Science & Technology Tool - Stage 1 (Version 1: 26 August 14)

Science & Technology Tool - Stage 1 (Version 1: 26 August 14)

<p> Science & Technology Tool - Stage 1 (Version 1: 26 August 14)</p><p>Values & Knowledge & Understanding Attitudes ST1-6PW ST1-7PW ST1-8ES ST1-9ES ST1-10LW ST1-11LW Physical World ST1-1VA ☒ Physical world Earth & Space Earth & Space Living World Living World ST1-2VA ☒ ST1-12MW ST1-13MW ST1-14BE ST1-15I ST1-16P ST1-3VA ☒ Material World Material World Built Environments Informa Products tion Task Students are to produce a performance based on the poem ‘Hist Hark’ by CJ Dennis (or similar texts). They are required to utilise different sounds and lights to enhance the performance. Students are to investigate the sounds made by different instruments and select the appropriate sounds to match the selected text. Working SOUND Wor Context Scientifically king ST1-4WS Explicit Teaching/Learning Activities- Define and Explore Tec Students are responding Lesson One- Scary Sounds (Primary Connections)- p.12 hnol personally to ogic Question and Predict (Responding to and questioning) texts in English ally and are Texts Sounds- In the Dark appreciating ST1- features of *Listen to a story 5WT written, spoken and digital texts. *Identify objects from the story that produce light and sound Produce questions </p><p>*Describe how sounds are sensed and predict what </p><p> you would use</p><p>Question and Predict + Evaluate</p><p>Focus Lesson Two- ‘Hist Hark’- CJ Dennis- Poem Read text to students Light, Sounds and Vibrations (One group to read- One group to produce sound) or (Pairs work on one verse)- Evaluate sounds Think Pair Share</p><p>Perform order of verses.</p><p>Assessment Plan and Investigate + Define and Explore Strategies Lesson Three For Teacher Observe and Manipulate Assessment of students Generate ideas towards creating different sounds collaboration and creativity Different musical instruments to make sounds (scraping, blowing, striking and shaking) As Self-Assessment (Possibly place them into four baskets categorising them)- What instruments belong throughout where) activities Loudest and quietest instruments Student questioning and Lesson Four- Link to English Peer Assessment during group Word Wall for Sights and Sounds work Of Sight Sound Peer and Teacher dark loud Assessment of light quiet performance Onomatopoeia: Link:</p><p>Youtube- Onomatopoeia song</p><p>Youtube: Mix Onomatopoeia Creative Project</p><p>Mem Fox text</p><p>Conduct Investigations</p><p>Lesson Five- Canberra Questacon (http://canberra.questacon.edu.au/sciencetime#toggler_music)</p><p>Rice on top of bowl (on top of glad-wrap)- beat a drum and watch the rice bounce- What instrument can you use to make the rice move? Or voice? LIGHT</p><p>Question and predict + Generate and Develop + Produce</p><p>Lesson six- </p><p>Find references to light in the poem ‘Hist Hark’.</p><p>In pairs/groups match images to poem- Attach to Powerpoint and create background to use for when reciting/performing poem.</p><p>Produce + Evaluate</p><p>Lesson seven- </p><p>Produce a performance for an audience using a variety of sounds and lights to enhance performance</p><p>Record performance using Ipads.</p><p>Evaluate strengths and limitations- Plus Delta (What worked well? What would you change and why?)</p>

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