Originally Alma and I planned on doing a lesson plan on our
digital story "La Llorona", but we decided to do something that we
thought the students would enjoy more. We decided that doing a lesson on basic
conversational skills in Spanish would be a good thing to teach and not as
intimidating for non-Spanish speakers. We both took a care of different parts
of the lesson and then put it all together. We then rehearsed the lesson to
figure out what parts of the lesson we wanted to teach. We decided that in
order to prevent behavioral problems, while one of us was teaching the other
would be walking around making sure everyone was doing the things they were
supposed to do.
Our learning objectives were:
·
Students
will be able to translate Spanish words to English.
·
Students
will be able to identify Spanish greetings and farewells.
·
Students will be able to speak a basic
Spanish conversation.
·
Students
will be able to create a mini Spanish conversation.
Our formative assessment was walking around the classroom during
the activities making sure that the students understood everything.
Our summative assessment was the skits that we had the students
perform at the end of the class that corresponded with a rubric that we
created.
I think that everything we
did went as planned except for when I stated writing the answers on the smart
board when we were going over the kick me work sheet. In the future I would
already have the answers written out, so that it is more legible, and not as
time consuming.
Over all I think that our
lesson went really well. I was nervous at first, but after getting into the lesson
I was more comfortable. I hope that the students learned a few new basic
conversational words from our lesson. From this lesson I learned that students
are very sneaky and you have to keep your eyes on them at all times. The only thing that I would have done
differently is making the font of the vocabulary list larger so that everyone is
able to see it. Alma and d I worked really well together, and I really enjoyed
teaching this lesson!