Hamoni Lesson Reflection

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Lesson: Culture in the Classroom Halmoni and the Picnic.

Age or Grade Level: 3rd grade.

Goals: • Students will able to explore and talk about immigrant family experiences.
• Help all students appreciate the knowledge and resources their families can contribute to their learning experiences.
• Support students from immigrant backgrounds in exploring the challenges, strengths, and meaning of their multicultural identities.
• Encourage students from immigrant backgrounds to make connections between home, school, and community in their learning.
• Nonimmigrant students will understand the value of multiculturalism.
What are strengths this unit?
Halmoni and the Picnic is a story in our unit of study. This is a story that most students enjoy reading year after every year. My additions to the lesson to the reading lesson are in italics to show how I could make the lesson more multicultural. The unit demonstrates how school is not only a separate sphere of development in a students’ life, but also a place where connections take place every day among families, teachers, and community members. The teacher reaches out to her …show more content…

1-After reading allow the students to talk about some vocabulary words used all through the story. The words reported by students are embarrassed, disturb, dignified, cautiously, and …show more content…

I will try to ensure that each one of my students is treated just like everyone else. I know it will be hard to work to facilitate each of my student’s needs based on their strengths and weaknesses, but I will do my best. I will try to incorporate each of my student’s ethnic and culture beliefs into lessons. I believe that students will appreciate knowing stuff about one another and family heritage, having students who are struggling with a disability in the classroom. I will find ways that will make it easier in the

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