Phase/TimeContentTeaching/Learning ActivitiesRemarks
Orientation(5 minutes)Animal displayedBear, monkey, rabbit,frog, foxAnimal eating pictureA mouse eating agrasshopper
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Teacher shows images of animals on projector screen.
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Pupils are told to point outwhether the animal displayed isa herbivore, carnivore andomnivore.3.Teacher shows a picture of animal eating, and asks pupilswhat is the relationship betweenthe 2 animals.Teaching aids
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Laptop
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Projector SPS
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Observing
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ClassifyingTS
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Groupingandclassifying
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AttributingEliciting Ideas(5 minutes)Question & statement1.Animals must eat tosurvive
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Animals doesn’t justeat one animal or plant3.What does animal eat
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Teacher will use PowerPointto display the following animaland plants’ pictures on screen:a)Horseb)Snakec)Moused)Tiger e)Lizardf)Dogg)Cath)Monkeyi)Fishj)Earthwormk)Chickenl)Grassm)Ladybirdn)Riceo)Crowp)Eagle2.Teacher asks what does theanimal displayed on screeneats.3.Teacher asks whether theanimal displayed on screen willbe eaten by any other animal.Teaching aids
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Laptop
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Projector SPS
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Observing
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ClassifyingTS
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GroupingandclassifyingRestructuringof idea(10 minutes)Teacher explains1.Carnivore eats meat2.Herbivore eats plant3.Omnivore eats bothmeat and plant4.Plant is a producer 5.Herbivore is a primaryconsumer 6.Carnivore is asecondary or tertiaryconsumer
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Omnivore is asecondary or tertiaryconsumer 1.Teacher usesPowerPoint to show a variety of animals
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Teacher explains thecommon traits/ characteristicsof herbivore, carnivore andomnivore
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Teacher explains howthose traits/ characteristicscompliment the differentcategories of animals
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Teacher explains how afood chain is formed based onthe traits/ characteristics of animalTeaching aids
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Laptop
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Projector SPS
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Observing
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Classifying
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MakinginferencesTS
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Groupingandclassifying
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