Subject: English Comprehension
Topic: School Holiday
Duration: 40mins/period
Reference Material: Macmillan Primary English Course, 5
Previous Knowledge: Pupils are familiar with answering comprehension passage
Objective: At the end of the lesson, pupils should:
- Pronounces and spell the difficult words
- Form sentences with the (new) difficult words
- Answer the questions from the comprehension passage
Content:
- Together 2. Residential 3. Reserved 4. Attractive 5. Garden
- Veranda 7. Remember 8. Discussion 9. Avenues
Form Sentences with the New Words
- Fola and Fadeke spent the Christmas break together
- GRA means Government Residential Area
- The parking space is reserved for the dignitaries
- The flours in the garden are colourful
- Tourism looks attractive in his new sport wear
- All the houses in the estate has verandas at the front
Presentation:
Step 1: Teacher ask the pupils to pronounce and spell the new words from the previous lesson
Step 2: Teacher pronounces the new words in the new topic while the pupils repeats after the teacher
Step 3: Pupils look for the meaning of the new words in the dictionary and form sentences with them
Step 4: Pupils answers the comprehension questions
Evaluation:
- What does GRA means?
GRA means Government Residential Area.
- What are the houses and gardens like on the GRA?
The houses in the GRA are big and attractive and also the gardens are well kept.
- Why doesn’t Emeka want to live in the GRA?
Emeka does not want to live on the GRA because it is too quiet and it is a long way from the town.
- Why was Wakama busy?
Wakama was busy because he was writing down the name of the streets, avenues and roads.
- Why were the boys sad?
The boys were sad because Wakama will soon leave them.
Conclusion: Teacher moves round for inspection, marking and correction of notes where necessary
Assignment: Page 58, Ex 1, a – g