Three Cheers For Tacky Essay

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1. What did you plan to teach and/or do (transitions, management, accommodations, etc. )? Did you teach the plan you made?
For reading intervention, we did a color scavenger hunt. I had their color sight words on index cards, and they were to find something in the classroom that matched the color they read. For reading centers, we read the emergent readers. This is a book full of arctic animals, and HOT questions. After we read the story we did a different yoga pose for each animal. For ELA whole group, we read the story “Three Cheers For Tacky.” After reading the story, we filled out a story map. They had to recall information from the story to fill in thud map. For ELA centers, we analyzed Tacky. Je was the main character in the story we …show more content…

Did you make adjustments? What adjustments did you make during your teaching time and/or block time and why?
I added music to our yoga. I thought that we could be a little silly while doing these poses, so classical music may help them calm down. I read a bunch of articles while I was pregnant about how classical music calms people. I thought I might as well give it a try. It worked quite well. Each child seemed very relaxed, hardly any misbehavior happened. Then, the volume went crazy and it was too loud for us to use. I was going to pull out my phone and use that for music, but I was afraid it would have been too much of distraction. I also read a short story on ELA centers. This story helped them with adjectives. This story really showed them how adjectives work, I will definitely buy this story.
3. What were your planned assessments for the day? Did you use them all? Did you make adjustments?
My planned assessment for the day was anecdotal notes for ELA centers. I did not use this. Instead, I kept all their sticky notes on the poster in a spot, and I plan pinging back and reading their answers to see if they wrote adjectives.
4. Were there any individualized assessments for particular students? What was it? Did you use it? Did you make

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