Subject: Literacy
Term: 3rd Term
Week: 3
Age: 5 years
Class: Nursery 2
Duration: 5 periods of 35 minutes each
Date:
Topic: Making words with silent ‘e’ at the end
Content: Making words with silent ‘e’ at the end. Filling gaps, spelling, reading, dictation and writing. Singular and plural(adding s). simple words and their opposites
Specific Objectives: At the end of the lesson, the pupils should be able to
Instructional Material: Letter charts, words ending with silent ‘e’ at the end, charts showing singular and plural of words(by adding s), charts on simple word and their opposites
Instructional Techniques: Repetition, explanation, demonstration, question and answers
Entry Behaviour: The pupils can spell, pronounce and write three-letter words
Set Induction: The teacher uses alphabet rhyme to arouse them
Instructional procedures
Periods I-II: Making words with silent ‘e’ at the end
Steps | Teacher’s Activities | Pupils Activities |
1 | The teacher reviews the simple sentences using to, three-letter words and ‘the’ and introduces the new topic which is making words with silent ‘e’ at the end | The pupils repeat after her |
2 | She writes out the simple words ending with silent ‘e’ love move vote nose lose come She then proceeds to spelling and pronouncing them repeatedly
| The pupils repeat after her |
Evaluation:
The teacher dictates the words vote, nose, come, love for the pupils to write down in their notes
Fill in the missing gaps
Conclusion: She marks their books and corrects them where it is necessary.
Periods III- V: Singular and plurals(adding s), simple words and their oppsoite
Steps | Teacher’s Activities | Pupils Activities |
1 | The teacher revises the previous lesson on making words that end with silent ‘e’
| The pupils read |
2 | The teacher proceeds to making a list of more words whose plural is formed by adding ‘s’ Table- tables Chair-chairs Car-cars Ruler- rulers House-houses |
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3 | The teacher teaches the pupils simple words and their opposites by demonstrating them Come- go Up- down Good- bad Sit - stand Cry- laugh |
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Evaluation:
A. Write the plural form of the following words
B. Write the opposite of these words
Conclusion: The teacher commends them positively
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