Lesson plan on dolphins
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This 4-day lesson plan teaches 3rd grade students about dolphins and their habitats. Each day focuses on a different activity to learn facts about dolphin species: day 1 has students research online and in the library to create a concept map, day 2 uses Google Maps to locate species locations, day 3 involves reading a story and answering questions, and day 4's final assessment asks students to write and draw about what they learned. The lesson incorporates various subjects and teaches research skills using technology and other online resources.
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- 1. Lesson Plan on Dolphins & Their Habitats Kelly Curcione ID3051-03
- 2.  Unit of Study: DOLPHINS AND THEIR HABITATS  Grade/Level: 3RD  Duration: 4 days  Main Objective: SWBAT use a computer to assist them in the research of dolphins and their locations.  Summary: This lesson will incorporate social studies, science, language arts, and reading. Each day the students will learn new facts about the dolphin species they are given and use these facts for that day’s activity.
- 3. MATERIALS AND RESOURCES Instructional Materials: Dolphin species List, computers, Microsoft word Resources: www.enchantedlearning.com; www.animaltime.net; www.fohn.net/dolphin; www.dolphinwise.com.
- 5. NJ State Standards: RF.3.4 – SWBAT read grade-level text with purpose and understanding. W.3.1 - SWBAT write opinion pieces on topics, supporting a point of view with reasons. W.3.2 – SWBAT write informative texts to examine a topic and convey ideas and information clearly. W.3.7 - SWBAT conduct short research projects that build knowledge about a topic. 8.1.4A – SWBAT use basic technology, use the basic features of an operating system. 8.1.4B – SWBAT identify and use basic web browsers, search engines and directories to obtain information; locate specific information by searching databases.
- 6. Procedure/Sequence of Activities: Day 1 –SWBAT explore the species of dolphin they are given on websites (websites to be given by teacher), as well as, do research in the library. At the end of the day the students will make a concept map using the information they collected using Inspiration software. Day 2 – SWBAT locate the species on a world map using google maps. Day3 – SWBAT read a story handed out by the teacher and clearly understand it. The students will be given a short quiz to assess what they have learned from the story. Day4 –Final Assessment - SWBAT write about the dolphin species they were given and the facts they learned, as well as, draw a picture – they may pick to write a short story or an acrostic poem; The students will use Microsoft word programs and hyper studio.