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Date:
Class: 4 Amanah
Number of pupils: 12
Content Standards:
2.2 By the end of 6-year schooling, pupils will be able to demonstrate understanding of variety of linear and non-linear texts in the
form of print and non-print materials using a range of strategies to construct meaning.
Learning Standards:
Learning outcomes: At the end of this lesson, pupils should be able to:
Grammar: Nouns
Vocabulary: Siamang, Tapir, Tiger, Squirrel, Crocodile, Bear, Rat and Cricket.
Teaching Aids: laptop, LCD projector, slides presentation, number cards, basketball game (tissue boxes, number tag, crumpled
paper, crossword puzzle big board and letter cards.
Previous Knowledge: Pupils have come across some of the vocabularies (tiger, squirrel, rat and crocodile).
STEP CONTENT TEACHING & LEARNING ACTIVITIES REMARKS
Presentation To introduce
the
vocabularies 1. Teacher asks pupils to find number
Rationale: To give pupils a clear idea and
cards hidden under their chairs.
+8 minutes concept about animals and their
Siamang, Tapir, 2. Teacher asks chosen pupils to give
characteristics.
one characteristic of animals shown
Tiger, Squirrel,
on slides according to the number
Crocodile, Bear, cards that they received. (1 - 8).
Rat and Cricket.
3. Teacher explains the names and the
characteristics of the animals shown
on the slides to the pupils. EE: Constructivism, ICT
Teaching aids:
1. Slides presentation
2. Number cards
STEP CONTENT TEACHING & LEARNING REMARKS
ACTIVITIES
Practice Basketball shooting 1. Teacher divides the pupils into 3 Rationale: To apply and transfer the
game groups. knowledge learnt in a fun and enjoyable
+10 minutes
2. Teacher sets up a mini basketball way.
place for pupils to shoot toy balls.
3. All 8 basketball ‘nets’ is labelled with
number tagging (1-8). The higher Educational Emphases: Constructivism,
the net, the easier the word gained Thinking skill and ICT.