This document provides the lesson plan for an English class on writing an informal email about nature. The 70-minute lesson has the objectives of students being able to produce a two-paragraph, 100-word informal email and punctuate it with moderate accuracy. The activities include reviewing email expressions, matching main ideas to paragraphs in an example, discussing what information is needed, and writing their own informal email as an assessment task. The lesson aims to teach writing skills while incorporating environmental sustainability.
Pre Lesson Pupils State What Is Common in These Three Terms:, and - (Answer:) Pupils Explain How These Phenomena Relate To The Three Pictures On Pages 40 - 41 (Answer
Pre Lesson Pupils List As Many Words Related To Relationship That They Have Learnt in The Previous Lesson in Groups (Using I-Think Map Drawn On Mini Whiteboard) Pupils Share Their Answers
This document provides the lesson plan for an English class on writing an informal email about nature. The 70-minute lesson has the objectives of students being able to produce a two-paragraph, 100-word informal email and punctuate it with moderate accuracy. The activities include reviewing email expressions, matching main ideas to paragraphs in an example, discussing what information is needed, and writing their own informal email as an assessment task. The lesson aims to teach writing skills while incorporating environmental sustainability.
This document provides the lesson plan for an English class on writing an informal email about nature. The 70-minute lesson has the objectives of students being able to produce a two-paragraph, 100-word informal email and punctuate it with moderate accuracy. The activities include reviewing email expressions, matching main ideas to paragraphs in an example, discussing what information is needed, and writing their own informal email as an assessment task. The lesson aims to teach writing skills while incorporating environmental sustainability.
This document provides the lesson plan for an English class on writing an informal email about nature. The 70-minute lesson has the objectives of students being able to produce a two-paragraph, 100-word informal email and punctuate it with moderate accuracy. The activities include reviewing email expressions, matching main ideas to paragraphs in an example, discussing what information is needed, and writing their own informal email as an assessment task. The lesson aims to teach writing skills while incorporating environmental sustainability.
SUBJECT: ENGLISH LESSON: 29 TIME: FORM/CLASS: 3 Choose an item. DURATION: 70 minutes Choose an item. THEME: Health and Environment TOPIC: THE WONDERS OF NATURE (UNIT 3) RESOURCES: FOCUS SKILLS: Writing 6 Textbook LANGUAGE/ Useful expressions for an informal email GRAMMAR FOCUS: Choose an item. iTHiNK MAPS: Main Skill: Writing Circle 4.2 Communicate with appropriate language, form and style CONTENT CROSS CURRICULAR STANDARD/S: ELEMENTS: Complementary Skill: Writing 4.2 Communicate with appropriate language, form and style Environmental Sustainability Main Skill: Writing 4.2.3 Produce a plan or draft of two paragraphs or more and LEARNING DOMAIN: LEARNING modify this appropriately independently Create STANDARD/S: Complementary Skill: Writing ASSESSMENT: 4.2.1 Punctuate written work with moderate accuracy Written Exercise Main Writing By the end of the lesson, pupils will be able to produce an informal email of MORAL VALUES: two paragraphs or more in 100 words Appreciate Nature LEARNING OBJECTIVES: Complementary Writing By the end of the lesson, pupils will be able to punctuate the informal email with moderate accuracy ACTIVITIES : a. Pupils review the useful expressions they can use in an informal email FA/ Differentiation Strategies I. PRE LESSON b. Pupils share their answers and discuss I-THINK Map: Circle Map II. LESSON c. Pupils read the instructions in Activity D DEVELOPMENT d. Pupils reread the example email in Activity A and write the main idea of – GIST- TASK each paragraph FA: Think-Pair-Share e. Pupils read the descriptions a – d to decide which ones are the closest to their notes FA: Mini Whiteboard f. Pupils match main ideas to the paragraph g. Pupils share their answers with class III. DETAILED TASK h. Pupils discuss in pairs the Exam Close-up in Activity E and underline Moral Value: Appreciate all the information needed to write an informal email in Exam Task Nature i. Pupils share their answers and discussion Differentiation: Support can be given to less proficient pupils for the j. Pupils complete the Exam Task by writing an informal email in 100 planning work in this lesson, such as a words mind map or a writing frame, depending IV. POST-LESSON k. Pupils review their learning in this lesson by completing an exit card: on their needs.FA: Exit Card ‘what went well in your learning?’ and ‘your learning would have been even better if…’ l. Pupils hand in the cards so that teacher can use them for planning the writing lessons in lesson cycle 4. m. Pupils discuss the questions in Ideas Focus REFLECTION: Number: ___/___ pupils were able to achieve the learning objectives.
Pre Lesson Pupils State What Is Common in These Three Terms:, and - (Answer:) Pupils Explain How These Phenomena Relate To The Three Pictures On Pages 40 - 41 (Answer
Pre Lesson Pupils List As Many Words Related To Relationship That They Have Learnt in The Previous Lesson in Groups (Using I-Think Map Drawn On Mini Whiteboard) Pupils Share Their Answers