English lesson plan year 3
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This English lesson plan outlines an activity for Year 3 students to make cards for their families based on the poem "Always There For Me." The 30-minute lesson will have students recite the poem, distribute colored paper to make the cards, guide students to write the poem on the cards, have students present their cards to the class, and paste the cards into their workbooks. The teacher will reflect on whether students achieved the learning objective of producing a creative work with guidance based on a poem.
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