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Detailed Lesson Plan
Detailed Lesson Plan
I. Objectives:
At the end of the lesson, pupils are expected to:
A. Identify the objects that starts with letter A;
B. Write correctly the capital letter A and small letter a; and
C. Appreciate the importance of letter A through an activity called Draw me.
III. Methodology
A. Preparation
B. Motivation
Yes, teacher!
Okay so this morning we will be having a new
lesson but before that we will sing another song
again. We will sing the ABC song. So the song
goes this way!
C. Discussion
So based on the song, do you have now an idea
what is our lesson for this morning?
Yes, Angie?
Very good! So our lesson is all about the letters in
the alphabet but this morning we will focus first to
the letter A. ABC, teacher!
So this is letter A
A
Letter A is the 1st letter in the alphabet. So this
picture is the capital letter A, and this one is the
small letter A.
a
children at the back can you see this?
Okay so let’s say that this us the mommy A, and
Baby A.
So the sound of A is “ā”. Yes, Teacher!
Everybody say “ah”.
Again!
a-a-a-ant
(Donnabel) An axe!
a-a-a-axe
Very good!
Our last picture is?
a-a-a-anchor
Apple
Ant
Very good! Ambulance
Now this time, I’ll teach you how to write the Anchor
letter A. Alligator
I’ll give you a practice sheet.
And I’ll use this big notebook. Lets start with the
capital letter A. Okay. Point your pencil here at
the top. And make a line down. Now go to the
middle and make a line across.
Okay, lets do it again, down, down, across.
Now who wants to try here at my big notebook?
Yes, Kai!
Yes, teacher!
D. Application
E. Generalization
Yes, teacher!
Now class take a look at this works here. Do you
think A is very important?
Why?
IV. Evaluation
Instruction: Encircle the things that start with letter A.
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2.
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V. Assignment