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LESSON PLAN 1
Class : Form 2
Learning outcomes : By the end of the class, students should be able to:
Educational emphasis : a) Critical and creative thinking skills: Students are able to relate
what they have learnt in the novel with real life situations
learning.
b) Worksheets
AVA
-Pictures
(Worksheet 1 )
Stage 1 Content 4)Teacher then discusses about 3.To encourage
Presentation Teachers the novel with the students and communication
(10 minutes) explanation on brings them to the topic of the between teachers and
the novel day which is students
Introduction
Questions:
1)Can you tell AVA
me who wrote -Blackboard
this novel?
Self-Reflection:
Supervisors comment
Worksheet 1
Worksheet 2
Give short answers for these questions.
3) How does the nurse explain to the doctor about the horrible creature?
5) Is the nurse has been working there for quite some time?
6) Who is the Elephant man with before Dr. Treves finds him?
Worksheet 3
Merrick makes friends with lots of animals
Appendix
7b
LESSON PLAN 2
Class : Form 2
Background knowledge: Students have already read the novel and know the characters
Learning outcomes : By the end of the class, students should be able to:
Learning objectives : By the end of the lesson, students should be able to:
Educational emphasis : a) Critical and creative thinking skills: Students are able to relate
what they have learnt in the novel with real life situations
learning.
b) Worksheets
c) Manila cards
d) mahjong paper
Questions:
1)Can you tell
me whose
picture is this?
2) Can you
explain about AVA
him or her? -Pictures
(Worksheet 2)
Stage 2 Skills 7)Teacher distributes worksheet 4. To sharpen students
Practice -Reading to students understanding on the
(15 minutes) -Thinking characters and
8)Teacher asks students to match characterization
the characterization according to
the characters
Follow-up activity:
Self-Reflection:
Supervisors comment:
Worksheet 1
Worksheet 2
Worksheet 3
Match the characters to the statements.
APPENDIX 7c
LESSON PLAN 3
Date : 3rd Lesson
Class : Form 2
Background knowledge: Students have already read the novel and know the settings in
the novel
Learning outcomes : By the end of the class, students should be able to:
Learning objectives : By the end of the lesson, students should be able to:
Educational emphasis : a) Critical and creative thinking skills: Students are able to relate
what they have learnt in the novel with real life situations
learning.
b) Worksheets
Follow-up activity:
Self-Reflection:
Supervisors comment:
Worksheet 1
Worksheet 2
Worksheet 3
Give answers for these questions.
4. Where does the police sometime take the Elephant Man to? ______________
APPENDIX 7d
LESSON PLAN 4
Date : 4th Lesson
Class : Form 2
Background knowledge: Students have already read the novel and know the plots of the
novel
Learning outcomes : By the end of the class, students should be able to:
Learning objectives : By the end of the lesson, students should be able to:
Educational emphasis : a) Critical and creative thinking skills: Students are able to relate
what they have learnt in the novel with real life situations
learning.
b) Pictures
Follow-up activity:
Self-Reflection:
Supervisors comment:
Worksheet 1
Worksheet 2
PLOT SUMMARY
LESSON PLAN 5
Class : Form 2
Background knowledge: Students have already read the novel and know the Themes and
Learning outcomes : By the end of the class, students should be able to:
Educational emphasis : a) Critical and creative thinking skills: Students are able to relate
what they have learnt in the novel with real life situations
learning.
b) Pictures
Follow-up activity:
Self-Reflection:
Supervisors comment:
Worksheet 1
Worksheet 2
Fill in the blanks correctly using the given words
The novel The Elephant Man shows us how we look can affect the way people
(1)____________us. The Elephant Man is very (2)___________, so people are rude and (3)
because he looks horrible. The truth is that he can read and (5)_____________. He is an
him, they realize that he is a (8)___________person like them. Therefore, the authors
APPENDIX 7f
LESSON PLAN 6
Class : Form 2
Background knowledge: Students have already read the novel and know the moral values
of the novel
Learning outcomes : By the end of the class, students should be able to:
Learning objectives : By the end of the lesson, students should be able to:
1) Know the moral values in the novel
2) Fill with correct moral values
Educational emphasis : a) Critical and creative thinking skills: Students are able to relate
what they have learnt in the novel with real life situations
learning.
b) Pictures
AVA
-Pictures
(Worksheet 1)
AVA
-Mahjong paper-Notes
on moral values
(Worksheet 2)
AVA
-Writing task
(Worsksheet 4)
Follow-up activity:
Self-Reflection:
Supervisors comment:
Worksheet 1
Worksheet 2
Notes on Moral values
1) RESPECT
- We should treat everyone with respect
-Do not look at the persons appearance or how rich or smart he is
-Eg: Dr. Treves and Queen Alexandra treat Merrick with respect even though he has
no money and physically deformed
2) KINDNESS
-Be kind to others because it helps them to feel better
- Eg: Merrick has little kindness shown to him at first.
3) GENEROSITY
- It is due to the generosity of the readers of The Times newspaper that Merrick gets
to have his first home
- When the public read the story of the Elephant Man and his troubles, they gave
money generously to help him
4) FRIENDSHIP
Worksheet 3
1. Dr. Treves is polite to both Silcock and the Elephant Man.
__________________
2. The people who read about the Elephant Man in the newspaper
without payment.__________________
Worksheet 4
WRITING TASK
APPENDIX 7g
LESSON PLAN 7
Class : Form 2
Background knowledge: Students have already read the novel and know the language
Learning outcomes : By the end of the class, students should be able to:
Educational emphasis : a) Critical and creative thinking skills: Students are able to relate
what they have learnt in the novel with real life situations
learning.
b) Pictures
c) Mahjong paper
STAGE/ CONTENT/ TEACHER/STUDENT RATIONALE/
DURATION SKILLS ACTIVITY AVA
Set Induction Skills 1) Teacher greets the students Rationale
(10 minutes) -Listening and posts some pictures that 1.To give the students
-Writing elaborate the literary devices warm up session before
-speaking such as symbols of flower the lesson
Follow-up activity:
Self-Reflection:
Supervisors comment:
Worksheet 1
Worksheet 2
Notes
1)Contrast
2) Irony
-In this story what is ugly on the outside is beautiful on the inside
- The Elephant Man looks like a monster but he is kind and gentleman
3) Symbolism
4) Visual Imagery
Worksheet 3
1. The left arm had wonderful skin,and the fingers of the left hand were long and
beautiful. It was like a young womans hand! (page 4)
3. But he wanted to sleep on his back like you and me. He tried to sleep on his
back that night, but his heavy head came off the bed, and he broke his neck.
(page 37).
4. I give them water every morning. Little flowers are very thirsty , you know!
(page 34)
5. A nurse helped me. Merrick looked at her sometimes but she did not smile at
him or talk to him. (page 12)
APPENDIX 7h
LESSON PLAN 8
Class : Form 2
Background knowledge: Students have already read the novel and know the language
Learning outcomes : By the end of the class, students should be able to:
Learning objectives : By the end of the lesson, students should be able to:
1) Choose the correct answers
2) Provide correct answers for the subjective questions
Educational emphasis : a) Critical and creative thinking skills: Students are able to relate
what they have learnt in the novel with real life situations
learning.
b) Worksheets
2.To recap
AVA
-Subjective questions
(Worksheet 3)
Follow-up activity:
Self-Reflection:
Supervisors comment:
WORKSHEET 1
1. SETTING
2. THEMES
-Prejudice
3. MESSAGES
4. CHARACTERS
5.Moral Values
- Respect
- Kindness
- Generosity
- Friendship
- Language and Styles
- -Simple and descriptive
WORKSHEET 2
Tick the correct answer
TRUE FALSE
conditions
WORKSHEET 3
Answer the questions given.
6) How did Dr. Treves feel when he saw the Elephant Man?