Wise Owl a Woodland Indian Myth
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Song “If you like Owls and you know it”
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flap your hand
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turn your head
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hoot hoot
Reflection: Think of the Story of Wise Owl — Are you sometimes like owl? Can you be more patient? Can you be a better listener? Do you think this can help you be wise?
Now let’s see How Wise You Are About Computer and the Internet
Note: this lesson is a 2 session lesson:
- Session 1 Whole Group Demo of computer parts/ online safety
- Session 2 Digital Lab
Big Idea: I can understand the basic parts of a computer, and how the importance of digital safety online.
Learning Objectives: Students will identify the main parts of a computer, and begin their training in digitial citizenship.
Performance Task – watch videos , whole group demo of computer skill games, centers: both computer lab , Kagan numbered heads, thinking map – circle rules of computer lab
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Folktale – Wise Owl a Woodland Indian Myth
Lesson Link – general computer basics
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1st Computer Session 1[please view for 1st grade details]
1.Extension
Work: relate rules for library – now to computer lab
2.Technology: smart board presentation of computer skill games, computer lab centers [see lesson link], videos
3 HIgher Level Thinking Skills: What is the Internet
4. Kagan: Numbered Heads with higher level thinking
5. Thinking Maps: – Circle Map Computer Lab Rules
