1 Thematic Unit Holocaust/World History (Social Studies)/10th Grade Subject Area, Objectives, Assessment Ashley DeCleene EDUC 656
RUNNER: Thematic Unit Holocaust/World History (Social Studies)/10th Grade LIBERTYUNIVERSITY’SLESSONPLANF ORM Lesson Plan 1: Teacher Candidate: Ashley DeCleeneCourse: EDUC 656 LESSON PREPARATION[Before the lesson] Topic: Holocaust: Voyage of the St. LouisSpecific Strategy: Subject: World HistoryGrade:10th State Standard/Common Core: National Standard: Primary Objective:Students will research the passangers of theSt. Louis. Given a set of class readings, each student will research the difficulties Jewish refugees encountered when fleeing from Nazi Germany. Given 5 short-answer questions, the student will answer 3 out of 5 questions correctly. Classroom Diversity and Differentiated Instruction (You are to differentiate your instruction for EACH population listed. Do not delete any population): Learning Styles(modalities / multiple intelligences) – Gifted– LEP– LD, ED, ADD– Multicultural Connections– Children’s Literature Selection (optional): Materials/Equipment: Technology Integration: Character Principle: LESSON PRESENTATION[during the lesson, be very detailed; add PARs at the end not in template] Set: Teacher Instruction/Modeling: * Optional – Read Children’s Literature Selection: Guided Student Practice: Independent Student Practice: Page 2 of 10
RUNNER: Thematic Unit Holocaust/World History (Social Studies)/10th Grade Closure: Summative Assessment:The assessment will consist of five open-ended essay questions.These questions should be answered within a minimum of five complete sentences and should be backed by the class readings. Question 1:There was a refugee crisis during World War II, caused by the fleeing of the Jewish people in Nazi Germany.How did the United States respond to this crisis? Question 2:Refugees faced a new life in the German-occupied parts of Western Europe.What was this life like? Question 3:The refugees found it to be difficult to escape German-occupied areas of Western Europe.Why was this difficult? Question 4:Documents played a large role in the coming and going of refugees.Which documents were required for refugees to enter the United States? Leave Europe? Question 5:There were many victims of the Holocaust, but it is difficult to know what happened to these people.Why is this the case?What documents help with determing what happened to specific victims? LESSON REFLECTION[after the lesson]-If lesson is not actually taught, describe expectations. Describe the outcome of the lesson.
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