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Year: 5 Khadijah
Enrolment: 35 pupils
Previous Pupils are already familiar with some of the vocabulary in the topic which was
Knowledge: introduced in the listening and speaking skills.
Content 2.2 By the end of 6-year primary schooling, pupils will be able
Standard: to demonstrate understanding of linear and non-linear
texts in form of print and non-print materials using range
of strategies to construct meaning.
Entrepreneurship: Blogging
Resources/ Model of electronic book, ppt reading text “Electronic Books: The Future of
Teaching Aids: Reading”, sentence strips, manila card with bubble map template, question
cards in a mystery box.
Stages/Time Content Activities Remarks
Set To arouse pupils’ interests 1. Teacher plays hangman game using the vocabulary learnt in the previous lesson. _________________
Induction through word games. This game is played in groups.
(±3 mins.) E.g. Electronic book, - ________________
environment, friendly 2. Teacher thinks of a word already introduced before in this topic and the pupils try
to guess it by suggesting letters in the word.
- ________________
3. The group that manages to guess the word correctly wins the game.
Presentation 1) To elicit verbal 1. Teacher shows a model of an electronic book to the pupils and passes it round to _________________
(±20 mins.) responses from the the pupils for them to touch and feel the object.
pupils about the topic.
2. Teacher asks questions related to the electronic book model to the pupils to elicit - ______________
Example: their responses.
a) What is the name of
this gadget? 3. Then teacher introduces and explains new vocabulary in the reading text about
b) How do we use this electronic books.
gadget?
c) Would you like to have 4. Teacher reads aloud the text displayed and pupils listen attentively.
this gadget at home?
d) Why did you say so? 5. Teacher discusses what the text is about and ask the pupils to construct an i-Think - ______________
map of the advantages of using electronic books.
2) New vocabulary e.g.
electronic books, 6. Teacher reads aloud the text followed by the pupils.
purchased, debit
cards, accessed, 7. Teacher distributes the reading text to the pupils.
environmentally
friendly, downloaded. 8. Pupils read aloud the text with correct pronunciation, stress and intonation and
teacher corrects the pupils’ mistakes.
3) Summarise the
advantages of the 9) Teacher monitors the reading of the text and corrects the pupils’ mistakes. - ________________
electronic book using
an i-Think map.
Stages/Time Content Activities Remarks
Practice To demonstrate the 1) Teacher asks pupils to form into groups of five.
(±20mins.) pupils’ understanding of
the text using a bubble 2) Teacher distributes to each group an envelope which consists of several - ______________
map related to the text. scrambled sentence strips and a manila card with a blank bubble map template.
- ______________
3) Teacher asks each group to complete the bubble map by pasting the correct
sentence strips about the advantages of electronic books from the sentence strips
in the envelope.
5) Pupils get peer and teacher’s feedback for their presentation. - ________________
Production To test the pupils’ 1) Teacher distributes comprehension questions based on the text to the pupils. _________________
(±15 mins.) comprehension of the
text. 2) Pupils answer all the questions in full sentences. _________________
3) Teacher facilitates the pupils while they are answering the questions. _________________
4) Pupils exchange their work and check the answers with their teacher. _________________
Closure 1. To recap the lesson 1) Pupils volunteer to pick a question from a mystery box and then he /she reads the
(±2 mins.) question and answer it loudly.
2. To instill moral values 2) Pupils list out the importance of using the technology wisely.