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Camel Hunt Lesson Plan Weebly
Camel Hunt Lesson Plan Weebly
1. Choose and describe an aspect from a teaching competency that you need to work on (Goal)
I need to work on managing students’ behaviour by using different strategies to motivate children to follow my
rules. E.g. to sit in the circle time quietly without talking with their friends while I’m explaining the lesson for
them.
2. Describe what you will do to help achieve your goal (Strategies Used)
I will use positive reinforcement strategy by giving the student who is following my rules a sticker on his/her
hand to make him feel special and to motivate the other students to follow my rules to get the same.
3. Describe how you can tell if you’re achieving your goal (Evidence)
Grade Level: KG2 Subject: English Learning Outcome (MOE code and words):
K2.2.2.1.1: Participate in short conversations
while reading with the teacher and peers, making
simple comments.
K2.3.2.1.1: Demonstrate knowledge of letter sounds.
Resources (what materials/equipment will you and Preparation (what do you need to make or check before
the students use? Be specific) class?)
Sand Oasis
Glue Sandstorm
Family
Scissor
Scared
Colours
Goat
Camel and Palm colouring pictures
Quick
Sorting sound /c/ activity:
Alphabet flashcards
Paper cup
Laminated camel picture
Sand
Wooden stick
Jigsaw puzzle activity:
Jigsaw puzzle pieces
Story map activity:
White paper
Colours
Opening (warmer activity + teacher introduction/demonstration of small
Whole
group activities)
I will describe the camel for the students by saying; I have one hump, two big eyes, long bushy
Time: 15 min
eyelashes and one leathery mouth, who am I? And I will ask the students to guess what’s inside the
Independent Experience (Desert craft activity):
Students will colour the camel and the palm pictures then they will cut and paste the pictures inside
the large plastic cup. Finally they will fill the plastic cup with the sand to create their desert craft
cup.
Students will sort sound /c/ by reading the phonics and feeding the camel sound /c/ cards.
Independent Experience (Jigsaw puzzle):
Students will put the jigsaw puzzle pieces together to complete the picture.
By using different materials, students will make four little pictures on their maps about the story.
E.g. Ashkhar, valley, sandstorm, and oasis. Students will visualize where to put the pictures
according to the story events.
In this activity they will play two students to six students. Each student will have a different colour
of cotton. The student will throw the dice once in each session; the camel will drop the student to a
lower number, while the stairway will raise the student to a higher number.
This game or activity benefits students with mathematical intelligence, as they will develop their
mathematical skills in counting numbers from 1 to 40.
I will ask students about the story events and what do they learned from the story.
Closing
I will praise students on their lovely work in the activities.
15 min
Assessment
Time:
I will assess students understanding by asking them questions and observing them while they’re working on
the activities and by writing a checklist to check who is able to do the activities in the right way and who is
not.