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I prepared this Unit Plan for my first-quarter "Instructional Methods" class in my teaching credential program in 2003. It includes 10 days of detailed lesson plans, handouts, and related readings (short story, poem, newspaper article).
This Unit Plan is free because it's INCOMPLETE. The assignment was to create detailed lesson plans only for the first 10 days of the Unit. Since I never actually taught this Unit, I never implemented plans for the entire novel.
This is a .doc file, which can be imported and edited using Microsoft Word (1997 or newer).
This Unit Plan is free because it's INCOMPLETE. The assignment was to create detailed lesson plans only for the first 10 days of the Unit. Since I never actually taught this Unit, I never implemented plans for the entire novel.
This is a .doc file, which can be imported and edited using Microsoft Word (1997 or newer).
K-12 Subject:
Teaching Duration:
3 Weeks
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Answer Key:
N/A
# of Pages/Slides:
28
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A Series of 3rd Grade Events (TpT Seller)
Well organized and very thorough. Thanks for sharing!
Patti :)
A Series of 3rd Grade Events
Patti :)
A Series of 3rd Grade Events
January 1, 2012 
Cecelia Magro I Love 1st Grade (TpT Seller)
Comprehensive unit and so creative! Thanks so much!
Cecelia
Cecelia
December 25, 2011
Connie (TpT Seller)
Very comprehensive and detailed. I like how you have students compare and contrast the facts and their opinions with a number of literature selections. Good use of all of the strands of Bloom's Taxonomy.
Connie
Connie
November 8, 2011
Victoria Leon (TpT Seller)
I liked the way you adapted the lessons for students who are Gifted, English Learners, or are in Special Education. Your “The Heroic Journey and Whirligig: A Unit Plan†was the featured “Free Product of the Day†on “The Best of Teachers Pay Teachers.â€
Wishing you the best in the new school year,
Victoria Leon
http://thebestofteacherspayteachers.blogspot.com/2011/08/free-language-arts-lesson-heroic.html
Wishing you the best in the new school year,
Victoria Leon
http://thebestofteacherspayteachers.blogspot.com/2011/08/free-language-arts-lesson-heroic.html
August 25, 2011
Lisa Tarman (TpT Seller)
Actually this is a great model unit plan for anyone that has to do one for a grad class!
August 14, 2011
LaProfesoraFrida (TpT Seller)
Wow! What a thorough lesson! There is SO much information here. Thanks!
August 14, 2011
Jim Tuttle (TpT Seller)
Very through and detailed unit plan for these two works. A lot of thought and preparation should make this unit a pleasure to teach.
August 13, 2011
Ashleigh (TpT Seller)
This is an excellent product that is nicely presented and organized!
August 6, 2011
Ruth S. (TpT Seller)
Mark Fantastic freebie!...What a lot of time you put into creating this..
Ruth
Ruth
August 6, 2011
Krystal Mills (TpT Seller)
Very thorough- too bad you didn't get to teach it!
Krystal Mills
Krystal Mills
August 4, 2011
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Just a couple of suggestions. Add a graphic and some color to your title page. That makes an eye catching thumbnail for advertising purposes. Yes, high school people like color as well. I often put items or text in color throughout my handouts while adding a graphic or two to break up all of the reading. Good luck as you sell on TPT.
Just a couple of suggestions. Add a graphic and some color to your title page. That makes an eye catching thumbnail for advertising purposes. Yes, high school people like color as well. I often put items or text in color throughout my handouts while adding a graphic or two to break up all of the reading. Good luck as you sell on TPT.
August 8, 2011
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