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The document outlines a lesson plan for a play group class on vegetables. The lesson aims to teach students to identify and say the names of five vegetables - potato, tomato, carrot, bringer, and cabbage - and to match vegetables pictures with their names. The teacher will divide students into groups and have them identify vegetables from flash cards. Students will be evaluated by naming vegetables brought in each day.
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- 2. Salina Akter Assistant Teacher Cambrian School and College Cam : 1594 Class: Play Group Subject: English
- 5. Learning Outcomes By the end of the lesson the students will be able to… Identify the vegetables Say the name of five vegetables Match the vegetables.
- 6. Potato
- 7. Tomato
- 8. Carrot
- 9. Bringer
- 10. Cabbage
- 12. Group Work •I will divide the students into some groups. • Students will find out vegetables pictures from the various flash cards.
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- 14. Everyday we will take some vegetables.