Brisk Teaching Lesson Plan Essentials

The video tutorial demonstrates how to use the Brisk Teaching extension to create a lesson plan for elementary students. It starts with opening a Google Doc and using the Brisk Teaching icon to create a lesson plan. The tutorial guides through selecting a grade level, subject, and specific standards, focusing on language arts for third grade. It shows how to generate a lesson plan covering subject-verb agreement, including materials, objectives, and practice activities. The video also highlights options for extensions and accommodations, allowing for further customization of the lesson plan.

What is the primary purpose of using brisk teaching?

• To create lesson plans for elementary students

• To design school curriculums

• To manage classroom activities

• To evaluate student performance

Where can you find the brisk teaching extension icon in Google Docs?

• Top right corner

• Top left corner

• Bottom right corner

• Bottom left corner

What is the first step in creating a lesson plan using brisk teaching?

• Choosing the subject

• Selecting the grade level

• Opening a blank Google Doc

• Downloading the brisk teaching extension

Which grade level is chosen in the example for creating a lesson plan?

• Fourth grade

• First grade

• Third grade

• Second grade

What subject is selected for the lesson plan in the example?

• Social Studies

• Language Arts

• Science

• Mathematics

Which language standard is focused on in the lesson plan?

• Vocabulary development

• Reading comprehension

• Writing skills

• Subject-verb agreement

How long is the lesson plan designed to last?

• 30 minutes

• 40 minutes

• 60 minutes

• 50 minutes

What does the brisk teaching tool automatically populate in the lesson plan?

• Student names

• Classroom seating chart

• Homework assignments

• Lesson objectives and materials

Which of the following is NOT a component of the generated lesson plan?

• Independent practice

• Homework review

• Guided practice

• Introduction

What additional options does the lesson plan offer?

• Parent-teacher meeting schedules

• Extension activities

• Student report cards

• Field trip planning