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: English Language : 4 Ibnu Khaldun : 14th April 2013 (Sunday) : 9.00 am 10.00 am : World of Personal Relationship : Living in Harmony : Reading : Speaking, writing
2013
: 3.4.3 Read aloud poems and simple stories clearly and expressively. 3.9.1 Read simple poems and simple stories.
Behavioural Objectives
: By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to :1. Read aloud the Friendship poem with clear voice and expressive way. 2. Read the poem with appropriate gestures and body movement. 3. Describe about their neighbours by writing a paragraph about themselves and their neighbours.
: neighbour, both, share, shiny : I had a box of crayons, All shiny, straight and new. I lent a _______one crayon, And--oops--it broke in two!
: Pupils have learnt about their neighbourhood in year three. : Love our neighbour. : Describing and relating. : Verbal-linguistic and kinaesthetic.
2013
Content Eliciting pupils responses (teachers questions) :-What do you do if you get a new neighbour in your neighbourhood?
Activity 1. Teacher greets the pupils. 2. Teacher ask pupils about their neighbours.
Resources
Presenting vocabulary
1. Teacher presents the poem about Friendship to the pupils. 2. Teacher distributes the poems text to the pupils. Text of poem
3. Teacher read the poem aloud with the correct pronunciation and word stress. 4. Teacher asks pupils to repeat after the teacher.
1. Teacher form pupils into a group of six. 2. Teacher asks pupils to read the poem in group by doing with action. 3. Teacher asks each of the group to present the poem in front of the class.
2013
1. Teacher distributes a piece of paper to each of the pupils. 2. Teacher asks pupils to write a paragraph on where they live and who are their neighbours. 3. Teacher picks the pupils names randomly and ask them to read aloud on what they have written
1. Papers
Closure (5 minutes)
1. Teacher summarizes the lesson by stressing the important to have friends in ones neighbourhood.