ASSESSMENT PLAN. LESSON 1

ASSESSMENT PLAN
LESSON ONE

DIAGNOSTIC ASSESSMENT

A.         Brainstorm and write on the board a list of animals. Each student can name one. Then ask them to say whether they are vertebrate or invertebrate and what the difference between the two groups is.

B.  Draw a diagram for them to complete in pairs with the different groups of vertebrates that they can remember.




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