Small Group: _____________________________ Date: ___________________________________ | |
Opening Activity – Hook A chance to activate prior knowledge, pre- or re-teach, or reset expectations | Example: everyone i.e.: Raj, Ana, Mei, Tam, Ben, and Jude |
Independent Work Students are completing independent work in the small group setting – there’s less distractions and feedback can be provided quickly | Example: Raj and Ana begin independent work; Mei, Tam, Ben, and Jude are together for Guided Practice |
Guided Practice Students may need modeling/scaffolding to successfully stay on track | Example: Mei, Tam, Ben, and Jude are together for Guided Practice while Raj and Ana remain at the table working independently |
Gradual Release Students may start their work with more frequent feedback and then begin working with another student or independently while remaining in the small group setting | Example: Mei and Tam join Raj and Ana working independently; Ben and Jude remain working with teacher |
Closing Activity – Debrief Students can share what they learned; participate in “cooldown” activity and/or exit ticket | Example: everyone i.e.: Raj, Ana, Mei, Tam, Ben, and Jude |
Notes | |
Small Group: _____________________________ Date: ___________________________________ | |
Opening Activity – Hook | |
Independent Work | |
Guided Practice | |
Gradual Release | |
Closing Activity – Debrief | |
Notes | |