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Días, Meses, Fechas y Cumpleaños

Utilize various activities and technology to teach days, months, and dates to a 5th-grade Spanish class with diverse needs. Includes adapted materials and teaching strategies for cognitive, health-impaired, and autistic students.

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Días, Meses, Fechas y Cumpleaños

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  1. Días, Meses, Fechas y Cumpleaños Cristina Eichler Assistive Technology Fall 2013

  2. Class Environment • 5th Grade Spanish • 25 Students • 1 Health Impaired Student • 3 Cognitive Disabled Students • Classroom Aide

  3. Learning Objectives

  4. Principles of U.I.D. • Smartboard (in place of PowerPoint) • Verbal/Physical • Demonstration • Visual & Written Instructions • Flexibility of Lesson

  5. Activities • Fundamental: • Worksheet with a partner on days of the weeks and dates. • Play Sparkle with days/months words. • Standard: • Individual worksheet on days of the weeks and dates. • Play Baseball.

  6. Activities (cont.) • Enhanced: • Toss a globe around asking and answering questions in Spanish. • Play Down the River. • Technology: • Use the Internet to play Scatter, a matching game on Quizlet.com

  7. Adapted Materials • Autistic: Notes are written on Smartboard; Sparkle game . • Cognitive: Provide cloze worksheet for note taking. • Health Impaired: Provide a copy of the notes in the event the student needs to go to the nurse.

  8. Limitations • Autistic: Communication in the target language. • Cognitive:Difficulty writing, struggles to remember and pronounce vocabulary. • Health Impaired: Chronic nurse trips interrupt the flow of class for the student, therefore missing material.

  9. Teaching Strategies • Autism: Give opportunities for peer interaction and keep consistent routines. • Emotional: Positive reinforcement and allow self-selected partners • Health Impaired: Be in contact with parents to be aware of student limitations. Allow student to go to nurse as needed.

  10. Resources • "Disability Awareness." Assistive Technology Moodle. Ramapo College, n.d. Web. 05 Dec. 2013. <http://moodle.ramapo.edu/mod/book/index.php?id=14372>. • Sousa, David A. How the Special Needs Brain Learns. Thousand Oaks, CA: Corwin, 2007. Print. • "The Alliance for Students with Disabilities in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics." Universal Design of Instruction. N.p., n.d. Web. 05 Dec. 2013. <http://www.washington.edu/doit/Stem/ud.html>.

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