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Official Curriculum, the students work in there word wall worksheets, that is something they are intended to learn, so they have to practice those skills.

Extra Curriculum: morning circles for a get to know you name game. Interactive, there are lots of things you can do in a morning circle.

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Hidden- reading during breaks or getting done with tasks early

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Official: listened to beauty and the beast and wrote what part was their favorite and then placed their sentences with the storyline

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Operational curriculum: learned about the color orange, and did activities to identify what orange is. Like coloring things that are orange.

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operational- Kindergarten- read nursery rhymes and went over the vocab words in it!!

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Operational Curriculum- identifying theme in a story

Extra Curriculum- practiced writing skills and annotating a text

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Official - The students were working on social studies assignment.

Operational - The students were working on social studies that they had learned the day prior and looking back at there notes they took to help them.

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Extra curriculum: the teacher lead a morning meeting and learned about what the students did over the weekend.

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1. Operational curriculum-students learning about parallelograms

2. Official curriculum- students are intended to learn about their emotions while writing about it as a learning topic

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Operational: learned about math and the way you use this math.

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Official curriculum: the students were learning how to write letters in the alphabet.

Hidden curriculum: the students interacted with each other during morning meeting and learned how to politely ask about each others weekend.

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Official curriculum- 3rd grade literacy, they read and made sentences based on their ideas

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Official curriculum, they taught things they needed to but didn’t explain it very good.

Extra curriculum, would do activities and games that helped practice the lessons a bit.

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Official Curriculum: Learning about Native Americans for Social Studies

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Explicit-telling students to start continue writing their stories.

Hidden- expecting students to get out their pencils when they are told you write.

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Writing - Unit 1 writing and learning how to make full sentences

Reading - Going for 15 minutes and doing a comprehension check after

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Math review

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Math skill

Spelling

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Hidden and official curriculum

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Hidden : Waiting for someone to be done talking before asking them a question.

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acting out a story

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Operational: students were learning to write their names by tracing dotted lines.

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Operational: learning rhyming words

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Official curriculum- learning to write a paragraph

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Math and skills

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Official Curriculum, we watched students learn about parallelograms.

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I saw Null curriculum. I was observing during morning meeting, so a lot of it wasn’t directly in the curriculum. The teacher asked about their weekend to build relationships.

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hidden curriculum because the students knew the routines and what to do and when

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Hidden (raise your hand if you want to talk) and official curriculum (writing sentences)

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Operational curriculum: writing your ABC’s

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hidden

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