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Lesson Plan

Tutor Name: ____________________

Student Name: ____________________

Activity:

Going outside.

Resources:

An “outside” towel, located by main doors.

Plan:

Arielle will be allowed to jump around and do whatever physical activity she likes so long as she can

prove that she is paying attention by answering my questions promptly. This will get her energy out, give

the fidgety part of her brain something to focus on, and provide a reward for her ongoing concentration.

Activity:

Hand manipulatives.

Resources:

Reading Comprehension cubes, found in the reading manipulatives section by the games.

Plan:

Arielle will not be able to jump around while in a classroom setting, so she needs something more subtle

to help her concentrate. The idea here is to give her something that she can use her hands to play with

while she focuses on answering problems. We will do a worksheet while she tries this technique.

Activity:

Story telling.

Resources:

Character figurines, in the reading manipulatives section.

Plan:

Arielle loves telling stories so I want to motivate her to concentrate by doing an activity that excites her

– this will also allow us to end on a good note. To work further on her borrowing skills, we’ll come up

with a subtraction problem and then make up a story with the character figurines to solve it.

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