer back to when needed.
Day 2-4: Planning, Designing, and Creating
1. Collaborative groups will begin working together by deciding which Web 2.0
presentation tool and discussing pros/cons of each tool. Groups will begin to
plan/map out their own visual presentation of their assigned reading based on the
information they collected by answering the guided reading questions for their section.
2. Groups will begin creating their presentation. The teacher will monitor the students
and offer assistance as needed. The students will search through the content-focused
resources (Appendix B)as needed to find supporting information for their presentation.
3. Groups will attach their URL link to the Padlet board on the teacher website.
Day 5-6: Delivery of Presentations
1. Students will present their completed visual presentation of their assigned section
to the class. The teacher will grade the students according to the rubric (Appendix
D). (Students will record answers to their guided reading questions based on peer
presentations.)
Category
Content
Includes a
summary of the
section, lacking
only one critical
event.
Content is minimal
OR there are
several elements of
the plot missing.
Use of font, color,
graphics, and often
distract from the
presentation
content.
Delivery
Well-rehearsed
delivery with
smooth delivery
that holds
audience attention.
Participation
Maximum
participation in
group.
Moderate
participation in
group.
Appearance
Un-rehearsed
delivery and
audience attention
was lost, needed
teacher prompting
throughout
presentation.
Minimum
participation in
group