In fifth grade, this week we worked on the first session of my
innovation plan. It consisted on teaching the students the different recyclable
materials that they could get in order to reuse them and make our final
product. In the first activity, the students had to work in groups to play a game
in which they had to put waste in a bin and recyclable materials in the other
bin. This activity was really successful since they practice while learning the
four materials they can reuse. Also, they were really engaged in the activity
because there won points if they did it right.
In the end, they had to make their own recyclable bin in which they will
collect all the materials that then will be used for our products. To do this
task, in the previous class, six students were in charge of bringing a box, in
that way we would have six boxes that students would paint; however, only three
students brought the boxes. Thus, if students had brought the material for the
class, what I would change from this class would be the number of students for
a group, as they are a lot I have to make groups of 5 students maximum.
However, the class was really successful since all the students were
interested in participating in all the tasks.
The classes I taught in third grades were about remembering the
parts of the body and learning different meals. The objective in the class was
that students wrote short sentences telling what they eat at different eating
times. To do this, students watched a video about food at breakfast, lunch,
and dinner. After that, they categorized the images of the food that they
brought into breakfast, lunch, and dinner. And wrote sentences following the
structure given by the teacher.
In these classes, the students were engaged
because they like watching videos since in this way they learn more
effectively. However, what I would change from these classes could be that
students had drawn their own meals for each eating time, also I would have made
them work in groups or pairs since this is the emphasis in my practicum, the
cooperative learning. Also, it would be good if the students had spoken in
English a little more since the focus in these classes was only writing.
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