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StudentTeacher:JessicaBousquet
Elementary cycle 2 and 3: Daily lesson plan (adapted for DLS2003 and DDL5310)
Group: 502
Competency
Key feature(s)
C2TOREINVESTUNDERSTANDINGOF
ORALANDWRITTENTEXTS
Thestudentcarriesoutmeaningfultasksusing
strategies
Thestudentdemonstratesunderstandingoforal
andwrittentextsusingstrategies
Demonstrationofunderstandingofkeyelements
andoverallmeaning
Carryingouttasks
Themerelated(animalbodyparts)
Language Conventions
Text Components
Articles(aandan)
Verbtenses(simplepresent)
Strategies
Cultural Products
Inferencing
Goodmorningeveryone,IwouldliketoseeyourEnglishbindersonyourdesks.
1. Introduction and
hook
Estimated Time
5 mins
Ss answer.
Rationale
(Your pedagogical reasons)
10-15 mins
15-20 mins
Activity two
Animal body part game.
T will explain the second activity.
T will write the instructions on the smartboard.
Ss will listen to instructions
1. You will each receive 8 cards. On these cards there are
different animals on them.
2. You roll the dice and you advance the number of spaces
that the dice tells you to.
3. When you land on a body part you need to look through
your cards and try to find an animal that has that specific
body part.
4. An animal might have more than one physical
characteristic.
Example if you land on paws and you have a bear in
your hand you can use it for paws or for fur.
5. When you have the correct animal you place the card on
the desk.
6. The goal of this game is to clear all the cards from your
hands.
T will place them in teams of 3-4.
T will let them work on it.
T will walk around the class.
Rationale
(Your pedagogical reasons)
Rationale
(Your pedagogical reasons)
20 mins
T will present a small riddle on Power Point.
Ss give out guesses
T reads out loud the riddle and asks Ss to guess wish animal is
hidden.
T will ask them if the noticed anything that is repeated before the
body part.
T explains that there is an article before most of the words.
T explains that in most cases when the following word starts with
a vowel the article you need to use would be an.
There are some exceptions.
Ss will participate actively.
T writes down the exceptions (when the vowel sounds like a
consonant)
T will have an interactive power point that she will present to the
class.
T will do a few examples with Ss.
T will pass out the activity sheet on articles and will let them work
on it individually.
T will walk around the class.
After a few minutes T will correct with the class.
3. Closure (reflecting on
the learning)
Estimated Time
5 mins
Rationale
(Your pedagogical reasons)
Anticipated problems/Differentiation
Solutions/Plan B
3. Problems encountered
(classroom management, pacing,
teaching strategies, student
response, goals set, activities)
4. Changes to be made for future
periods (If you had to do it
again...)
Add the proposed changes to your
lesson plan using the track changes
function and resubmit this to your
supervisor
Your reflections
We almost had time to finish everything, but I might had planed too much for one lesson.