Creative CurriculumThe Creative Curriculum approach takes advantage of child?s natural curiosity and uses it to stimulate a desire to learn. This educational approach integrates interactive teaching methods and real-life experiences to teach students. In addition there is an emphasis on a child?s social and emotional needs. The flexibility of this method allows for children of various developmental levels to be supported. For this assignment, you are asked to design a lesson using one or more of the 38 creative curriculum objectives listed in Table 4.5 of your text. Use this lesson plan template to create your lesson. Be sure to elaborate on each stage of the lesson, as if you were leaving this lesson to be taught by your director. Your three-to-four page paper should be formatted as follows: Criteria: Must be three to four double-spaced pages in length (including your lesson plan) and formatted according to APA style as outlined in the Ashford Writing Center, not including your title and reference pages. Assignment must include:Cover page must include: Name of paperStudent?s name Course name and number Instructor?s name Date submitted Must include one lesson plan, using the template provided. Must include, on the final page, a Reference List that is completed according to APA style as outlined in your approved style guide. Must include at least one additional outside source.Here are some additional notes on how to complete your lesson plan.Subject: (Science, Math, etc.)Grade: (Please be specific.)Topic: (Butterflies, Multiplication, etc.)Duration: (Hours? Days?) Goals/Objective: (Include the Creative Curriculum objective here. What do you want students to know/do as a result of the lesson? Put this in child friendly terms.)Standards Covered: (Please use: NAEYC)Material Needed: (List all material needed for a successful lesson.) Introduction: (How will you spark your students? interest? What will you do to engage your learners? Remember creative curriculum focuses on active engagement.) Lesson Development: (Explain completely. What will the students do to follow the plan? Explain point by point what you expect the students to be doing during the lesson. Include open-ended questions you will use to engage your students in discussion and critical thinking.) Practice/Check for understanding: (How will you set up the review? What strategies will you use to get students involved in this process? How will you assess your students learning? Will you collect something tangible? Will you use observation?)Closing: (Remind your students what the creative curriculum objective was in your closing.) Reflection: (Think about this lesson. Can you extend it? What would be the next logical step? What would you change if you could?)
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