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Traditional Way and New Way of Writing Objectives
Traditional Way and New Way of Writing Objectives
Class/ Time:
5B/7.30 8.40
Theme/Topic:
Language Outcome:
Objectives:
5D/10.10 11.20
Skills:
Activities:
Materials:
Reflections:
2.
3.
New Way
Class/ Time:
5B/7.30 8.40
5D/10.10 11.20
Theme/Topic:
Language Outcome:
Literature Novel
Learning
By the end of the lesson, students will be able to show understanding of how to answer the
Objective:
Success Criteria:
2.
3.
Skills:
Activities:
Materials:
Reflections:
produce an i-THINK map with at least two answer points as a possible answer draft
to the question.
Class:
3M
Time:
10.30 11.50
Topic/ Theme:
Poem Leisure
Learning Outcomes:
1.
2.
3.
1.
10.30
11.50
Students recall
the poem
Leisure.
3M
Activities:
Class:
5J
Topic:
Reflection:
Objectives:
Time:
Skill:
Class:
Activities:
Time:
Topic/ Theme:
9.50 10.50
Writing
1. Students brainstorm for words ( Circle Map).
2. In pairs, students ask a question using the words in the circle map.
3. Students write the questions on board.
4. Students Poem
arrangethe
Leisure
questions to form coherent ideas.
5. Students write the answers for the questions in paragraphs to form a short essay.
Learning Objective:
New Way
Success Criteria:
Class:
Time:
Topic:
Activities:
LO:
SC:
Students Can:
2.
Reflection:
board;
3.
Skill:
Activities:
Reflection:
Writing
1. Students brainstorm for words ( Circle Map).
2. In pairs, students ask a question using the words in the circle map.
3. Students write the questions on board.
4. Students arrange the questions to form coherent ideas.
5. Students write the answers for the questions in paragraphs to form a short essay.
New Way
Create a question using the words in the circle map and write it on
Please remember that objectives must be doable, achievable and measurable. They must be evaluated
and therefore achieved before lesson ends. Anything marked outside the classroom must not be considered as SC.