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Indicate which methods, activities, sources and educational media will be used when teaching about Reading book as a whole class with teacher, identifying the sequence of events and the setting. N.B Should support the objectives of the lesson. Teachers
is (including classroom management aspects) Learner’s activities (including the content that supports the lessons objectives)
Teachers activities.
is (including classroom management aspects) Learner’s activities (including the content that supports the lessons objectives)
Teachers activities.
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- Method: Whole class instruction
- Activities:
1. Pre-reading discussion: The teacher leads a discussion about the importance of identifying the sequence of events and the setting in a book. The teacher asks questions and encourages students to share their thoughts and prior knowledge.
2. Read aloud: The teacher reads a book or a passage aloud, modeling fluency and proper expression.
3. Guided practice: The teacher guides the students in analyzing the sequence of events and identifying the setting in the book. The teacher may use graphic organizers or anchor charts to support the students' understanding.
4. Independent practice: The teacher provides students with a different book or passage, and students work independently to identify the sequence of events and the setting.
5. Sharing and discussion: The teacher facilitates a whole class discussion where students share their findings, ask questions, and discuss their interpretations.
- Sources:
1. Books or passages that have clear sequences of events and well-defined settings.
2. Graphic organizers or anchor charts for visual support.
- Educational media:
1. Interactive whiteboard or projector to display books or passages.
2. Online resources or apps that provide interactive activities or quizzes to reinforce the concept.
- Classroom management aspects: The teacher ensures that students are engaged and actively participating in the activities. The teacher provides clear instructions, monitors student behavior, and provides feedback and support as needed. The teacher also encourages collaboration and respectful communication during the whole class discussion.
- Activities:
1. Pre-reading discussion: The teacher leads a discussion about the importance of identifying the sequence of events and the setting in a book. The teacher asks questions and encourages students to share their thoughts and prior knowledge.
2. Read aloud: The teacher reads a book or a passage aloud, modeling fluency and proper expression.
3. Guided practice: The teacher guides the students in analyzing the sequence of events and identifying the setting in the book. The teacher may use graphic organizers or anchor charts to support the students' understanding.
4. Independent practice: The teacher provides students with a different book or passage, and students work independently to identify the sequence of events and the setting.
5. Sharing and discussion: The teacher facilitates a whole class discussion where students share their findings, ask questions, and discuss their interpretations.
- Sources:
1. Books or passages that have clear sequences of events and well-defined settings.
2. Graphic organizers or anchor charts for visual support.
- Educational media:
1. Interactive whiteboard or projector to display books or passages.
2. Online resources or apps that provide interactive activities or quizzes to reinforce the concept.
- Classroom management aspects: The teacher ensures that students are engaged and actively participating in the activities. The teacher provides clear instructions, monitors student behavior, and provides feedback and support as needed. The teacher also encourages collaboration and respectful communication during the whole class discussion.
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