Content Objectives:( describe what you expect students to be able to do / have learned by the end) Language Objectives:( describe what you expect students to accomplish related to language-- speaking and writing) Standards:( be sure to list the standards your unit meets--use Common Core State Standards) Key Vocabulary:( list the vocabulary which students will be expected to learn throughout the unit) Materials:( list necessary materials for the unit) Description of Lessons:( at this point this will be a very brief description of your lessons, depending on your number of group members) Assessment:( how will you assess learning? you must include an authentic assessment tool such as a rubric, checklist, etc.) Conclusion:( describe any extensions that would follow the unit) I ' ve put together a sample unit proposal for you to take a look at( see attached). Hopefully this will help your team know exactly what ' s expected. Please note that my sample is not in correct APA format--it doesn ' t include a title page, references, citations, etc. Your proposal should cite and reference where you located standards and also cite and reference our class text at least once. Also, I did not describe all of the lessons in the unit--I figured if you saw one, you ' d understand what to do. For your next draft, you will give much more detail on each lesson, but at this point I only need a brief description / paragraph for each. Please understand that this is merely a sample of what should be included. Yours can look different as long as it still contains all of the items on the checklist. Also, I ' m attaching a blank Unit Proposal form that I think will really help you all organize your work. I highly recommend using this document as you work in your teams. Hope this helps clarify exactly what to do for this week. Let me know if you have any questions!
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