Steps of a Lesson – Wrap Up

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Steps of a Lesson – Wrap Up

Paired Discussion Why is it important to remind students of what they have learned after a full and exciting lesson? Preview As we move into the wrap up stage of a lesson, let’s think about the importance of drawing students' attention to their learning. Ask participants to discuss the prompt with a partner. Ask two or three participants to share their ideas with the whole group.

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Complete the paragraph with the correct words or phrases. In the __________ stage of a lesson, teachers might __________ or play a game. The purpose is to __________ the lesson and __________ students of what they __________. Every Our World lesson includes a wrap-up activity. Review 1 Let’s review the wrap up stage of a lesson. Ask participants to complete the activity on the screen. You may have a few participants come up to the screen and drag an answer into the blank or ask them to decide as a group. Answers: In the Wrap Up stage of a lesson, teachers might review or play a game. The purpose is to conclude the lesson and remind students of what they learned. Every Our World lesson includes a wrap-up activity. learned remind Wrap Up conclude review

Small Group Discussion What are some ideas for wrapping up a lesson? Do you have a favorite review game or activity? Review 2 Divide participants into groups of two to three. Ask them to discuss the prompt. Tell participants to include any new ideas on Handout 5.1 under “Wrap Up”. As time allows, call on each group to share their wrap-up ideas.