Saturday, 17 November 2012

my favorite hobbies (language arts)


Focus:
Languange  Art
Theme:
World of Self
Topic:
My Favourite Hobbies
Content Standard:

4.1 By the end of the 6-year primary schooling, pupils

      will be able to enjoy and appreciate rhymes,

      poems and songs.

Learning Standards:

4.1.1  Able to enjoy action songs, jazz chants and poems 
          through non-verbal response.

4.1.2 Able to sing action songs, recite jazz chants and
         poems with correct pronunciation, rhythm and
         intonation.

Objectives:
By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to produce creative works based on hobbies.
Time :
60 Minutes
Teaching aids:
Picture cards, whiteboard, word cards
Extra-Curricular Elements:
Constructivism, contextual learning, multiple intelligence

Activity
Teaching & Learning Strategy
Notes
Stage 1: Set Induction
1.    Teacher shows pictures of hobbies on the picture cards.

2.    Teacher asks pupils  what
            are the people in the pictures   
            doing.

3.    Pupils will name the hobbies in the pictures shown.



Introduction to the topic

Teaching aids:
Picture card


Activity
Teaching & Learning Strategy
Notes

Stage 2: Show Time
1.    Divide pupils into three groups.

2.     Each group then selects
            the jazz chant that they
            have learnt or created.

3.     Each group performs the
            jazz chant.
Eg.      
All :  Reading , jogging , fishing,
        Cooking . cycling , painting.

B :   I like reading (2x) do you?
G:   Yes, I do (2X) I like reading.

All :  Reading , jogging , fishing.
        Cooking , cycling , painting

G:    I like jogging (2X) do you?
B:    No , I don’t  (2x) I don’t like  
       jogging

All : Reading , jogging , fishing.
       Cooking , cycling , painting



Teaching aids:
Lyrics of jazz chant.

Stage 3: Guessing Game ( Hobby )
1.    Pupils will be divided into two groups, group A and group B
Each group will discuss on the actions they are going to perform to another group.

2.    One pupil from  group A comes out  and do the action.

3.    Pupils from group B have to guess what his / her hobby is.

4.    If they get the correct answer the game will continue with the other members from the same group.

5.    Then the game will continue with the members from group B.




Teacher evaluates pupils activities.

Teacher guides pupils with some clues if the group cannot get the answer.






                          


Activity
Teaching & Learning Strategy
Notes

Stage 4: Produce creative works based on hobbies
Making A Mask
1.    Teacher distributes a piece of paper plate, coloured paper  and a string to each pupil.

2.       Teacher shows on how to make a mask step by step while pupils follow after the teacher.

3.    Pupils put on the masks on their faces.



Instructions on making a mask.

1.    Draw ears , nose and whiskers on coloured paper. Cut them out.
2.    Paste ears , nose and whiskers on paper plate.
3.    Draw the mouth and teeth.
4.    Cut  two holes for eyes.
5.    Punch two holes and tie a string.

Materials:
A paper plate
Coloured  paper
Glue
Scissors
String
Coloured pencils

Closing
1.    Teacher asks pupils what are the benefits of having hobbies.



Teacher explains to the pupils some of the benefits.



Writing (My favorite hobbies)


Focus:
Writing
Theme:
World of Self
Topic:
My Favourite Hobbies
Content Standard:
3.2 By the end of the 6 year primary schooling, pupils will be able to write using appropriate language, form and style for a range of purposes.
Learning Standards:
3.2.2 Able to write with guidance
(a) simple sentences
Objectives:
By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:
i) Match the sentences halves by adding the words of the hobbies correctly.
ii) rewrite the sentences correctly
Time :
60 Minutes
Teaching aids:
Word cards, whiteboard
Extra-Curricular Elements:
Constructivism, contextual learning, multiple intelligence

My favorite hobby 2


Focus:
Languange  Art
Theme:
World of Self
Topic:
My Favourite Hobbies
Content Standard:

4.1 By the end of the 6-year primary schooling, pupils

      will be able to enjoy and appreciate rhymes,

      poems and songs.

Learning Standards:

4.1.1  Able to enjoy action songs, jazz chants and poems 
          through non-verbal response.

4.1.2 Able to sing action songs, recite jazz chants and
         poems with correct pronunciation, rhythm and
         intonation.

Objectives:
By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to produce creative works based on hobbies.
Time :
60 Minutes
Teaching aids:
Picture cards, whiteboard, word cards
Extra-Curricular Elements:
Constructivism, contextual learning, multiple intelligence

Activity
Teaching & Learning Strategy
Notes
Stage 1: Set Induction
1.    Teacher shows pictures of hobbies on the picture cards.

2.    Teacher asks pupils  what
            are the people in the pictures   
            doing.

3.    Pupils will name the hobbies in the pictures shown.



Introduction to the topic

Teaching aids:
Picture card


Activity
Teaching & Learning Strategy
Notes

Stage 2: Show Time
1.    Divide pupils into three groups.

2.     Each group then selects
            the jazz chant that they
            have learnt or created.

3.     Each group performs the
            jazz chant.
Eg.      
All :  Reading , jogging , fishing,
        Cooking . cycling , painting.

B :   I like reading (2x) do you?
G:   Yes, I do (2X) I like reading.

All :  Reading , jogging , fishing.
        Cooking , cycling , painting

G:    I like jogging (2X) do you?
B:    No , I don’t  (2x) I don’t like  
       jogging

All : Reading , jogging , fishing.
       Cooking , cycling , painting



Teaching aids:
Lyrics of jazz chant.

Stage 3: Guessing Game ( Hobby )
1.    Pupils will be divided into two groups, group A and group B
Each group will discuss on the actions they are going to perform to another group.

2.    One pupil from  group A comes out  and do the action.

3.    Pupils from group B have to guess what his / her hobby is.

4.    If they get the correct answer the game will continue with the other members from the same group.

5.    Then the game will continue with the members from group B.




Teacher evaluates pupils activities.

Teacher guides pupils with some clues if the group cannot get the answer.






                          


Activity
Teaching & Learning Strategy
Notes

Stage 4: Produce creative works based on hobbies
Making A Mask
1.    Teacher distributes a piece of paper plate, coloured paper  and a string to each pupil.

2.       Teacher shows on how to make a mask step by step while pupils follow after the teacher.

3.    Pupils put on the masks on their faces.



Instructions on making a mask.

1.    Draw ears , nose and whiskers on coloured paper. Cut them out.
2.    Paste ears , nose and whiskers on paper plate.
3.    Draw the mouth and teeth.
4.    Cut  two holes for eyes.
5.    Punch two holes and tie a string.

Materials:
A paper plate
Coloured  paper
Glue
Scissors
String
Coloured pencils

Closing
1.    Teacher asks pupils what are the benefits of having hobbies.



Teacher explains to the pupils some of the benefits.