Tutoring Week 3
Tutoring Week 3
Tutoring Week 3
Session #: 5
October 19, 2015
Tutor: Monica Izzo
Tutees/Grade/s: Sebastian and Alan Second graders
Date:
Support for ELs: I will leave the book Does a Kangaroo have a Mother too?
Out on the table as the tutees work on their activity related to the story, so
that they can use visuals from the book to guide them. I will also model
before we do each activity and then do the activities with them as support.
My writing will be in big font and legible in order for them to read it clearly.
RICA connection: p.xvii introduction; common strategies for meeting
the needs of all learners; b) English learners and speakers of
nonstandard English; 5) modeling
Support for Learning Challenged Student: Hard of hearing, to ensure
the child gets the opportunity to learn I will sit right in front of the tutee and
read the story loudly and emphasizing each word pointing to the visuals so
that the child can understand what the story is about, I will also write down
key points such as the title, what its about, and how it relates to the
objective.
RICA connection: p.7 Competency 1, (5) engaging and motivating
students; (a) a stimulating learning environment that promotes success
Introduction: I will begin the session by asking the Alan if he remembers
what we did last week, and have him tell Sebastian since he wasnt there! I
will then introduce what we will be doing this week, and ask them to recall
the behavior expectations and if they are unsure I will remind them. I will
then play the link below to introduce the objective, before we get into the
book, so that the tutees have an idea of what to look for in the text.
Use legos and tape sight words to them, have students make sentences with legos
Lesson
Focus
Description of Activities
Fill in rationale, standards, objective,
and procedure for each activity. List
possible questions, words to be used,
etc.
Titles of Books,
Materials
Needed,
Notes/Reminde
rs, Sources,
etc.
Read To
Time
RICA
Connection
s or other
class
readings
15 min
p. 8 Comp
1, (5)
engaging
and
too?
motivating
students ;
(c) reading
aloud to
students
Recorder
Clipboard & pen
CCSS: RF. 2.3 Know and apply gradelevel phonics and word analysis skills
in decoding words both in isolation
and in text. C) Decode regularly
spelled two-syllable words with long
vowels.
Objective: Audience: Second grade
tutees
Behavior: Able to decode regularly
spelled two-syllable words with long
vowels. works in isolation and in text
Degree: with 90% accuracy
Procedure: After introduction and
watching the short video clip about
two-syllable words with long vowels,
tutees will remained seated across
from me and I will read aloud Does a
Kangaroo have a Mother too? ,
pausing to ask open ended questions
and pointing out two syllable words
with long vowels, asking them to
help me find them.
Word
Study
Recorder
Bright piece of
pink paper on
clipboard & black
marker
15 min
Bright piece of
pink paper with
words written on it
Four pieces of
paper (green ea,
yellow ay, orange
oa, and blue ai)
x2
15 min
Reader
s
Theatre
Read
by
One script
The giving Tree
(hard copy)
5-8 min
when speaking.
Degree: with 90% accuracy
Procedure: the tutees will read
from a script with me about the
story The Giving Tree. I have
highlighted each of our parts
with different color highlighter
(pink, green and yellow) and we
will read from one script as we
sit in a circle in order for none of
us to get lost.
Closing: (Review the tutoring session with the tutees and indicate what
they can expect next session. This should be no longer than 2-3 minutes.)
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Reflection/Notes: (Please type and attach comments to lesson plan)
See attached