This document contains details of four English language lessons for Year One pupils. The first lesson focuses on listening and speaking skills through storytelling and rhymes. The second lesson teaches phonics and reading skills using words beginning with /s/, /æ/, /t/, and /p/. The third lesson focuses on writing, copying words correctly. The fourth lesson teaches creative expression through making animal masks and self-introductions. Each lesson lists objectives, vocabulary, activities, and assessment.
This document contains details of four English language lessons for Year One pupils. The first lesson focuses on listening and speaking skills through storytelling and rhymes. The second lesson teaches phonics and reading skills using words beginning with /s/, /æ/, /t/, and /p/. The third lesson focuses on writing, copying words correctly. The fourth lesson teaches creative expression through making animal masks and self-introductions. Each lesson lists objectives, vocabulary, activities, and assessment.
This document contains details of four English language lessons for Year One pupils. The first lesson focuses on listening and speaking skills through storytelling and rhymes. The second lesson teaches phonics and reading skills using words beginning with /s/, /æ/, /t/, and /p/. The third lesson focuses on writing, copying words correctly. The fourth lesson teaches creative expression through making animal masks and self-introductions. Each lesson lists objectives, vocabulary, activities, and assessment.
Enrolment : 10 pupils Theme World of Stories Focus Listening and Speaking Learning Standard 1.1.2 Able to listen to play and enjoy simple stories 1.1.4 Able to listen to say aloud and recite rhymes or sing songs with guidance Objective By the end of lesson pupils 1. Able to enjoy the stories 2. Able to say aloud and recite rhymes or sing songs with guidance 3. Able to listen and write ,then match picture to word worksheet Vocabulary Ant, snail, parrot and tiger Phonics /s/, /æ/, /t/, /p/ Cross Curricular Value: loves Elements/ Knowledge Acquisition: world of music educational Multiple intelligent: rhythm, interpersonal and verbal Emphases Activity i. Teacher shows a big book to pupils ii. Teacher asks pupils to talk about the book cover. iii. Teacher reads a story to pupils iv. Teacher retells the story and replace greeting with” good Afternoon” or “good evening”. Change the names of the characters to “Patty Parrot” and “Timmy Tiger”. v. Teacher guides pupils to complete the story using their imagination. vi. Teacher asks pupils about birthday song vii. Teacher sing and pupils follow viii. Pupils replace name to their own names Feedback/ Reflection Class : Year One Time : 8.00 am – 8.30am ( 1 ½ hours) Enrolment : 10 pupils Theme World of Self, Family and Friends Focus Reading Learning standard(s) 2.1.2(a)Able to recognize and articulate initial, medial, and the final sounds in single syllable words within given context: - (s),(a),(t),(p)
2.1.3 Able to blend two to four phonemes into recognizable words
and read them aloud Objective(s) At the end of the class, pupils able to: i. Given 3 words, pupils able to say all words correctly. ii. Given a worksheet, pupils able to read, color and write the words. Vocabulary sat, pat, tap Phonics /s/,/æ/,/t/, /p/ Cross curricular Value: Friendship, teamwork elements/Educational Emphases Knowledge Acquisition: World of Music Multiple intelligence(s): Interpersonal, rhythmic, kinesthetic ,verbal Constructivism Activity(s) 1) Teacher divides pupils into two groups and asks them to make line. 2) Teacher put manila cards that written with word sat on the floor for each groups. 3) Teacher asks pupils to plays a game call ‘Kangaroo Hop’. 4) Teacher asks pupils to hop on each grapheme and say the phonemes /s/, / æ /, /t/. Then they say the word “sat” together. Replace “sat” with “tap” and “pat”. 5) Teacher asks pupils what letters they have on the floor. 6) Pupils respond. 7) Teacher teaches how to say the phoneme of each letter correctly. 8) Teacher asks pupils to chant to teacher’s beat. Repeat the chant with other words that begin with /s/, / æ /, /t/, /p/. 9) Teacher asks pupils to do exercise in the activity book. 10) Teacher sum up the lesson.
Feedback/Reflection
Class : Year One
Time : 8.00 am – 8.30am ( 1 hour) Enrolment : 10 pupils
Theme World of Knowledge
Focus Writing Learning standard(s) 3.1.2 (d) Able to copy and write in neat legible print ( words )
Objective(s) At the end of the class, pupils are able to:
i) form letters and words in neat and legible print. Vocabulary(s) Hello, Good Morning, Good Afternoon, Good Evening. Phonics /s/,/ æ /,/t/, /p/ Cross curricular Values and citizenship elements/Educational Emphases 1) Co-operation 2) Discipline 3) Respect to one another Activity(s) 1) Teacher introduces the new vocabulary to the pupils. 2) Teacher asks pupils to sing the greetings song and replace the greeting with the new vocabulary. 3) Teacher shows picture cards and ask them to identify the pictures correctly. 4) Teacher asks the pupils to paste the picture cards to the correct vocabulary on the whiteboard. 5) Teacher presents to pupils on how to write properly. 6) Teacher reads aloud and requires pupils to write the correct words in proper way.
Feedback/Reflection
Class : Year One
Time : 8.00 am – 8.30am ( 1 hour) Enrolment : 10 pupils Theme World of Knowledge Focus Language Arts Learning standard(s) 4.3.1(d) Able to produce simple creative works with guidance based on: (d) stories
Objective(s) At the end of the class, pupils able to:
i. Individually, make an animal mask. ii. Introduce themselves by saying their name and the animal mask that they wear. Vocabulary ant, snail, tiger, parrot Phonics /s/,/ æ /,/t/, /p/ Cross curricular Value: Hardworking elements/Educational Emphases Knowledge Acquisition: World of Science and Technologies Multiple Intelligence(s): Interpersonal, Visual, Verbal Contextual learning Creativity Activity(s) 1) Teacher shows an animal mask to the pupils. 2) Teacher wears the mask. 3) Teacher asks the pupils what they know about mask. -E.g. ‘Who know what I’m wearing just know?’ ‘Where can you see masks?’ 4) Teacher then introduces herself by saying her name and the name of animal mask that she wears. 5) Teacher explains how to make a mask to the pupils. 6) Teacher asks pupils to make their own animal mask. 7) Teacher distributes manila card, scissor and string to each pupil. 8) Teacher asks pupils to wear their mask. 9) Teacher asks each pupil to stand up and introduce their name and the animal mask that they wear. 10) Teacher praise pupils for their creativity. 11) Teacher sum up the lesson.
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