Happy St. Patrick's Day! Today in Ms. Martin's class, Tiffany taught an awesome science lesson on the growth of plants. The kids loved the lesson, especially when we got to go outside to the school's garden to plant carrot seeds! I think that one of the best things about Tiffany's lesson was that she used a variety of methods to teach the lesson in order to adhere to the different learning styles of the students. Some of the ways in which she did this was to have an interactive power point presentation which she displayed on the Smart Board which was good do have for the visual learners. She also read a story to the class and discussed how it related to the lesson which was good for the audio visual learners. Then she had the class go out to the Garden and actually practice planting the seeds to make them grow, which was great for the tactile learners. I definitely think that she had the whole class engaged throughout her entire lesson.
Next week I will be doing my lesson on the colors of the rainbow, and I am very excited about it! ROY G BIV here I come!
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Awesome. I am teaching my 4th lesson on plants and also planting w/ kindergarteners so it is nice to hear that Tiffany's lesson went well. The rainbow sounds neat for a lesson-I did a lesson plan based on the rainbow and colors for a tech assignment this semester. What are you doing for your lesson on rainbow colors?
ReplyDeleteThanks Liza! I still can't believe it turned out to be almost two hours long though! I think that kids really enjoyed it, which makes it totally worth it.
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