Step+4+-+Lesson+Plan

Now we need to think about what you will do. You can use one of our lesson plan docs provided by ISTEs tech section or your own. Remember, start thinking first of a lesson plan you have already that you could put Glogster in or maybe a whole new concept. What do you want them to learn at the end of the lesson? How much time will you need? Now start blocking it out. We will take some time to really work this out. Here are the two lesson plan formats again:



Here are some ways that teachers have used glogster in my school:


 * 1) As an introduction lesson at the beginning of the year.
 * 2) After reading a book, students made a poster identifying main topics the teacher wanted covered.
 * 3) As a way to teach grammar - English and foreign language.
 * 4) To portray Antisemitism during the holocaust.
 * 5) To create a poster about a country.
 * 6) To create a family tree, specifically this was in a foreign language to learn sentence structure.
 * 7) To highlight specific features of an invention.

Here are some lesson plans I found on the web:

Literature Book Advertisements []

How the Garcia Girls Lost their Accent: []

5th Grade – As a Home Page: []

Self Image: []

General Plan: []

Collaboration between English and Computer Class: []

Project criss: []

Transformational Geometry: []

Foreign Language: []

Great Examples of Glogster – Character Web: http://butlertech.wikispaces.com/Glogster