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    This document provides a lesson planning form for a science lesson. It prompts the teacher to identify the science topic, grade level, and relevant standards. It also guides the teacher to state the key concepts and ideas students will learn, how students' understanding will develop through engaging activities in each phase of the learning cycle, and how understanding will be assessed along the way. Finally, it requests a list of needed materials and references consulted.

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    This document provides a lesson planning form for a science lesson. It prompts the teacher to identify the science topic, grade level, and relevant standards. It also guides the teacher to state the key concepts and ideas students will learn, how students' understanding will develop through engaging activities in each phase of the learning cycle, and how understanding will be assessed along the way. Finally, it requests a list of needed materials and references consulted.

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    This document provides a lesson planning form for a science lesson. It prompts the teacher to identify the science topic, grade level, and relevant standards. It also guides the teacher to state the key concepts and ideas students will learn, how students' understanding will develop through engaging activities in each phase of the learning cycle, and how understanding will be assessed along the way. Finally, it requests a list of needed materials and references consulted.

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    This document provides a lesson planning form for a science lesson. It prompts the teacher to identify the science topic, grade level, and relevant standards. It also guides the teacher to state the key concepts and ideas students will learn, how students' understanding will develop through engaging activities in each phase of the learning cycle, and how understanding will be assessed along the way. Finally, it requests a list of needed materials and references consulted.

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    Learning Cycle Lesson Planning Form

    Science Topic/Content Area: Grade Level: Science Standards (Benchmarks/NSES/GLES) to be


    Addressed:

    1. What concepts/big Science concept(s):


    ideas do you intend
    students to learn? Idea(s)about the nature of science:
    2. What do you
    expect students to
    understand about this
    concept and be able
    to do as a result?
    3. Why is it important
    for students to learn
    this concept?
    (Rationale)
    4. Provide an
    overview/ explain
    what teachers should
    know about this topic.
    What miscon-ceptions
    do students typically
    have about this
    concept? (Lesson
    Background Info)
    7. What specific Engage:
    activities might be
    useful for helping Exploration:
    students develop an
    understanding of the Explanation:
    concept in each
    phase of the Learning Extension:
    Cycle?

    8. In what ways would Formative Assessment:


    you assess students’
    understanding or Summative Evaluation:
    confusion about this
    concept?

    Adapted from the Content Representation Tool (Loughran, Mulhall, & Berry, 2004)
    9. What materials/
    equipment are
    needed to teach the
    lesson?
    10. References
    (Please list all
    resources consulted
    in developing this
    form)

    Adapted from the Content Representation Tool (Loughran, Mulhall, & Berry, 2004)

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