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Basic 2 English Language Term 2 Week 6 Lesson Plan

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Week 6: Lesson Plan
Subject: English Language
Class: Basic 2
Topic: Talking About Oneself, Family, People and Places, Vocabulary, Writing as a Process, Using Writing Conventions
Strand: Oral Language, Reading, Writing, Writing ConventionsSub-strand: Talking About Oneself, Family, People and Places, Vocabulary, Writing as a Process, Using Writing Conventions
Indicator (code): B2.1.6.2.2, B2.2.7.1.1, B2.4.5.1.2, B2.5.5.1.1Content Std (code): B2.1.6.2, B2.2.7.1, B2.4.5.1, B2.5.5.1
Performance Indicator: Learners can retell a story in sequence and use capital letters/full stops correctly.Core Competencies: Communication and Collaboration, Personal Development
T.L.R.(s): Picture cards (sequence), word cards, sentence strips, class libraryKeywords: Storytelling, Sequence, Punctuation, Capitalization
Phase 1: Starterpreparing the brain for learning
Begin with a storytelling session where the teacher narrates a simple story. Encourage learners to make predictions about the story based on its title and illustrations. Engage students in a brief discussion about their favorite parts of the story.
Phase 2: Mainnew learning including assessment
Oral Language: Students work in pairs to retell the story to each other, focusing on the sequence of events. Conduct a class discussion where learners share their versions of the story and compare them to ensure accuracy. Reading: Provide learners with a short passage related to the story to read aloud, emphasizing accurate pronunciation and expression. Have students identify key events from the story in a jumbled order and rearrange them correctly. Writing: Ask learners to write a short paragraph summarizing the story in their own words, focusing on sequence. Provide a list of key events from the story and have students write them in the correct order. Writing Conventions: Review the use of capital letters and full stops by providing sentences from the story that need correction. Engage learners in a punctuation exercise where they add missing capital letters and full stops to sentences.
Phase 3plenary / reflections
Oral Language: Conduct a class reflection where students share what they learned about retelling stories and how they used gestures to enhance their narrative. Reading: Assess learners' understanding by asking them to summarize the story verbally, ensuring they capture the main events in sequence. Writing: Invite students to share their written paragraphs or storyboards with the class, focusing on how well they conveyed the story sequence. Writing Conventions: Review students' written work for correct use of capital letters and full stops, providing feedback on areas of improvement.

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