Please complete this form for each lesson day during the field test of curriculum materials.
Remember to upload a photo of your anchor chart for today, if you have one!

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* 1.
Please enter your Teacher Project ID below. If you used the BCM suggested ID, the eight digits will be: First 4 digits of your driver license number + 2-digit birth month + 2-digit birth day.

Teacher Project ID #:

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* 3. What is the date for today's lesson?

Date

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* 4. If another teacher (e.g., substitute, science lead) taught any portion of this lesson, please describe below:

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* 5. What order did you teach the lesson components today?

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* 6. Approximately how long (in minutes) did your class spend on today's:

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* 7. What, if anything, did you change or add when implementing today's lessons (e.g., organization of instruction, additional examples or resources).

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* 8. Please provide AT LEAST ONE suggestion to improve today's lessons.

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* 9. How did you use the anchor charts for today's mini-lesson?

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* 10. Please rate the effectiveness and quality of today's lesson on the following aspects:

  Very Poor Below average Average Above average Excellent
Overall effectiveness of the reading mini-lesson
Overall effectiveness of the science investigation
Alignment between the reading mini-lesson, inquiry circle work and science investigation
Overall quality of the learning experience

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* 11. Please rate the ease or difficulty of implementation for today's lesson on the following aspects:

  Very difficult Somewhat difficult Average Somewhat easy Very easy
Preparation for today's lessons
Teaching the Reading Mini-lesson
Teaching the Science Investigation
Facilitating the small group Inquiry Circles

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* 12. Please share any additional comments about today's lessons.

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* 13.
Please upload a photo of today's anchor chart (if applicable).
You may also use this link to share any classroom photos you may have (no student faces)!

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