This lesson plan aims to teach 11th grade students why siblings feel more comfortable sharing thoughts and problems with each other than with parents. Students will role play different family members, one with a secret, and decide whether to tell their sibling or parent. They will then discuss their reasoning. The lesson seeks to help students understand their ability to communicate differently with siblings than others through description, imagination, and expression. Assessment will involve students writing responses to exit slip questions and presenting their choice and justification to the class.
This lesson plan aims to teach 11th grade students why siblings feel more comfortable sharing thoughts and problems with each other than with parents. Students will role play different family members, one with a secret, and decide whether to tell their sibling or parent. They will then discuss their reasoning. The lesson seeks to help students understand their ability to communicate differently with siblings than others through description, imagination, and expression. Assessment will involve students writing responses to exit slip questions and presenting their choice and justification to the class.
This lesson plan aims to teach 11th grade students why siblings feel more comfortable sharing thoughts and problems with each other than with parents. Students will role play different family members, one with a secret, and decide whether to tell their sibling or parent. They will then discuss their reasoning. The lesson seeks to help students understand their ability to communicate differently with siblings than others through description, imagination, and expression. Assessment will involve students writing responses to exit slip questions and presenting their choice and justification to the class.
This lesson plan aims to teach 11th grade students why siblings feel more comfortable sharing thoughts and problems with each other than with parents. Students will role play different family members, one with a secret, and decide whether to tell their sibling or parent. They will then discuss their reasoning. The lesson seeks to help students understand their ability to communicate differently with siblings than others through description, imagination, and expression. Assessment will involve students writing responses to exit slip questions and presenting their choice and justification to the class.
Stage 1: Desired Learning Outcomes Learning Outcomes: ● Students will understand that siblings feel more comfortable sharing thoughts and problems with each other. Essential Question Essential Understanding
Why do siblings feel more comfortable to Siblings feel more comfortable sharing thoughts and share their opinion with each other than problems with each other because siblings play a others or not? different role than parents.
Knowledge Skills Language Focus
● Students understand why ● Students will act and they can talk to their express their thought on Description siblings in a different the situation given at the Imaginative ways from others. start of the class in order Expressive to help their friends be able to think of the situation.
Student will think and answer our exit slip, A student from each group will get a situation that which are three questions that we wrote on the contains problem. They will be asked to choose board. between telling their parents or siblings. They will explain the reasons behind their decision in front of the class. Furthermore, they will be sharing their ideas and experiences to their classmates.
Stage 3: Learning Plan Step 1: Activating Prior Knowledge ● Students have their experience with their siblings such as fighting, arguing, or sharing thought Step 2: Processing New Knowledge ● Students will receive a piece with a role wrote on it, which are Dad, Mom, Children, and a Children who have a secret. ● They will then pretend that they are that role and chose to tell the secret to one of their family members ● Students discuss about the reason that their friends chose Step 3: Summarizing New Learning ● Students will reflect on their exit slip about what they did not know before. And what did they learn from class. Resources Homework Assignment