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Teaching Guide[Title of Curriculum Web or Lesson Plan] with link to itproduced by MARTHA CAROTHERSTHE SOLAR SYSTEM[List team participants here]Web Institute for Teachers, Summer, 2000Menu
Introduction Welcome to my lesson on the Solar System. I hope you find it a worthwhile teaching experience. I'm quite sure your students will find it exciting and a fun way to learn.Click here to return to MenuAim Introduce Primary Special Ed. students to the Solar Systems.Click here to return to MenuRationale To encourage students to learn facts about the Solar System
Click here to return to MenuGoals and Objectives Students will identify the objects in the Solar SystemsClick here to return to MenuAudience Primary Special Education. First thru Fifth GradesClick here to return to MenuPrerequisites No PrerequisitesClick here to return to MenuSubject-Matter ScienceClick here to return to MenuInstructional Plan Student will read from science book chapter on the Solar System. Teacher will lead discussion of the Solar System indentifying each objects found in the Solar System. Students will help to indentify unique characteristics found on different planets. With teacher's assistant students will design their interpretation of the solar system, identifying objects found in the solar system. Students will label each planet in the solar system and name one distinguishing fact about each planet (e.g. Mercury closes to the sun.)Click here to return to MenuMaterials Styro foam balls, colored craft sticks, paints, paint , construction paper, colored markers, pipe cleaners, wire hanger, glue.Click here to return to MenuAssessment and Evaluation Completion of Solar System Model. Quiz on the solar system. Completed activities.Click here to return to MenuAppendices (optional, if needed)
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