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Writing a Teaching with Museum Collections Lesson Unit Plan Template Title Developers Grade Level Number of Sessions in the Lesson Unit Plan Overview Park Name Description Essential Question Museum Collections, Similar Items and other Materials Used National Educational Standards Student Learning Objectives Background and Historical Context Vocabulary Teacher Tips Lesson Implementation Procedures Lesson One: Lesson Two: Lesson Three: Lesson Four Lesson Five: Lesson Six: Evaluation/Assessment for Measurable Results Extension and Enrichment Activities Resources Site Visit Charts, Figures and other Teacher Materials  A. Title: Carl Sandburg: Collector of Life in Word and Song Include the following: Lesson Unit Plan Title Developer[s] Name, Title, School Name and Location Grade Level Number of Sessions in the Lesson Unit Plan, and Length of Sessions *A lesson unit plan [lesson theme plan] includes several lessons on a particular topic with object-based activities or sessions. Determine the number of lessons [sessions] in the unit and then develop creative object-based activities for each lesson. Indicate the total time requirements that you recommend for the teacher to cover all the activities, such as a single 45-minute session/lesson that covers one activity, or five 55-minute sessions that can occur over a five-day period. B. Overview of this Collection-Based Lesson Unit PlanProvide the following information: Park name. Enter the full park name, such as Frederick Douglass National Historic Site. Description Briefly state the theme and briefly describe what is covered in this lesson unit plan. Include a list of each session/lesson and the activities in each, briefly noting the skills for each. Relate the theme to the site’s resources, including museum collections on exhibit in the historic house, visitor center or online exhibit. Sample classroom activities in each lesson/session includes: Introductory/Warm-Up Activity: H