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LESSON PLAN REFLECTIONS
FORM / TIME
English Language Theme: World of Knowledge
Remove Topic: Colours
8.30AM Learning Outcomes:
9.30AM 1.1a.Listen to and ask for and follow simple instructions
4.3i. Acquire meanings of words by using contextual cues or a dictionary
4.3j. Read and obtain information from non-linear texts such as diagrams,
charts and tables
Learning Objectives:
At the end of the lesson, students should be able to:
i. Follow the instructions and guess the colour correctly
ii. Match all the words to their colours correctly
iii. Categorise all the things into respective colours correctly
HOTS Elements: Analysing
Skill: Listening, Speaking and Writing
Strategies: Active Learning
Formative Assessment: Clown Worksheet
Activities:
1) Induction: Teacher starts her lesson by dividing the class into
four groups and asking the students to go around the class and
match the words to their colours correctly. Teacher checks the
answers of the groups and provides her feedback.
2) Explanation: Teacher moves on by asking the students to spell
out the colours. Teacher explains the pronunciation of the colours
and allows students to practice.
3) Practice: Teacher distributes a set of worksheet to the students
and asks them to complete it.
4) Presentation: Teacher asks the students to discuss the answers
among themselves.
5) Closure: Teacher concludes her lesson.
Teaching Aids: Clues, Colours, Flashcards
(iii) outlining
3.2.2 (F1) Can write for creative and personal expressions
(ii) journals
Learning Objectives:
At the end of the lesson, students can:
i. Write an on the given topic by using at least three cohesive
devices 100% correctly
HOTS Elements: Applying
Skill: Writing
Strategies: Individual work
Formative Assessment: e-diary
Activities:
1) Induction: Teacher starts her lesson by asking the students about
friendship. Teacher provides two colour papers to each student.
Teacher asks the students to raise green if it is an advantage and
red if it is a disadvantage.
2) Explanation: Teacher moves on by explaining what journal is.
Teacher explains the ways of writing an journal.
3) Practice: Teacher proceeds by asking the students to write an e-
diary on their experiences on online shopping.
4) Presentation: Teacher moves on with students presentations.
Teacher asks a few questions to ensure students have understood
the topic.
5) Closure: Teacher provides her feedback to the students
presentations.
Teaching Aids: Notebook, colour papers