Week 4
Subject: English comprehension
Topic: Finding information from books
Duration: 40 mins
Reference: Nigeria primary English pupils book 6
Previous knowledge: Pupils are familiar with answering questions from the comprehension passage.
Objective: At the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to pronounce and spell the new words.
New words
Content
- Information: things that are or can be know about a given topic.
- Dictionary: a reference work with a list of words from one or more languages, normally ordered alphabetically and explaining new words.
- Atlas: a bound collection of maps often including tables, illustration on other text.
- Understand: to be aware of meaning of something.
- Magazine: a periodical publication, generally consisting of sheets o paper folded in half and stapled at fold
- Bookshop: a shop which sells books
- Accident: an unexpected event with negative consequences occurring without intention of the one suffering the consequences
- Active: quick in physical movement
- Quick: moving with speed
- Passive: being inactive and submissive
Presentation:
Step I: Teacher revises previous lesson with pupils
Step II: Teacher introduces and pronounces new words with pupils
Step III: Pupils look for the meaning of words in the dictionary
Step IV: Pupils read the comprehension passage and answer the questions that follow.
Evaluation:
- If you cannot understand the meaning of a word you shows look it up in a dictionary.
- The dictionary contains information about words.
- a) Geography��� ��� b) Science��� ��� c) Foreign languages
- An atlas give information about maps of countries of the work
- In a dictionary, list of words are arranged in alphabetical order.
- If the first two letters are the same, look at the third letter
- If the first two letters of both are the same, the dictionary arranges in the order their third letter.
- A dictionary is not like other books because, it tells what different words mean.
Conclusion: Teacher move round for inspection, marking and correction of notes where necessary.