This daily lesson plan is for an English language class in Form 4. The theme is people and culture, focusing on grammar skills like future tenses. The lesson involves engaging activities like a game to review tenses. Students then explore grammar through exercises in their textbook, discussing future will, going to, and perfect tenses. The teacher explains each tense in more depth and has students find examples. Formative assessments include checking responses and leading think-pair-share discussions to elaborate on the grammar points.
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RPH Form 4 WEEK 7
This daily lesson plan is for an English language class in Form 4. The theme is people and culture, focusing on grammar skills like future tenses. The lesson involves engaging activities like a game to review tenses. Students then explore grammar through exercises in their textbook, discussing future will, going to, and perfect tenses. The teacher explains each tense in more depth and has students find examples. Formative assessments include checking responses and leading think-pair-share discussions to elaborate on the grammar points.
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DAILY LESSON PLAN
SUBJECT: English Language
FORM 4 CLASS BIMASAKTI DATE 2/5/2023 WEEK 7 TIME 8.10-9.40 VENUE Class ATTENDANCE THEME/TOPIC/ People and Culture LEARNING AREA Language Awareness (Grammar/Vocabulary) CONTENT Main Skill: Enrichment Activity STANDARD This is a grammar focused lesson so listening, speaking, reading and writing skills are not explicitly covered. Complementary Skill: 3.1 Understand a variety of texts y using a range of appropriate reading strategies to construct meaning LEARNING Main Skill: STANDARD 3.1.2 Understand specific details and information in extended texts on a wide range of familiar topics Complementary Skill: 4.1.5 Organise, sequence and develop ideas within a texts of several paragraphs on familiar topics LEARNING Future tenses: will, going to, future perfect simple. All / both / neither / none / either OBJECTIVES/ SUCCESS CRITERIA TEACHING & LEARNING FORMATIVE STEPS DIFFERENTITION ACTIVITIES ASSESSMENT ENGAGEMENT Students play a game to review Observation Strategy 2: future tenses. Students discuss Differentiate by their future plans either the immediate future i.e. the the task pupils weekend or more distant future are given i.e. college /career etc. EXPLORATION Activity A (Student Book Checklist Choose an item. page 52) 1.Students asked the questions and a short discussion is initiated. Activity B (Student Book page 52) 1.Students look at the layout of the text and the pictures accompanying It and tell you where this kind of text can be found. Students pay attention to the title of the text and they asked what type of column they think this is. This is a question and answer (Q&A) column where people have sent in questions about education- related Issues and have been provided with answers. Students pay attention to the questions 1-4 on the left, students read through them and check understanding. Students are pointed out that what follows each question is the name of the person who posed it as well as his / her place of residence. Activity C (Student Book page 52) 1.Students read through the text and underline unknown words at the same time. Students match the questions 1-4 with the answers a-d and check their predictions from the previous activity. Students are asked some comprehension questions. Activity D (Student Book page 53) 1.Stduents read through the statements 1-9 and their understanding is checked. Students do the activity and their answer is checked with the class. EXPLANATION Future will (Student Book Speaking Strategy 8: page 53) Differentiate by 1. Students read the the feedback examples and discuss what given they remember about this tense. Student refer to the Grammar Reference (p. 162) Students find examples of the Future will in the text.Students come up with their own examples of the Future will Future be going to(Student Book page 53) 1.Students read the examples and discuss what they remember about this tense. Students refer to the Grammar Reference (p.162) Students come up with their own examples of the Future be going to. Future Perfect Simple (Student Book page 53) 1.Students read the example and tell you what they notice about the formation of the Future Perfect Simple. Students pay attention to the time expression by 8 o’clock and they explained that the action will have will have been completed before a specific point of time in the future Students refer to the Grammar Reference (162). Students asked to find examples of this tense in the text by the year 2100. Students asked to come up with their own examples of the Future Perfect Simple. Students do the activity below the grammar box and the answers checked with the class ELABORATION Future will (Student Book Think Pair Share Strategy 3: page 53) Differentiate by 1. Students read the the type and examples and discuss what amount of they remember about this support provided tense. Student refer to the Grammar Reference (p. 162) Students find examples of the Future will in the text.Students come up with their own examples of the Future will Future be going to(Student Book page 53) 1.Students read the examples and discuss what they remember about this tense. Students refer to the Grammar Reference (p.162) Students come up with their own examples of the Future be going to. Future Perfect Simple (Student Book page 53) 1.Students read the example and tell you what they notice about the formation of the Future Perfect Simple. Students pay attention to the time expression by 8 o’clock and they explained that the action will have will have been completed before a specific point of time in the future Students refer to the Grammar Reference (162). Students asked to find examples of this tense in the text by the year 2100. Students asked to come up with their own examples of the Future Perfect Simple. Students do the activity below the grammar box and the answers checked with the class EVALUATION Students look at Activity F with Analogies Strategy 3: their talk partner(s). Students Differentiate by come up with some ideas then collect responses to discuss as a the type and class. amount of support provided CLOSURE/ Four Corners Strategy 4: SUMMARISATIO Differentiate by N the outcome expected from pupils CROSS- Science & Technology CURRICULAR ELEMENTS Honesty/Integrity TEACHING & Textbook LEARNING AIDS/ VALUES/ S.I.K.A.P Rationality SOURCES Whiteboard REFFERENCES STRATEGY Learning to Learn Constructivism 21ST CENTURY I-Think Maps Recap Groups ACTIVITIES REFLECTION __28___ students were able to achieve the objectives. REMARKS