Week 1 Assignment 2 Lesson Critique

I personally really liked the lesson plan due to its diversity and collaborative work with the entire class. I also liked the idea of a poem planning lesson plans, this lesson give students the opportunity to work independently as well as working together. The idea of the poem planning is a great way for students to expand their vocabulary as well as their reading and writing skills.  The lesson also included a good amount of reading, writing and language English Language Arts standards. These expectations will help students with their vocabulary and their comprehension.

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