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transport Final_(unit 7).indd - New Indian Model School, Dubai

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Topic: Acon Words<br />

English<br />

Lesson Plan - b<br />

Duraon – 3 hours<br />

Brief Descripon: The lesson introduces and draws aenon to the most important parts<br />

of speech in English language. The lesson focusses on applicaon, skill development and<br />

knowledge enhancement of acon words by following the theme of means of <strong>transport</strong><br />

and communicaon.<br />

Learning Objectives<br />

As a result of this lesson, the students will be able to:<br />

• Recognise acon words in everyday speech.<br />

• Provide verbal examples of acon words in a sentence structure.<br />

• Understand the importance of acon or doing words in a sentence.<br />

• Relate doing words (acon) with the subject of the sentence.<br />

• Correlate the changing forms of verbs depending on their relaonship to me.<br />

Material Required<br />

A large sheet of white paper to sck two human cutouts, scissors, markers, the story<br />

book- ‘Caribbean Dream’ by Rachel Isadora, pencils, papers, word matrix, Bingo sheets<br />

Simon says<br />

Teacher Activity<br />

Organise ‘Quality Circle’ me to play the game ‘Simon says’ that involves listening skills of<br />

the students to be put to use.<br />

Students, in this acvity, are required to intently listen and enact the instrucons only if it<br />

is preceded by the key phrase - ‘Simon says’.<br />

If any student acts or performs on instrucons not preceded by ‘Simon says’, he/she has<br />

to leave the circle.<br />

28<br />

Example<br />

Simon says, “Sit.”<br />

Simon says, “Stand.”<br />

Simon says,” Drive.”

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