G-5: lesson outlines: xerox file


from the journals below find six teaching ideas you would like to implement from the journals cited below. Transform these ideas into action by writing a lesson plan in which you . . .




G-6: developing sequential lessons

repeat the process above, but now you are "building" concepts on previous lessons. Call it a mini-unit if you wish. These six lesson plans are more polished and "ready to go" than the ones in G-5. Even "the sub" could use them.


science education journals

LB l585 s34: science and children ( may issue has year's bibliography )

Q l8l s38: the science teacher ( dec issue has year's bibliography )

QL 328: school sci - math ( dec issue has year's bibliography )

QH 1 a275: american biology teacher

QE 40 j6: earth science education / j of geological education

QC 30 P48: the physics teacher


readings

blank lesson plan

bloom's terminology

what's the goal ?

the science processes

why use process ?


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