Lesson Plans For Remedial Reading
Lesson Plans For Remedial Reading
I. Objectives:
1. Give the sounds of each letter of the alphabet.
2. Write the letter that corresponds to its sounds.
1. Motivation
How many letters of the alphabet are there? How many are consonants?
Vowels?
2. Presentation
Showing different letters of the alphabet.
3. Exercises:
I’ll give the sound of each letter and you repeat after me. Then, flash cards
of letter and let each sound it off.
4. Writing Activity
Pupils write letters that corresponds to the sound uttered.
IV. Evaluation
(Oral)
Give the sounds of each letter. Individual pupils take turn in giving out sounds of
letter.
I. Objectives
1. Read two-letter words with initial vowel letters of /a/.
2. Write two-letter words with initial vowel letters
B. Lesson Proper
1. Motivation
Look at the scrambled letters. Form two-letter words that start with
vowels.
a
lmtrpnd
2. Presentation
Read two-letter words. (refer to chart)
Form (a…… n=an)
3. Exercises
Encircle the words that the teacher reads then read it by yourself. (refer to
activity sheet.)
4. Writing Activity
Pupils write the two-letter words that corresponds to the uttered.
IV. Evaluation
(Oral)
Read two-letter words correctly.
an ad ab al am ap ag at ar
July 26, 2018
2. Presentation
Today, we’re going to form new words ending in /an/ look at the letters a
and n.
3. Forming New words
We will add the letter f before an. What new word is formed? Give the
sound of each letter. Repeat after me.
Letter f goes f-f-f-f.
f.….an f..an
fan
And so on….
IV. Evaluation
(Oral) Read words with final /an/ correctly.
can fan man pan ran tan
B. Lesson Proper
1. Motivation
Look at the picture. What is in the picture (showing picture of a dad)
What is the final sound of the word dad?
2. Presentation
Today, we’re going to form new words ending in /ad/ look at the letters a
and d.
IV. Evaluation
(Oral) Read words with final /ag/ correctly.
bag rag lag nag tag wag sag jag
August 2, 2018
August 3, 2018
I. Objective
1. Form new words with /et/, /en/, /ed/ and /eg/ endings
2. Read new words with /et/, /en/, /ed/ and /eg/ endings
B. Lesson Proper
1. Motivation/Presentation
Let’s form new words ending in /et/, /en/, /ed/, and /eg/.
Look at the letters. Give the sounds.
IV. Evaluation
(Oral)
Read words with final /en/,/et/, /ed/ and /eg/
IV. Evaluation
(Oral)
Read words with final /ib/, /in/, /ig/ and /id/.
bib lid pig fin
nib kid wig pin
August 9, 2018
IV. Evaluation
(Oral)
Read words with final /ip/, /it/ and /ix/ .
lip rip hit sit six mix
August 13, 2018
IV. Evaluation
(Oral)
Read words with final /op/, /ot/, /og/ and /ox/
IV. Evaluation
(Oral)
Read words with final /ug/ and /up/.
V. Evaluation
(Oral)
Read words with final /un/ and /ut/.
IV. Evaluation
(Oral) Read sentences.
1. Jeb had a red cab.
2. A dab of jam hit his bib.
3. Will Deb gab?
4. A lad will jab a bug.
5. Did Zeb nab his cat?
6. A bug fell in a web.
7. I will not tell a fib.
8. Dad hit his rib.
9. A pig bit a cob.
10. Did Mom get a job?
I. Objectives
1. Read words and sentences with final sounds of /ad/, /ed/, /id/, /od/ and /ud/.
2. Give words and sentences with final sounds /ad/, /ed/, /id/, /od/ and /ud/.
V. Evaluation
(Oral) Read sentences.
1. Jed fell off his bed.
2. Sid will wed Deb.
3. Ned fed a red hen.
4. His pet is a kid.
5. His pup is mad.
6. Is Dad sad?
7. Ted sat on his pad.
8. Deb hid his rod.
August 29, 2018
I. Objectives
1. Read words and sentences with final sounds of /ag/, /eg/, /ig/, /og/ and /ug/.
2. Give words and sentences with final sounds/ag/, /eg/, /ig/, /og/ and /ug/.
IV. Evaluation
(Oral) Read sentences.
1. A fat bug lit on a rug.
2. His pop is in a tan mug.
3. Puff will tug at his rug.
4. Mom will hug Pam.
5. Dad and Tim can jog.
6. A big log hit the van.
7. Jim will beg a fig.
8. Did his dog wag?
9. A rag is in his leg.
I. Objectives
1. Read words and sentences with final sounds of /ass/, /ess/, /iss/, /oss/ and /uss/.
2. Give words and sentences with final sounds/ass/, /ess/, /iss/, /oss/ and /uss/.
IV. Evaluation
(Oral) Read words.
1. boss
2. less
3. mess
4. pass
5. lass
6. kiss
7. moss
8. toss
9. Russ
10. muss
11. hiss
12. bass
13. sass
September 3, 2018
I. Objectives
1. Read words and sentences with final sounds of /aff/, /eff/, /iff/, /off/ and /uff/.
2. Give words and sentences with final sounds /aff/, /eff/, /iff/, /off/ and /uff/.
II. Subject Matter
1. Reading Words and sentences with final sounds of /aff/, /eff/, /iff/, /off/ and
/uff/.
2. Materials: flashcards of words, activity sheet
IV. Evaluation
(Oral) Read words.
1. off
2. buff
3. cuff
4. muff
5. puff
6. biff
7. teff
8. caff
9. biff
10. Doff
September 5, 2018
I. Objectives
1. Read words and sentences with final sounds of /ell/, /ill/, /oll/ and /ull/.
2. Give words and sentences with final sounds /ell/, /ill/, /oll/ and /ull/.
IV. Evaluation
(Oral) Read sentences.
1. Set a pan on a sill.
2. Ned will run till six.
3. A bell fell in a well.
4. Did Tom yell?
5. He sells bells.
September 6, 2018
I. Objectives
1. Read words and sentences with final sounds of /am/, /em/, /im/, /om/ and
/um/.
2. Give words and sentences with final sounds/am/, /em/, /im/, /om/ and /um/.
IV. Evaluation
(Oral) Read sentences.
1. Mom can hum.
2. Hill has a gum.
3. Pam had a red tam.
4. Kim has jam on a bun.
5. Is Dad mum?
6. A bum did not run.
7. Can dad fix a cam?
8. Sam will not get a yam.
9. Dan will fix the rim.
10. Jan has a red gem.
I. Objectives
1. Read words and sentences with final sounds of /ap/, /ep/, /ip/, /op/ and /up/.
2. Give words and sentences with final sounds /ap/, /ep/, /ip/, /op/ and /up/
V. Evaluation
(Oral) Read sentences.
1. Ted had a cup of pop.
2. A red top is in a box.
3. Pop sips in the cup.
4. The cop naps.
September 12, 2018
I. Objectives
1. Read words and sentences with final sounds of /ar/, /er/, /ir/, /or/ and /ur/.
2. Give words and sentences with final sounds /ar/, /er/, /ir/, /or/ and /ur/.
VI. Evaluation
(Oral) Read words.
1. car
1. her
2. per
3. far
September 13, 2018
I. Objectives
1. Read words and sentences with final sounds of /as/, /es/, /is/, /os/ and /us/.
2. Give words and sentences with final sounds /as/, /es/, /is/, /os/ and /us/.
IV. Evaluation
(Oral) Read words.
September 17, 2018
I. Objectives
1. Read words and sentences with final sounds of /at/, /et/, /it/, /ot/ and /ut/.
2. Give words and sentences with final sounds /at/, /et/, /it/, /ot/ and /ut/.
IV. Evaluation
(Oral) Read words.
1. bat
2. fat
3. pet
4. bit
5. fit
6. pot
7. lot
8. cat
9. nut
10. hit
September 18, 2018
I. Objectives
1. Read words and sentences with final sounds of /ake/, /ape/ and /ave/.
2. Give words and sentences with final sounds /ake/, /ape/ and /ave/.
IV. Evaluation
(Oral) Read.
Cat runs to the cave.
She puts a cape on a rake.
Fox runs away.
I. Objectives
1. Read words and sentences with final sounds of /ame/, /ate/, /ase/ and /ane/.
2. Give words and sentences with final sounds /ame/, /ate/, /ase/ and /ane/.
IV. Evaluation
(Oral) Read.
He opens the gate.
He hits the vase.
He puts tape on the vase.
September 24, 2018
I. Objectives
1. Read words and sentences with final sounds of /ine/,, /ime/ and /ike/.
2. Give words and sentences with final sounds /ine/,, /ime/ and /ike/.
IV. Evaluation
(Oral) Read.
Mike sees a pine.
There is a dime under the pine.
He says, “It’s mine!”
I. Objectives
1. Read words and sentences with final sounds of /ire/, /ive/, /ipe/ and /ite/.
2. Give words and sentences with final sounds /ire/, /ive/, /ipe/ and /ite/.
IV. Evaluation
(Oral) Read.
The man with a pipe has a kite.
The kite goes up.
The pipe goes up!
October 1, 2018
I. Objectives
1. Read words and sentences with final sounds of /ose/, /ope/ and /ote/.
2. Give words and sentences with final sounds /ose/, /ope/ and /ote/.
IV. Evaluation
(Oral) Read.
She sees a rose and a note.
She puts the rose up to her nose.
Oh! There is a bug!
October 3, 2018
I. Objectives
1. Read words and sentences with final sounds of /one/, /ole/ and /ome/.
2. Give words and sentences with final sounds /one/, /ole/ and /ome/.
IV. Evaluation
(Oral) Read.
The pup has a bone.
He puts the bone in the hole.
The hole is the home of the fox.
October 5, 2018
I. Objectives
1. Read words and sentences with final sounds of /ube/ and /une/.
2. Give words and sentences with final sounds /ube/ and /une/.
II. Subject Matter
1. Reading Words and sentences with final sounds of /ube/ and /une/.
2. Reference and Materials: Smart Phonics 3; flashcards of words, activity sheet
IV. Evaluation
(Oral) Read.
The mule sits on the dune.
There is a tube.
He likes the tune.
October 9, 2018
I. Objectives
1. Read words and sentences with beginning sounds of /bl/, /cl/ and /fl/.
2. Give words and sentences with beginning sounds of /bl/, /cl/ and /fl/.
IV. Evaluation
(Oral) Read.
The man has a blade .
There are blue flames on the blade.
The man eats the blade.
The men clap.
IV. Evaluation
(Oral) Read.
There is a frame by the crib.
In the frame there is a bride and a man.
What’s in the crib?
It’s a pup!
I. Objectives
1. Read words and sentences with beginning sounds of /sm/, /sn/, /st/ and /sw/.
2. Give words and sentences with beginning sounds of /sm/, /sn/, /st/ and /sw/.
IV. Evaluation
(Oral) Read.