This lesson plan is for an English class focusing on listening comprehension and noting important details in short stories. The teacher will read the story "The Lion and the Mouse" aloud, stopping periodically to ask questions and have students make predictions. Key details about the characters, setting, and events will be discussed. Students will then take turns sharing which part of the story they liked best. They will learn that noting these important details when listening to stories is important. As an activity, students will work in groups to analyze the characters, setting, and events of another provided story. Their understanding will be evaluated through discussing details from the story "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs."
This lesson plan is for an English class focusing on listening comprehension and noting important details in short stories. The teacher will read the story "The Lion and the Mouse" aloud, stopping periodically to ask questions and have students make predictions. Key details about the characters, setting, and events will be discussed. Students will then take turns sharing which part of the story they liked best. They will learn that noting these important details when listening to stories is important. As an activity, students will work in groups to analyze the characters, setting, and events of another provided story. Their understanding will be evaluated through discussing details from the story "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs."
This lesson plan is for an English class focusing on listening comprehension and noting important details in short stories. The teacher will read the story "The Lion and the Mouse" aloud, stopping periodically to ask questions and have students make predictions. Key details about the characters, setting, and events will be discussed. Students will then take turns sharing which part of the story they liked best. They will learn that noting these important details when listening to stories is important. As an activity, students will work in groups to analyze the characters, setting, and events of another provided story. Their understanding will be evaluated through discussing details from the story "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs."
LESSON PLAN School ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Learning Area ENGLISH
Teacher HONEYLYN P Quarter THIRD DIGNADICE Date I. Objectives Developmental Domain (s): LC (Listening Comprehension) Content Standard: Demonstrates understanding of familiar words used to communicate personal experiences, ideas, thoughts, actions and feelings Performance Standard: Shares/express personal ideas, thoughts, actions and feelings using familiar words. Learning Competency Listening to short stories Code: Note important details pertaining to character, setting, events EN1LC- IIIa-j-1.1 II. Content Noting Important Details
III. Learning K – 12 Curriculum Guide pp. 17 – 18
Resources IV. Procedures Review: Say something about the following words: Farmer, daughter, gift, lily Motivation: Have you been in a forest? Who was with you during that time? What can you see at the forest? Presentation and Discussion: Modelling Teacher reads the story “ The Lion and the Mouse”. What do you want to know about the story? During Reading Read the story. Stop once in a while and ask some questions. Ask predicting question before reading the next event. Post Reading Discussion: Where was the story happened? Who was sleeping at the forest? What did the mouse do that made the Lion angry? Who was trapped at the net? How did the mouse helped the Lion? Guided Practice: Ask each pupils the part of the story he/she likes best. Generalization: In listening to a story one must take note the important details: Character, setting and events. Application: Group activity Provide a story. Ask the pupils to note the characters, events and setting of the story. Evaluation: Note important details of the story (Oral) “Snow white and the 7 dwarfs” 1. Who are the character in the story? 2. Where was the story happened? 2. What are the events in the story? V. Remarks (Instructional ML: ________________ ID: _______________ Decision) VI. Reflection