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If you are submitting a lesson that requires files to be sent along with the lesson, submit the lesson by filling in the form and check the "Attachments" box, and I will reply with an approval.  Then email the lesson to theclassroom@teacher.com along with the attachments.  Attachments sent to this email address without prior approval will not be accepted for security purposes.

Lesson Title:  

Author:  

Email:  

This is for grade(s): 
(All lessons can be altered to fit a specific grade level, but if left "as is" for which grade level would this lesson be appropriate?)

Subjects:


Other not listed

Focus:
(Example: A social studies lesson on mapping the Confederacy would focus on mapping, map scale, ratio, U.S. History,  Civil War, etc.)  

Purpose:
(Why is this lesson important?)
Objective:
(What will the students be able to do when they are finished with this lesson?"
Prerequisites:
(What must the students already understand to complete this lesson?)
Materials:
(What items are needed to complete the lesson?)
Vocabulary:
Introduction:
(What will the instructor need to say/do to introduce the concepts needed for the lesson?)
Content:
(What is the scenario of the lesson?  If there is a story to read along with the lesson, this is where you would enter it.) 
Structured Practice:
(What will your students being doing with you as a group?)
Independent Practice:
(What will students be doing on their own?  Homework.)
Assessment:
(How will you determine if the student fully understands the lesson?  Example:  passed a test (indicate questions & answers), report has correct info. (what info needs to be in the report), etc.)
Closure:
(Will you be closing with a presentation, class discussion, etc.?)
Attachments:
(Do you need to email me files for this lesson?  Example: worksheets, tests, fact sheets, drawings, etc.)

Yes
  No
Comments: