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Basic 4 English Language Term 2 Week 10 Lesson Plan

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Week 10: Lesson Plan
Subject: English Language
Class: Basic 4
Topic: Storytelling, Vocabulary, Writing as a Process, Interrogative Future, Building The Love And Culture Of Reading
Strand: Oral Language, Reading, Writing, Writing ConventionsSub-strand: Storytelling, Vocabulary, Writing as a Process, Interrogative Future, Building The Love And Culture Of Reading
Indicator (code): B4.1.9.1.2, B4.2.9.1.2, B4.4.10.1.4, B4.3.7.1.2, B4.6.1.1.1
Performance Indicator: Learners can participate in storytelling and use interrogative future forms (Will you...?).Core Competencies: Communication and Collaboration, Creativity
T.L.R.(s): Published student work, vocabulary posters, propsKeywords: Storytelling, Root Words, Questions, Publishing
Phase 1: Starterpreparing the brain for learning
Begin the lesson by asking learners if they have ever heard or participated in a storytelling session. Engage them by sharing a short, exciting story and asking questions about it. Introduce the concept of asking questions about future events using 'Will you...' by asking learners about their plans for the weekend. Write a few examples of interrogative future questions on the board and encourage learners to ask each other similar questions.
Phase 2: Mainnew learning including assessment
Oral Language: Organize a storytelling circle where learners take turns narrating a part of a story and incorporate 'Will you...' questions to engage their peers. Facilitate a role-play activity where learners interview each other about imaginary future events using interrogative future forms. Reading: Guide learners to read a short story and identify all instances of interrogative future forms, discussing their context and meaning. Create a scavenger hunt for learners to find sentences with 'Will you...' in a selection of reading materials within the classroom. Writing: Ask learners to write a short paragraph predicting what a character will do next, incorporating at least three 'Will you...' questions. Have learners create an interview script with at least five 'Will you...' questions for a fictional character. Writing Conventions: Provide sentences that use 'Will you...' for learners to punctuate correctly, focusing on question marks. Ask learners to rewrite sentences in a story to include interrogative future forms and ensure proper punctuation.
Phase 3plenary / reflections
Oral Language: Reflect on the storytelling circle by discussing how asking 'Will you...' questions enhanced the engagement and interaction during the session. Reading: Have learners share one sentence from their reading materials that used 'Will you...' and explain how it contributed to understanding the story. Writing: Invite learners to read their short paragraphs aloud and discuss how the 'Will you...' questions helped in predicting future events in their stories. Writing Conventions: Conduct a quick quiz where learners correct punctuation errors in sentences using 'Will you...', focusing on the placement of question marks.

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