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English Language 2 Merah 60 minutes Writing World of Knowledge My Beautiful Body 3.1 By the end of the 6-year primary schooling, pupils will be able to form letters and words in neat legible print including cursive writing 3.2 By the end of the 6-year primary schooling, pupils will be able to write using appropriate language, form and style for a range of purposes
Learning Standard :
3.1.1 Able to write in neat legible print: b) simple sentences 3.2.2 Able to write simple sentences with guidance
Lesson Objectives :
By the end of the lesson, pupils will be able to write at least five simple sentences with correct spelling and punctuation.
Multiple Intelligences Verbal linguistics Musical skills Jigsaw puzzle Worksheets LCD Projector
Teaching Aids :
Stage
Teachers/Pupils Activities
Rationale
Language of Instruction
Resources
Notes
What is the day today? What is the date today? What is the weather like today?
To get the
pupils to know Shake your (body the vocabulary of the day in an active way. parts) Where are your hands?
Vocabulary
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To check their What do you call this? prior knowledge What do you call these? What is this? What are these?
1. Divide the pupils into six groups. Distribute jigsaw puzzle of a body part to each group.
Listen to my instruction.
Jigsaw
Teacher has to enlarge 6 different pictures of body parts and cut them into jigsaw puzzles (Appendix 1).
I will now divide all of puzzle you into six groups. Do not begin until I say so. With me, I have six different body parts. Each group will receive 1 jigsaw puzzle. pictures of (Appendix 1)
2. Pupils assemble the jigsaw puzzle and label the body parts.
To engage
Teacher rewards the first group that completes the task given.
puzzle with your group members. The first group to finish the jigsaw puzzle will receive a token. You may begin now.
1. Distribute worksheet to the pupils. Read aloud the phrases as found in Appendix 2.
nose. I have a sharp nose, my friend. 2. Pupils write the phrases on worksheet. Pupils draw the parts of the face. -
Teacher
can
a big mouth two round eyes two small ears two long legs two strong hands penmanship and dictation skill.
want everyone to write out the phrases. Please write them in the worksheet.
You can draw the body To check their in the worksheet. I will display the pictures on the board afterwards. Teacher can
I want all of you to write Pupils write sentences using the phrases given by the teacher. Teacher go around and check the pupils work. To let the pupils know the teachers concern towards their actions. the sentences by using the phrases that I have given to you. Teacher should check spelling punctuation the the and in
sentences
(Appendix 3)
1. Project the jazz chant The jazz chant What I Have on the screen. Pupils read the jazz chant in groups of six.
Get
into
2. Pupils work in their groups and come up with three more stanzas for the jazz chant. Check the groups work.
have difficulties in their task. Eg. two small eyes - two long legs - two strong hands
I want each group to read aloud their chant Give them a clap! Good job, everyone!
Assessment : Pupils write sentences using the words given The worksheet (See Appendix 4) To assess whether the learning objectives are achieved or not. I want you to write the sentences using the words given Appendix 4 Teacher needs to prepare worksheet (Appendix 4).
Remedial : Pupils rearrange the jumbled up words to form sentences This is my I have Enrichment : Pupils complete worksheet grouping the actions to the right body parts two big ears. two long legs. To keep the advanced pupils interested in the lesson. Complete worksheet. Group the actions to the right body parts. this Appendix 6 Duplicate the worksheet accordingly. nose. ear. To help the below average pupils I want you to rearrange the jumbled up words to form sentences. Appendix 5 Teacher cuts out the words in Appendix 5 and jumble the words.
Closure (5 minutes)
Those who have finished their worksheet, please hand it in to be checked. Class, lets recite the jazz chant again, shall we?