Ham Blog Wk 7

Lesson plans are a part of teaching and should be taken seriously for the fact that this is the way your students will be learning your material. Understanding that a certain theme may be a very affective way for students to learn, this should taken into consideration for the fact that students do like to be entertained while learning. Writing lesson plans are just like making a blue print for construction, it has to be well thought out and detailed enough to a certain satisfaction of learning. If I were to teach small children I would a great thematic scheme like “Hamilton’s Hogs” which the theme would be like a barn yard with hay and farm animals. This thematic scheme/ lesson plan would be to teach the kids about farm life and what goes on within a farm of each animal. A type of lesson plan like this would also set up the perfect field trip I’m pretty sure every child dreams of; which would be trip to an actual farm so students can get actual hands on experience. That sounds like a well executed lesson plan for a pre-k through 6th grade class, because children really do love interacting hands on or face to face. Therefore remember a lesson plan has to be well executed in order to get that successful feed back in class that you hoping to gain from each and every student. Now here is a link on how to write and what you should include in your actual lesson plan for it to be successful. http://tinyurl.com/6v4sn4w