Your lesson plan should include the following:

• Classroom and Student Factors/Grouping: Summarize the "Class Profile" and use this information to direct the differentiation throughout the lesson plan.
• National/State Learning Standards: May be based on the standard selected for the Topic 2 assignment.
• Specific Learning Target(s)/Objectives: Objective written in Topic 2 to inform this section may be used.
• Academic Language: List any vocabulary students will need to learn for full understanding of the lesson.
• Resources, Materials, Equipment, and Technology: Lesson must integrate digital tools and resources into the instruction and assessments.
• Anticipatory Set: Include pre-assessment or required knowledge student will need to be prepared to learn.
• Multiple Means of Representation: Include at least two of the models or strategies previously discussed, along with a thorough explanation of how the chosen model/strategy would apply to the lesson. The Topic 4 assignment may be used to inform this section.
• Multiple Means of Engagement: Topic 5 assignment may be used to inform this section. Specify how instruction would be adapted to diverse students, based on an understanding of how elementary students differ in their development and approaches to learning.
• Multiple Means of Expression: Include formative and summative assessments to plan, evaluate, and strengthen your instruction. Include technology resources in at least one assessment. Label each assessment as formative or summative as indicated in the lesson plan template.
• Extension Activity and/or Homework: Topic 5 assignment may be used to inform this section.
• Rationale/Reflection: answer the following questions:
• How do the instructional models you chose for the lesson meet the diverse learning needs of the students on the "Class Profile"?
• How does the instruction and assessment meet the developmental needs of students and strengthen future instructional decisions?
• How do the technological resources you selected engage students and support your assessment practices?