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Emerson Elementary

  • Board Presentation
  • Monday, November 8th, 2021

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Emerson UDL Focus 2020-2022

6 Cs Rubric – 4th Grade

Intentionally design lesson goals, assessments, methods, materials and environments

Using an intentional, iterative design process

In anticipation of learner variability.

By identifying potential barriers

Reflect on lesson outcomes and redesign lesson goals, assessments, methods, materials and environments in response to data.

Use the UDL Guideline to select methods and materials that are accessible, flexible and allow for optional pathways based on anticipated learner variability.

Use methods and materials that support all learners to become expert learners.

Use methods and materials that align with the lesson goals.

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Emerson SIP UDL Focus 2021-2022

6 Cs Rubric – 4th Grade

  1. Assess and consider student variability in environment/culture/curriculum/planning

  • Design UDl lessons and units of instruction

  • Complete UDL project based learning/ performance tasks

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2nd Grade

The First Thanksgiving

Driving Question - Posed by Ms. Wozniak

Entry Event - Field trip to Troy Historic Village

Activities - Reading Leveled Books, Mayflower Meal, Discovery Ed Videos, Crafts, STEM Mayflower

Artifact Museum Walk

Celebration - Thanksgiving Program and Feast

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Driving Question

6 Cs Rubric – 4th Grade

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Entry Event

Troy Historic Museum

6 Cs Rubric – 4th Grade

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Various

Activities

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Activities

Mayflower Meal

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Artifact Museum Walk

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Artifact Museum Walk

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Thanksgiving Celebration

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Examples of other lesson projects/units

1st Grade

Students will create a Reader’s Theatre with Parent/Family involvement.

3rd Grade

Students create a report and a model on a Michigan Landmark and teach the second grade tourists.

4th Grade

Students will create a project that demonstrates their understanding of the novel, “Poppy,” overpopulation, and how animals adapt to their living conditions.

5th Grade

Students will plan a field trip to Washington, D.C.

6th Grade

Students will become scientists/researchers and solve real-life problems related to invasive species.

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Thank You!

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