This document provides a lesson plan for a 3rd grade English class on the topic of weather and nature. The plan involves listening to the story "Ping, Cling and the Black Cloud" and completing related comprehension activities. Students will listen to the story, answer true/false questions, and retell the story in their own words. The objectives are for students to listen for the main idea, identify true and false statements, and retell the story using their previous knowledge of weather vocabulary.

1. Class Planning (Story: Ping, Cling and the Black Cloud)
Subject: English
Didactic Unit: Weather and nature.
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Learning Objectives
Listen and comprehend an oral text.
Previous Knowledge
- simple verbs.
- words about weather and nature.
- elements in the sky (clouds, star, etc)
Contents
- present tense.
- concepts about nature.
Level: 3rd grade
Semester: Second
Horas: 1 hour (45’)
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Skills
Listening Comprehension.
Speaking
Activities
Listen to a short story.
Answer a true false activity.
Listen to the story again and retell with their
own words.
Draw the students’ favorite part of the
story.
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Didactic Sequence
Introduction:
Teacher reminds contents from the last class related to weather.
Teacher shows flashcards with pictures of things in the star. Practice pronunciation.
Core:
Students listen to the story and look at the pictures.
Students say the main idea of the story.
Closer:
Students answer the Reading Comprehension activity related to true and false identification.
Students retell the story practicing the new words and applying previous knowledge.
Students draw what was the most interesting part for them.
Attitudes
The value of friendship and work in team
Objective or Specific Activities
Students are able to listen to a story and
identify the main idea of it.
Identify if the given statements are true or
false.
Ss are able to retell the story using their own
words.
Resources
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Digital big book
Projector and
speakers.
Computers.
Assessment criteria
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Distinguish
statements.
Retell the story
Express ideas and
emotions with
their words.