Friday, 19 December 2014

Language-based Approach (Lesson Plan & Teaching Aids)


ENGLISH LESSON PLAN
Subject: English
Form: Form 2
Number of students: 20
Date: 22 December 2014
Time: (80 minutes)
Topic:  Literature
Sub-topic:  One is one and All Alone
Focus skill: reading and writing
Integrated skills: listening and speaking
General Objective: students should be able to understand the story very well.
Specific Objectives: By the end of this lesson, students should be able to:
1)      Answer at least 7/8 true false questions correctly individually.
2)      arrange 6/6  sequence of the story correctly to form a correct storyline.
3)      number at least 4/6 questions correctly to form a correct arrangement.
4)      Find at least three terms/phrases/sentences that is used in the short story that depicts why Trish does not like her  clone and wish to dispose her, with reference to the text.
Moral Values: cooperation, self-reliance
Thinking Skills (CCTS): Generating ideas an Application
Teaching Aids: Comic Strip, computers with internet connection, literature textbook
Previous Knowledge: Students have learnt the plot of the story.  
Vocabularies: schedule, companionship, irritate, dispose, get rid.

Stages
Teacher’s activity
Student’s activity
Materials/ notes
Pre-reading
( 10 mins)
-          Tr. shows a partial of One is One and All Alone comic strip.
-          Tr. asks questions to students:
-          “Can someone summarise what is happening in the picture?”
-          “Can someone tell the class what happen next to both of them?”
-          Students read the dialogue in the comic strip.
-          Students answer the questions asked by the teacher.




Comic Strip
While-reading
( 20 mins)
-          Tr. instructs students to open this webpage and click on the link to do the enrichment exercise individually. The exercise involves:
1)True false questions
2)Arrange the sequence of the story
3) Number the sequence of plot.
-          Teacher control the students and instruct them to answer the exercise based on the teacher’s instruction. Teacher needs to tell the students to finish one exercise and then check the answer together before pursuing to other exercises.
-          Students click on the link provided by the teacher and do the three exercises individually.
-          Students check the answers after each completed exercise.
-           Web site
-          Exercise on webpage
Post-reading
(  50 minutes)
-          In group of 4, Tr. instructs students to find at least three terms/ phrases/ sentences that are used in the short story that depicts why Trish does not like her clone and wish to dispose her.
-          Tr. discusses the answers with the students.
-          In group, Students find at least three terms/phrases/sentences that is used in the short story that depicts why Trish does not like her clone  and wish to dispose her.
-          Students pay attention and participate during the discussion.
-Literature text book

Teaching Aid


1. Comic

2. Web Site (Click to view in new tab)

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