- "Begin by jotting down all of the major themes and big ideas that you'll be teaching.
- Think about read alouds you want to share with your class.
- How long will they take?
- When would be a good time to read them?
- Do they align with any concepts or themes?
- After you have established the "Big Ideas" you can start looking at the nitty-gritty: specific standards, lessons, and pacing.
- Consider your district's requirements. If they have created a pacing guide you'll want to use it to form your own long-range plans."
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Tuesday, April 11, 2017
Tips for Curriculum Planning {Mapping, Long Range Plans, Year-Long Planner}
As teachers are planning out their entire year of their classroom curriculum, they need to be thinking of the big picture. The article titled Tips for Curriculum Planning {Mapping, Long Range Plans, Year-Long Planner} provides templates and examples for teachers. Below is an approach that the author uses while planning out the curriculum.
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This is very important as a teacher considers creating their lesson plans for the year. Start big then go small.
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