The daily lesson plan is for a 4th grade class with 30 students. The 1-hour lesson on Amazing Animals focuses on listening skills. Students will listen to a narration about animals and complete a worksheet to demonstrate understanding. They will first discuss favorite animals. The teacher will show pictures and have students compare animals. Students will then listen to an animal fable video twice and answer questions in groups. Finally, students will individually complete a worksheet for discussion and review what they learned about animals.
The daily lesson plan is for a 4th grade class with 30 students. The 1-hour lesson on Amazing Animals focuses on listening skills. Students will listen to a narration about animals and complete a worksheet to demonstrate understanding. They will first discuss favorite animals. The teacher will show pictures and have students compare animals. Students will then listen to an animal fable video twice and answer questions in groups. Finally, students will individually complete a worksheet for discussion and review what they learned about animals.
The daily lesson plan is for a 4th grade class with 30 students. The 1-hour lesson on Amazing Animals focuses on listening skills. Students will listen to a narration about animals and complete a worksheet to demonstrate understanding. They will first discuss favorite animals. The teacher will show pictures and have students compare animals. Students will then listen to an animal fable video twice and answer questions in groups. Finally, students will individually complete a worksheet for discussion and review what they learned about animals.
Date: 09.10.2020 (Friday) Proficiency level: Average proficiency Time: 8.30 – 9.30 a.m. Duration: 1 hour Theme: World of Stories Topic: Amazing animals Main Skill: Listening Complementary Skill: Speaking Learning Standard: 1.2.3 Understand with Content Standard: 1.2 Understand meaning support short simple narratives on a range of in a variety of familiar contexts familiar topics. Behavioural objectives: By the end of the lesson, pupils will be able to: Teaching Aids: Speakers, Projected Screen, Listen to a narration and answer the Whiteboard, Animal cards, Video, Year 4 Get worksheet 4 out of 7 correctly based on the Smart textbook, Worksheet narration. Higher Order Thinking Skills (HOTS): Cross-Curricular Elements (CCE): Values Applying, Analysing
Differentiation Task: Worksheet 21st Century Learning: Team player, Thinker
Stage/time Activity Remarks
Set Induction 1. Teacher asks the students if they know anything about animals. 2. Teacher asks the students what their favourite animal is and why they like it. 3. Students respond to the teacher. Pre-listening 1. Teacher tells the students that today Materials: Pictures of they are going to learn about the animal animal, Year 4 Get kingdom. Smart textbook. 2. Teacher begins by showing pictures of animals to the students through the projected screen. 3. Then the teacher would compare the animals and ask the students, eg. Which one is taller, an elephant or a giraffe? 4. After that teacher would instruct the students to take out their year 4 textbook and turn to page 81. 5. Teacher instructs students to get in a pair and discuss among them complete the task on their textbook page 81. 6. Teacher and students discuss the correct answer together. While listening 1. Teacher explains to the students that Materials: Video they are going to listen to a video about entitled “The Hare and an animal fable. Tortoise”, Animal cards 2. Teacher plays the video entitled “The Hare and Tortoise”. 3. The pupils would listen to the video twice. 4. Teacher divides the students into a few groups and explains that he/she is going to show cards containing questions on the video they had just listened to. 5. Each group needs to discuss among them and raise their hand to answer the questions on the cards. 6. Teacher starts showing the cards and the students start answering. Post listening 1. After that teacher are going to distribute Materials: Worksheet worksheets to the students to answer individually. 2. Students are given a few minutes to complete the worksheet. 3. Teacher and students discuss the worksheet together.
Closure 1. Teacher review what they have learned
for that day. 2. Teacher compliments students for doing well and participating actively in the activities.