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Fifth Grade Technology Rich Lesson Plans

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Yaba "Data" Cereal

The Search for Character!

The Talking Earth:
a Research Lesson
Hyper Book Reports
Memories

Hallmark Poetry of Fame

Career Exploration

What's Your Line?

What's Worth Your Watts?

Up, Up, and Away
WebQuest

Home on the Biome 

It's Not Heat, It's Humidity

Searching The Word

To Eat or Not to Eat?

Regions of the United States

Express Yourself!

Weather Means

Exploring our Website

Math Nutrition

Veteran's Day Activities

 Climate and How it Changes!

 

TRLP Home

 
 
Express Yourself!

June Vann 
Beaufort Elementary School
4/4/03

Subjects included in this lesson Plan: Language Arts
and Technology

Brief Description: compose a poem, use data processing to type and then print.

Approximate time required: two class periods to learn different types of poetry and one class period in the computer lab to word process.

Standard course of study Goals and Objectives:
Language Arts 
5.08 Create readable documents through legible handwriting and word processing.
4.10 Use technology as a tool to enhance and/ or publish a product.
Technology
2.3 Use keyboarding skills to improve speed and accuracy. 
2.4 Use a word processing application to create and format a document. 

Teacher’s Lesson Goals/Objectives: The student will
use the computer to type a poem and then print.

Materials/Resources Needed: 

  • Computers 
  • Printers
  • AppleWorks word processing
  • Poems from previous class session.

Pre Activities

  1. Teach class different types of poems
  2. Let the class write an example of each

Activities: 

  1. Go to the computer lab, so each child can have a computer.
  2. Review different types of poems
  3. Let each child type their own poem using a word processing application to create and format their document. Students are asked to center, bold make title 18 pt., poem 14pt. and double space poem
  4. Students save and print their poems.

Closure: After each child has typed their poem, let them read aloud to the class and display their poems. 

Assessment: I will use a checklist  for possible 100 points

1. Type poem correctly
using a word processing application to create and format. (Center title 20pts, bold 20pts, make title 18 pt.20pts,  double space poem 20pts) Total 80 points

2. Students are observed using correct keyboarding techniques to help improve speed and accuracy.(20 pts)

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Janet McLendon