Three Week Instructional Plan

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Three Week Instructional Plan

Introduction

Providing education to children especially at the early age is the challenging task for the teachers. The adolescents are unaware of the basic knowledge. Therefore, to provide them with the quality education and making sure that they are getting the information in the right direction, an instructional plan has been designed. The following essay will choose a topic that will be spread out over three weeks with many sub topics so that the students can get good learning activities and experiences.

Discussions

Instructional Plan

Instructional plans are the designed timelines that are used for the instruction, review, assessment and maintenance of individual progress (www.rpia.warren.k12.in.us). An instructional plan has been designed in accordance with the fact that to provide the quality education, there are certain steps that are needed. Children at very young age are unaware of the information. A set of properly designed ideas and instructions are mandatory in the academic studies. It includes a three week instructional plan for class II that has a topic with many sub topics that will be spread over the three weeks, so students can have excellent knowledge.

Three Week Instructional Plan Chart

Three-Week Unit Plan Submitted by: ________________________ Date: 4th April. 2012

Subject Area: Mathematics Unit: 1

Topic: Counting and Numbers Grade Level: I

Guiding Questions:

Counting with mental math and practical exercises.

Unit Rationales/Instructional Goals:

Making students able to do basic counting till 100 with addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.

By the end of this unit students will understand that:

Counting is the adding up of numbers; it can be addition and subtraction, multiplication and division with the unit numbers.

By the end of this unit students will be able to:

Count numbers with addition, subtraction, multiplication and division with the help of unit numbers, that is from number 1 to 100.

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