The document summarizes a Year 5 English lesson on writing about wildlife. The lesson objectives were for students to form comparative and superlative adjectives and spell them accurately, and create a simple poem about wildlife animals. The lesson activities included exercises practicing forming comparative and superlative adjectives, completing sentences using them, and constructing example sentences. As a post-lesson activity, students were assigned to create an original poem about a wildlife animal to submit within a week.
The document summarizes a Year 5 English lesson on writing about wildlife. The lesson objectives were for students to form comparative and superlative adjectives and spell them accurately, and create a simple poem about wildlife animals. The lesson activities included exercises practicing forming comparative and superlative adjectives, completing sentences using them, and constructing example sentences. As a post-lesson activity, students were assigned to create an original poem about a wildlife animal to submit within a week.
4.3 Communicate with appropriate 5.3 Express an imaginative
Content language form and style for a range of response to literary texts Standard: purposes in print and digital media
4.3.2 Spell a range of high frequency 5.3.1 Respond imaginatively and
words accurately in independent intelligibly through creating Learning writing simple role-plays and simple Standard: poems/ Other imaginative responses as appropriate
By the end of the lesson, pupils would be able to:
Learning 1. Form the superlative and comparative adjectives and spell the Objectives: words accurately. 2. Create a simple poem about wildlife animal. 1. Spell at least 5 superlative and comparative adjectives in independent writing accurately. Success Criteria: 2. Plan, prepare, and produce 1 simple poem with a focus on language use. English Plus 1 Student’s Book: Page 35, English PdPR Module, Powerpoint Teaching Aids: Presentation Slide. CCE Environmental Sustainability HOTS Critical Thinking
Language : Animals Grammar: Comparative &
Focus Superlative adjectives Lesson Activities/Outlines: Review Pre-Lesson: Show a picture of an animal. WEEK 7
Ask pupils to brainstorm adjectives related to the animal.
Teacher shares the learning objectives and success criteria of the lesson. Listen and write [Exercise A] Direct pupils’ attention to Exercise A and tell them that they are going to complete the table. Revise with students about comparative and superlative adjectives. Pupils complete the tasks. Pupils compare their answers with suggested answers on the slide. Check the answer with the class.
Complete the timetable [Exercise B]
Direct pupils’ attention to Exercise B and tell them that they are going to complete the text using the superlative form of the adjective in bracket. Lesson Pupils read and complete the text. Development: Pupils compare their answers with suggested answers on the slide. Check the answer with the class.
Compare example sentence [Exercise C]
Direct pupils’ attention to Exercise C and tell them that they are going to construct sentences based on the ideas in the box and compare them with their pairs. Show an example on how they should construct the sentences. Remind the pupils to use comparative and superlative adjectives in their sentences. Pupils construct sentences. Pupils compare their sentences with suggested answer on the slide. Check the answer with the class. I am a poet. Pupils are briefed to create a simple poem about wildlife animal. Pupils have freedom to choose any animal to write. Post-Lesson: Pupils are given 1 week to submit their poem. 3 best poems will be rewarded with a free pass of Virtual Visit to Crocodile Park organised by Zoo Melaka or Virtual Tour to Aquaria KLCC Exhibit. Assessments Tasks, Presentation