This week I taught the third graders my reading lesson plan on sequencing in narrative texts.
The lesson went great! The book I read was "Three Billy Goats Gruff."The lesson focused on learning Exposition ( the beginning of a story),Rising Actions, Climax, Falling Actions, and Resolution. This book was a great resource to use to teach these sequences because the events that happened in the book,correlated with the sequence format that I was teaching the students. By the end of my lesson, it was obvious that the students had a strong understanding of the sequencing of narrative texts as they were able to point out the sequence of events in oter texts, without my help. If I end up teaching third grade in the future, I will definitly reuse this lesson. I really enjoyed teaching the third grade and look forward to many more oppotunities to enhance my teaching skills!
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I am glad it went so well and excited to hear how enthusiastic you are about teaching future lessons. I also agree that having standards up in the room is a good way to show off all students have been working on.
ReplyDeleteYou did such a good job teaching and the pig was really fun. I thought that getting the kids up out of their seats and interacting with other kids in the room was also great because they only interact with the kids at their table and we have only observed them doing seated handouts or things in their workbooks.
ReplyDeleteI'm finding that one of the best parts of teaching is seeing the children use what I've taught them without asssistance! It does leave you with a great sense of accomplishment for yourself, and happiness for the students who are learning new skills. I noticed this in my spelling lesson and some in the writing lesson that I taught...it fells great?
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