1. Three-Phase Lesson Plan Model

2. Materials List any materials necessary for the lesson Books
Manipulatives
Rulers or other learning aids
Markers/crayons

3. Hook/Anticipatory Set
The teacher puts the students in a receptive frame of mind by:
Focusing students.
Stating objective.
Establishing purpose.
Establishing transfer.
Focus students: Begin with an attention-getting opening statement.
State objective: Describe what is to be learned and what the student will do to demonstrate that he/she has acquired the learning.
Establish purpose: WHY and HOW this lesson relates to the students’ needs.
Establish transfer: Prepare students for the instruction section of the lesson. Lead them into the lesson. Lead them into the lesson with a transition statement

4. Direct instruction “I Do.”
Provide information (choose options that apply to your lesson)
Explain concepts
State definitions
Identify critical attributes
Provide examples
Model
Explain concepts, state definitions, identify critical attributes, provide examples: The teacher provides information for students to gain the knowledge and skill through lecture, video, reading, discussion, etc.
Modeling: The teacher demonstrates what is to be learned to show what is expected in the end product.

5. Direct instruction Check for understanding Pose key questions
Ask students to explain concept, definitions, attributes in their own words
Have students discriminate between examples and non-examples
Encourage students to generate their own examples
Use active participation devices
What are students doing to stay engaged?
Check for Understanding: The teacher checks for understanding of the concepts taught. If there is doubt that students understand, the lesson should be re-taught before practice begins.
Engagement activities: think-pair-share, summarize information delivered, take notes, class discussion, graphic organizer, etc.

6. Guided practice “We do.”
Initiate practice activities under teacher supervision
Elicit overt response that demonstrates objective
Check for understanding
Provide specific results
The students practice new learning under the supervision of the teacher. Individual remediation is provided as needed.
The teacher brings the lesson presentation to a conclusion. Closure activities include: reinforcing of major points learned, clarifying of key points and relating concepts of the lesson to concepts previously learned.

7. Independent practice “you Do.”
Have students continue to practice on their own
Provide knowledge of results
Homework v. classwork
Once the students have mastered the content and skill, independent practice is assigned through homework or individual work in class. This work should include enough different contexts so that the skill may be applied to any relevant situation. Only send students home with independent practice if you are sure that everyone can be successful completing the activity on their own.

8. closure Informal assessment to determine next teaching step
Ask for questions or concerns
Ask students to reiterate key points
Once the students have mastered the content and skill, independent practice is assigned through homework or individual work in class. This work should include enough different contexts so that the skill may be applied to any relevant situation. Only send students home with independent practice if you are sure that everyone can be successful completing the activity on their own.