The document outlines a lesson plan about writing a report on a visit. The objectives are for students to learn the format of a report, identify senses in sentences, and write 10 sentences based on a picture. The teacher explains the report format and how to use the 5 senses and wh-questions to elaborate. Students then work in groups to write sentences about a visit to an old folks' home using their senses. They later present and give feedback on their work. For homework, students are assigned to write sentences using senses, wh-questions, and stating feelings based on a given picture.
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1. Form : 3 Amanah
Time : 12.30-1.30
Topic : A visit
LeaningObjectives : By the endof the lessonstudentswill be able to
a) State the format of a report
b) Identifysensesinvolvedineachsentences
c) Write at least10 sentencesbasedonthe picture
Setinduction
1) Teacherdividesstudentsingroups
2) Teacherformsquestionstothe students
3) Teacherdistributespicture toeverygroupsandtheyrespondtoit.
4) Teacherintroducesthe topic
Step1
1. Teacherexplainsthe objectivesof the lesson
Step2
1. Teacherexplainsthe formatof areport
2. Teacherexplainsonhowtoelaborate the essayby
a) using5 senses- see,smell,hear,touchandtaste
b) usingwh-questions
c) statingtheirfeeling
Step3
1. Teacherdisplaysafewsentencesonthe boardbasedonthe picture given( a visitto the zoo)
2. Studentsidentifythe sensesinvolve ineachsentence
3. Teachergivesexamplesonhowtouse Wh- questions
4. Thenteachergivesa picture ona visitto the oldfolk’shome.
5. In groups,studentsdiscussandconstructsentencesusingsenses.Theywrite inMahjong
paper.
Step4
1. Studentspresenttheirworkandtheirfriendsgive feedback
Step5
1. Later teacherguidesthe studentstoexpresstheirfeelingsif theyare involvedinthe
situationgiven.
2. Teacherasks questionstothe studentsandtheyanswerit
2. Closure
1. Teachersummarizesthe lessonforthatday.In orderto write a recount,studentshave to
a) Use all 5 senses
b) Use wh-questins
c) State theirfeelings
Homework
1. Teachergivesa handoutto the students.Basedonthe picture given,theyhave to
a) Write sentencesusingsenses
b) Use wh-questions
c) State the feelings.
