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- 1. Kyle Wallace CI 350-102 September 9, 2014 A.S.S.U.R.E. A-Analyze Learners I will be teaching my first grade special education class the months of the year. My class consists of 10 boys, 7 girls, 70% white 20% African-American and 10% Hispanic. 7 of my students have mild to severe A.D.H.D. First to assess my studentsâ knowledge on the months of the year I will give them a test. The test will be very simple, consisting of matching the months in chronological order. The results of the test will give me an idea of how much my students know about the subject. Knowing this will allow me to find my starting point with the subject. S-State objectives In one week my students will be able to recite the months of the year in chronological order by participating in activities using posters, songs, and videos to achieve 85% degree level. S-Select the Methods, Media, and Material I will be using posters to display the months of the year on the wall in order. Singing songs that involve the months of the year. I will play videos to help them memorize the months. U-Utilize Media and Material First I will split the students into groups to create a poster for every month of the year. Once all the posters are finished I will put them all on the wall in chronological order. Weâll sing songs while referring back to the posters to memorize. We will also watch age appropriate videos about the months and how many days are in them. I will then use the âknuckle methodâ to help them remember the number of days in each month. The âknuckle methodâ is saying the names of the months in chronological order and pointing to your knuckles and the gaps in between from left to right. For every knuckle there is 31 days and for every gap there is 30. This doesnât apply for February it has 28. R-Require Learner Participation By the end of the week I will assess them orally to see what they have learned. I will ask them simple questions about the content. Everyone must participate in the activities. Every new month of the school year I will ask them what how many days will be in the month. E-Evaluate and Revise Considering how well my students learned and how effective the lesson plan was I would critique it accordingly for future classes.