21st Century Lesson Cycle Template
21st Century Lesson Cycle Template
|Subject: English Language Arts Unit: Writing |
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|Grade: 8 Lesson: Procedural writing |
|Curriculum Outcomes: Students will be expected to create texts collaboratively and independently using a variety of forms for a range of |
|audiences and purposes. |
|Driving Question: |
|How do teach a new skill to others? |
|Learning Goal: |
|To create a procedural feature |
|To be able to improve writing from evaluating a range of exemplars |
|Success Criteria: |
|To create a procedural feature that upon self reflection the student is proud of. This may a written document, a PowerPoint, a video or may use |
|any number of other platforms. |
|Assessment: |
|Self assessment – students assess their own work against a rubric & template. |
|Peer assessment – students make suggestions to peers on how to improve their writing |
|Teacher assessment – looking at formatting and strength of ideas |
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|Screencast Link(s) and Online Resources: |
|Webpages: |
|Screencasts: A) B) |
|Google Slide Presentation: |
|Google Folder: Worksheets, Graphic organizers, Critical evaluation, Peer assessments and Self assessment. |
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|Expected Duration: 5 to 7 hrs |
|This lesson done fully will take 5 – 7 one hour periods. |
|After review it could be amended depending on the needs of the students and the desires of the teacher. |
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|Lesson Procedure (including Differentiation) |
|Tools & Tech req’d |We do: |
|Website |Activity A) Do you want to build a snowman. Students and teacher will follow a Google slide presentation.|
|PowToons |This is an exercise in listen skills and the beginning idea of the need for precise language in |
|Internet |procedural writing. |
|Google Drive |Presentation Handout 1 Handout 2 |
|Google Docs |Handouts needed are also available via the website. |
| |Activities B) & C) Watch screencasts. These two screencasts are specifically made for this lesson and |
| |will walk students through the steps need to create a good procedural feature. They are short and can be |
| |watch repeatedly if students need to review the information. |
| |Screencast 1 Screencast 2 |
| |Screncasts are also available via the website. |
| |Activity D) Watch other procedural videos. Students are to evaluate at least 3 of 20 procedural videos. |
| |The intent is that they learn from these exemplars what characteristics to use and avoid when creating |
| |their own procedural features. |
| |Web page with 20 videos |
| |Evaluation sheet |
| |Videos are also available via the website. Evaluation sheets are available in MS Word, PDF and Google |
| |Docs |
| | |
| |Differentiation: |
| |Students struggling with writing at grade level will have a shorter assignment and / or be asked to |
| |dictate their ideas using the Ipads. |
| |They will be supported as they select simper tasks for procedural writing and aim at a younger audience. |
| |Students with advanced writing skills will be asked to work on more elaborate procedures or write for a |
| |more complex audience. |
|Bloom’s Taxonomy 21st Century Skills |
|( find and validate ( critical thinking |
|( apply and understand ( communicate clearly |
|( analyze and synthesize ☐ work collaboratively |
|( evaluate and leverage ☐ embrace culture |
|☐ create and publish ☐develop creativity |
|( utilize connectivity |
|Tools & Tech req’d |You do: |
|Website |Activity A) Students pick a topic. Students will pick a topic that they can create a procedural feature |
|PowToons |on. This may a written document, a PowerPoint, a video or may use any number of other platforms. The |
|Internet |platform will have some impact on their selection as some procedural ideas are better presented through |
|Google Drive |certain platforms. |
|Google Docs |Possible topics |
| |A topic list to help students is also available via the website. |
| |Activity B) Students organize using a graphic organizer. Students will pick a graphic organizer to help |
| |them start to put their ideas in place for their procedural feature. |
| |Seven Graphic Organizers: A B C D E F G |
| |The seven different graphic organizers to help students are also available via the website. |
| |Activity C) Students create a procedural feature. Students may re-watch the screencasts to help them |
| |understand all the steps involved. They will also be assisted by the graphic organizer they chose. |
| |Screncasts and graphic organizers are available via the website. |
| |Activity D) Students self evaluate their procedural feature. Students will use one of the self |
| |evaluation tools available to reflect on their procedural feature. Specific emphasis will be placed on |
| |what they did well and what areas for improvement they recognize. |
| |Self Evaluation Tool A |
| |Self Evaluation Tool B |
| |Two self evaluation tools are also available via the website. |
| | |
| |Differentiation: |
| |Students struggling with writing at grade level will have a shorter assignment and / or be asked to |
| |dictate their ideas using the Ipads. |
| |They will be supported as they select simper tasks for procedural writing and aim at a younger audience. |
| |Students with advanced writing skills will be asked to work on more elaborate procedures or write for a |
| |more complex audience. |
|Bloom’s Taxonomy 21st Century Skills |
|( find and validate ( critical thinking |
|( apply and understand ( communicate clearly |
|( analyze and synthesize ☐ work collaboratively |
|( evaluate and leverage ( embrace culture |
|( create and publish ( develop creativity |
|( utilize connectivity |
|Tools & Tech req’d |We share: |
|Website |Activity A) Share with a small group. Students share their procedural features with a small group of 3 or|
|PowToons |4 other students. |
|Internet |Students will use a peer evaluation form to help them focus their comments and suggestions for each other|
|Google Drive | |
|Google Docs |Peer Evaluation Tool |
| |The peer evaluation tool is also available via the website in a variety of formats including PDF, MS |
| |Word and Google docs. |
| |Activity B) Improvement, tweaking and final touches. Students will have opportunity individually and in |
| |small groups to improve their procedural feature. This could include tweaking and final touches before |
| |the class presentation. |
| |Activity C) Present to the class. Students will present their procedural feature to the class. |
| |Presentation Rubric |
| |The presentation rubric is also available via the website |
| |Activity D) Publish. Students will be asked to publish their work (if it has not been published already |
| |at this point). They will have their choice of platforms to publish. Class binder, YouTube, Google Docs, |
| |Prezi, Emaze, or other on-line options. |
| | |
| |Differentiation: |
| |Students struggling with writing at grade level can have support of another student to complete peer |
| |editing. |
| |Students struggling with reading at grade level can have another student read their articles. |
|Bloom’s Taxonomy 21st Century Skills |
|( find and validate ( critical thinking |
|( apply and understand ( communicate clearly |
|( analyze and synthesize ( work collaboratively |
|( evaluate and leverage ☐ embrace culture |
|( create and publish ( develop creativity |
|( utilize connectivity |
|WRAP UP/REMINDERS: |
|The step by step instructions for both student and teacher are available at |
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|Teacher Reflection: |
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