Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Course / Level:
1. Learning
objectives
Primary 1
2. Subject
Content
Knowledge about their own body, introduction to the bones and the
discovering of their growth and development. Appraisal of the
senses and some basic healthy habits necessary to carry a save
and good living.
Nouns
My body: arm, body, clap, foot, finger, hand, head, leg, limbs,
torso, growth, baby, kid, adult,
Parts of my body: arm, foot, hand, head, leg, neck.
Joints: ankle, elbow, hip, knee, shoulder, wrist.
My face: chin, ear, hair, head, nose, teeth, eyes.
I grow: adult, baby, change, child, grow.
What my body needs: exercise, food, sleep, water, shower,
Adjectives:
Long, short, fast/quick, slow, high, loud, quiet, different,
strange, hard, soft, healthy, unhealthy, good, bad
Verbs:
jump, play (volleyball, the guitar, football), run, throw, catch,
take/pick up, bend, kneel, grow, brush, clean, rub, scrub, tide,
order, put, move, throw away, collect, classify, sort out, cut out,
glue, pull, push, help.
Structures
Routines:
Can you move like an?
Do you practice sports after school?
Are you good at?
What do you do when youre tired/sleepy/excited/?
Your body needs How do you feel today?
Do you know where
Can you remember the other day
Could you share with us?
Lets revise the parts of the bosy. Repeat after me.
Please, tell the classCould you explain your classmates
How many parts can we name in our body?
Yesterday we saw
Tomorrow we will see
Ok. Let do it.
We have to learnIts important that we learn Dont
forget
Contents:
He jumps with his legs.
My body has three parts.
My arms and legs are limbs.
I can move because I have joints.
My face has two eyes, two ears, a nose and a mouth.
This baby is small.
This baby has a small nose.
My body needs food, water, exercise and sleep.
Discourse type
Exposition
Language Participant
skills
Narration
L-S
L-S-
T-S
Description
L-S-R
T-S
Argument
Assisstant
(A)-S-T
Poetic
A-S-R
Expressive
L-S-R-W
A-S-R
Transactional
T-S- A
Language
skills
5.
Cognitive a) Memory: playing memory games, reminding latter lessons,
activating knowledge
(thinking)
b) Comprehension: listening instruction, Visualizing presentations,
processes
reading, recognizing labels, touching their body parts, performing a
skeleton song in coordination with the group.
c) Application: matching, identifying, associating, gluing tags,
sticking labels, matching
d) Analysis: looking up words, comparing images, choosing the
correct images, setting tags on their students,
e) Synthesis: summarizing the learning aspects/contents, sharing
information, helping class mates to compose/finish the sheets or
crafts.
f) Assessment: recognizing their achievements, errors, difficulties,
abilities and those of their mates.
6. (a) Task(s)
6. (b)
Activities
7. Methdolgy /
stimulation of
key
competences /
timing
8.Orgnizatn
and class
distribution
Type:
* Discourse/presentation Model:
* Experiential model.
* Workshop.
* Cooperative Learning.
* Task based learning.
* Project based learning.
Mode:
a) Individual learning
b) Pair work (monitoring,
collaborative)
c) Small groups (team
collaborative learning)
d) The whole class group
Competences:
1, 3, 4, 5, 7
1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7
1, 2, 4, 5, 6,7
1, 2, 4, 5, 6,7
1, 2, 4, 5, 6,7
1, 2, 4, 5, 6,7
Class time:
10 %
30 %
20 %
15 %
15 %
10%
Key
Competences
8. Evaluation
criteria
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