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Lesson Plan (Outdoor Activity) : Topic: Content Standard: Learning Standard
Lesson Plan (Outdoor Activity) : Topic: Content Standard: Learning Standard
Lesson Plan (Outdoor Activity) : Topic: Content Standard: Learning Standard
Term 1 (Week 8)
Topic: Hopscotch
Content standard: FK 2.2 Pupils can carry out movements: i) walking ii) jumping ii) hopping
Able to
Learning standard: Carry out various locomotor movement such as jumping, hopping, etc.
Enhance their gross motor skills
Hopscotch Rings, bean bag
Materials needed:
Teacher’s Reflection:
Lesson Plan (Outdoor Activity)
Term 1 (Week 8)
Topic: Playground
Content standard: FK 2.1.1 Performing movements in self-space and general space.
Able to:
Learning standard: Develop their gross motor skills such as running, climbing, balancing, etc.
Wait for their turns to play at the playground.
Teacher’s Reflection:
Lesson Plan (Outdoor Activity)
Term 1 (Week 8)
Topic: Waterplay
Content standard: FK 2.1.1 Performing movements in self-space and general space.
Able to:
Learning standard: Develop their awareness of self-space and general space
Teaching methods:
Teacher’s Reflection:
Lesson Plan (Outdoor Activity)
Term 1 (Week 8)
Topic: Storytelling
Content standard: BI 1.2.5 Listen to and enjoy simple stories
Able to:
Learning standard: Develop their concentration while listening to the stories.
Teacher’s Reflection:
Term 1 (Week 8)
Plastic cup (each student will be having one cup, label with name)
Garden soil
Materials needed:
Watering cans
Water
1. Teacher reads a book related to the living things (plants) that need water to survive.
(Emphasis the plants need water almost every day, just like people need water).
2. Teach the children when we need to water the plants.
Teaching methods: 3. Ask Questions: What do we use to water the plants? / What plants need?
4. Using finger to press on the soil to feel the texture of soil (If the soil feels dry, demonstrate
watering plants using watering cans)
5. Invite the students to try and feel the texture of the soil.
Teacher’s Reflection: