LEVEL OF LEARNING (LOTS) BAND 1 (Knowledge) (LOTS) BAND 2 (Understanding) (HOTS) BAND 3 (Application) (HOTS) BAND 4 (Analysis) (HOTS) BAND 5 (Evaluation) DATE/DAY (HOTS) BAND 6 (Synthesis) TEACHING AND LEARNING STRATEGIES TIME Inquiry-Based Learning CLASS Project-Based Learning SUBJECT English Pupil-Centredness DOMAIN Personal, Education Cooperative Learning THEME/TOPIC Science and Technology Its a Small World CROSS CURRICULAR ELEMENTS SKILL/DURATION Listening & Speaking 1 hour 30 minutes Language CONTENT LEARNING STANDARDS 1.1 STANDARDS 1.1.1 Environmental Sustainability LEARNING By the end of the lesson, students can Values:. OBJECTIVES i. Listen to telephone conversations Science and Technology ii. Identify the invitations and requests made in the Patriotism and Citizenship telephone conversation. Creativity and Innovation iii. Discuss the benefits of accepting invitations and Entrepreneurship request. Information & Communications Technology SUCCESS Students can : Global Sustainability CRITERIA (Specific 1. Identify the invitations and requests made in the Financial Education. behaviours to telephone conversation ASSESSMENT AND EVALUATION show students 2. Discuss the benefits of accepting invitations and Written exercise achieve Learning request. Practical/Experiment Report Objective) Quiz LESSON CONTENT Making an invitation: Presentation 1. I would like to invite you to.. Test 2. I wonder if you would like to. Others (Please state). 3. Do you want to 21ST CENTURY SKILLS 4. Would you like .. Entry Card/Exit Card 5. How about going Brainstorming Making a request Gallery Walk 1. Would you mind if ..? Games 2. Could you.? 3. Would you mind going? ___ stay, ___ stray Group Presentation ACTIVITIES Role Play 1. Listening to a telephone conversation Traffic Light 2. Identifying the invitation and request made in the Others (Please state). telephone conversation. Others (Please state). 3. Making an invitation and a request using the samples i-THINK MAPS given. Circle Map 4. Discussing the benefits of accepting invitation and requests in groups. Bubble Map 5. Presenting their work to the class. Double Bubble Map Flow Map Multi-Flow Map TEACHING AIDS / Textbook Tree Map REFERENCE / Brace Map SOURCE REFLECTION: Bridge Map