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    Instructional Leadership Plan (Map)
    Resources
    Evidence of
    Implementation:
    Evidence of
    Impact:
    Instructional Practices:
    (What are we going to do?)
    Schedule of
    Activities
    PLC/Team
    Involved
    Materials Needed
    Budget
    Required
    Are we working our plan?
    (What are teachers doing?)
    Is our plan working?
    (What are students doing?)
    All students will use
    Science Notebooks
    Joan to provide
    in-service by
    Winter break.
    All
    teachers,
    Joan
    Plan-
    ning
    time for
    Joan
    Teachers integrating
    use of notebooks
    throughout units.
    Principal created grade
    level meeting agenda
    Students will use
    science notebooks to
    show evidence of
    scientific thinking
    Science notebooks
    will be used by
    students as a
    resource for class
    discussions and
    higher level thinking
    tasks (e.g. some
    tests)
    Notebooks will be
    used as a springboard
    for formal writing in
    other contexts
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    Integrate GLAD
    strategies with
    science units
    Select one Glad
    Strategy to
    implement into
    each science
    unit
    Grade Level
    Teams
    Title One
    District
    support
    Gabby
    GLAD website
    Enchanted
    Learning
    Website
    Plan-
    ning
    time for
    Gabby
    Evidence of GLAD
    strategies present
    throughout classroom.
    Principal created grade
    level meeting agenda
    ELL students (and all
    students) will make
    greater connections to
    with content and
    process as evidenced
    on unit and classroom
    assessments
    School-wide
    emphasis on systems
    In-service by
    Joan and
    Kimberly to
    teach principles
    of systems to
    entire staff on
    the
    Entire Staff
    Science
    Notebook
    WASL stems
    Science
    Curriculum
    I-728
    funds
    for
    plan-
    ning in-
    service
    Teachers providing
    intentional modeling
    and instruction on
    necessary components
    of a system as related
    to science GLEs
    Principal created grade
    level meeting agenda
    Students will
    understand the
    interdependence of
    the parts of a system
    by classroom
    discussions and
    science notebook
    writing
    Students will
    understand how
    properties and
    characteristics are
    used to identify,
    describe and
    categorize
    substances, materials,
    and objects (living and
    non-living) by
    classroom
    discussions and
    science notebook
    writing.
    Students will
    understand how
    interaction
    s
    within and

    among systems
    causes changes in
    matter and energy by
    classroom
    discussions and
    science notebook
    writing.
    Teachers will provide
    one investigation in
    the year to model the
    scientific process as
    part of/or in addition
    to the science
    curriculum
    Create a list of
    investigations
    with a
    manipulated
    variable per
    grade level.
    Provide in-
    service on
    investigation as
    opposed to
    observation
    Anna Williamson
    will provide in-
    service for
    primary
    Classroom
    teachers
    Support
    Staff
    Anna
    Williamson
    Investigations
    District
    Science
    for
    teacher
    release
    Tri-
    boards
    Classroom tri board of
    investigation displayed
    in the science fair
    Investigation to be
    selected at grade level
    meeting
    Recording and writing
    explanations with
    supporting evidence
    in their science
    notebooks
    Coming to
    intermediate grades
    with experience in
    experimental design
    Students are able to
    independently
    implement an
    experimental design
    Scientific explanations
    should always use
    evidence from
    observation, data, or
    text
    S.M.A.R.T. = Specific & Strategic, Measurable, Attainable, Results-oriented, Time-bound.

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