1st thing I did was enter my students information into the system and created student profiles. The system configures all the data and then spits out a level that they should be instructed on (level 1, 2, 3). These levels coorespond with the 3 different levels of lesson planning. AWESOME!!!
After all my student data was in, I went straight to that month's lesson plans. I am fortunate to have a principal that allows us to print off each unit of study. You can access some of the lessons if you have a smartboard, but I prefer to print everything off. My students are tested through paper pencil method, so I might as well teach that way as well.
Here is a picture of 1 unit printed off.
Lots of paper huh! I have found that placing these lessons into a binder doesn't work for me. Once you pick apart each lesson and make the lessons for your students, it just won't fit! So, I keep all of my prepared lessons in a crate, like this one:
I keep my lessons in tabbed generic folders...lesson 1, lesson 2, lesson 3 etc... This way, I can do this month after month.
Hopefully this at least gives you an idea of 1 way to organize your lessons!
Happy teaching!
J.D.
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