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OBJECTIVES
Pupils will:
Classification:
identify the five dollar bills from other money denomination Cognitive
Distinguish the equivalence of one dollar bill to five dollars in purchasing Cognitive
items
SET INDUCTION
The teacher will show the students a powtoon video where two children went to the market and they
were having problems to add the money given to buy the item for five dollars. The teacher will then
introduce the topic money and the ways to identify a five dollar bill from other dollar bills
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uolAodDoFAo&t=3s
SECTION 1
CONTENT
Teaching points:
Money is used as a way to buy items and pay for services we need.
There are many ways to identify money, such as the number, colour and the country it belong too.
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METHOD
Teaching strategy Student Activity Resources
Whiteboard
(1) The teacher will invite students to look (1)Students will identify the Picture of a five
at a picture of a five dollar bill on the features they seen from the five dollar bill
board and identify some of the features dollar bill.
seen on the bill.
Individual Activity- using padlet they write one symbol they recognise from our country’s national
emblem.
https://padlet.com/mohammedashley2010/miypoudkk58mgbh9
SECTION 2
CONTENT
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Teaching Points:
METHOD
Teaching strategy Student activity Resources
CLOSURE
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In closing of the lesson for today, the teacher will ask the students “How can we identify the features of
the five dollar bill? The teacher would then engage the students in an online exit ticket which will
enhance the student’s knowledge, ensuring that they have grasped the concept of the lesson taught.
ASSESSMENT
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1KPMf40SSoWrmTnkUG3mhAnZLsVtsD8OZg9p8qj-
Wsh8/edit?usp=sharing
FOLLOW-UP ACTIVITIES
Students will learn about the places where food is grown and the mode of transport to the
market (Agricultural Science)
Students will learn about protecting ourselves at the garden using safety rules and practicing
safety measures.(Social Studies)
TUTOR’S COMMENTS
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LESSON PLAN
SCHOOL: Guaico Government Primary School
TEACHER: Ms Ashley Mohammed
DATE: 16th March, 2021.
CLASS: First Year Infants
MINUTES:30-35
TIME: 10:30-11:05 am PERIOD(S):
minutes
UNIT/THEME: Growing foods in my garden Subject: Mathematics
TOPIC: Money –problem solving with 10 dollars
PRE-KNOWLEDGE
Students:
- are familiar with the topic from previous lessons where they learn about one and five dollar bills
used to purchase items.
- have experience in visiting the market, grocery store and minimart to buy vegetables.
- are familiar with working in groups to solve problems.
- can identify the other money value by colour and number.
OBJECTIVES
Pupils will:
Classification:
identify the ten dollar bills in Trinidad and Tobago from other bills Cognitive
Distinguish the equivalence of a ten dollar bill in buying items with Cognitive
other bills
SET INDUCTION
The teacher will use a PowerPoint video made by her (upload on UTube), to show students a real life
situation of a girl who visit a vegetable stall and didn’t know the amount of money that is ten dollars.
The teacher will then introduce the topic money- problem solving.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xxn7x-GfuII
SECTION 1
CONTENT
Teaching points:
Money is a way, we use to buy items .Money can be identify by the colour, the symbols and the country
it belongs.
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B.Ed. Primary (General) Programme
School of Education, The University of the West Indies, St. Augustine
METHOD
Teaching strategy Student Activity Resources
(1) The teacher will invite students to get (1)Students will open the zip lock Ziploc bag
their Ziploc bag that contain real life bag receive in their packages. They Whiteboard
pictures of money such as $5,$1. and $10 will identify the ten dollar bill and Picture of a ten
value that they receive in the packages at some of symbols they see such as dollar bill
school. She will use her whiteboard and the colour ,the number and the
show a picture of a ten dollar bill on the country that is written on the bill.
board. She will ask students to open the
zip lock bag and identify the ten dollar
bill. She will use the picture on the board
and ask students to look at the bill they are
holding and identify some symbols they
see, the colour, the number written and the
country written on the bill.
(3)The teacher will use a chart to explain (3)Students will listen and observe Whiteboard
the equivalence of ten dollars using the the chart by the teacher and work Chart
five dollars and one dollar bills, teacher as a class to solve and respond to The Vegetables (the
will use the vegetables from previous the questions given, They will do market bag)
instruction to give some questions. Where the online worksheet indicated by Online worksheet
they will respond by giving the the teacher individually. https://docs.google.
equivalence of making ten dollars using com/forms/d/1rMQ
the five and one dollar bills. Teacher will 6D0IO4qvvpeJnYaI
give an online worksheet where students EqDxvTos_x9JgTZ
will insert their answers. This is to be done J16UQX4Cw/edit?
individually. usp=sharing
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Opportunities for feedback with the formative assessment strategies.
Oral Discussion(Mathematics)
-Students will be given a question to solve. Question-Tim saw cabbage selling for $5.00,how much
cabbage can he get for $10.00?
SECTION 2
CONTENT
Teaching Points:
METHOD
Teaching strategy Student activity Resources
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CLOSURE
In closing of the lesson for today, the teacher will ask the students to name three things they learned in
mathematics today? List two things they want to know about? Ask one question of today’s lesson. In
answering these questions teacher will be able to determine if the concept of the lesson was taught to
ASSESSMENT
FOLLOW-UP ACTIVITIES
TUTOR’S COMMENTS
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School of Education, The University of the West Indies, St. Augustine
LESSON PLAN
SCHOOL: Guaico Government Primary School
OBJECTIVES
Cognitive
Recall some ideas of carrots at the garden
Psychomotor
Create a sentence from the ideas collected on carrots.
SET INDUCTION
The teacher will enter the classroom with a carrot cake and a picture of a carrot asking the class to identify
the vegetable brought for today’s class. The teacher will make the connection to the cake stating the
vegetable we eat can also be incorporated into making desserts such as the one display in front of you
called “carrot cake”. The teacher will then invite students on a virtual field trip
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to visit the garden and make some observations on carrots, where it grow, the colour and size of it seen at
the garden. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bQVwaRsZ7y8
SECTION 1
CONTENT
Teaching points:
Carrots are vegetables and it grows underground. The part eaten is where all the energy is stored.
METHOD
(2) Teacher will give student a group (2)Students will complete the Sentence Strips
activity where they will share their activity given by sharing Markers
ideas and pair with a partner to create their ideas and pairing with
a sentence from the concept map using their partner to create their
the ideas given. Teacher will also sentence using the sentence
incorporate the present tense of “They strips and presenting to the
are” for students to use in making the class.
sentence. Student will use sentence
strips to create their sentence using
markers and present it to the class.
(Teacher will guide students who
needs assistance)
(3) The teacher will invite students (3) Students will listen to the Whiteboard
once more to look at the whiteboard, teacher as she explain the Concept map Chart
where she will use the ideas from the chart, students will work Google worksheet
concept chart to explain to students to independently to write two https://docs.google.com/forms/d/
write two sentences on carrots they sentences on carrots using the 1EU1B-
see at the garden starting the sentence worksheet online.. oz4efLdobk96C56_2EQh8ZDNni
with They are as it is the present ufc406_eLKOk/edit?usp=sharing
tense being refered.They are to work
independently as they complete the
activity using the google worksheet
online.
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SECTIONAL REVIEW and feedback
Opportunities for feedback with the formative assessment strategies
Integrate Mathematics-Money (problem solving with $5.00 bills) At the market, one carrot cost $1.00, I
need to buy five carrots, how much money I need to buy the carrots.
SECTION 2
CONTENT
Teaching Points:
METHOD
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CLOSURE
In closing of the lesson for today, the teacher will ask the students “to recall some of the ideas they gather
from visiting the carrots at the garden. The teacher would then engage the students in an online exit ticket
which will enhance the student’s knowledge, ensuring that they have grasped the concept of the lesson
taught.
ASSESSMENT
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1z9GQgqLMCYyBG8lVBdl3OiO27hUtv2LKsXUEPmgkbIc/edit?usp=sh
aring
FOLLOW-UP ACTIVITIES
VAPA- Colours
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TEACHER’S EVALUATION OF THE LESSON
This lesson was successful as the objectives were met; students love the video shown. I can continue to
plan my units as students are excited to learn.
TUTOR’S COMMENTS
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School of Education, The University of the West Indies, St. Augustine
LESSON PLAN
SCHOOL: Guaico Government Primary School
- are familiar knowing the different parts of the plant from previous lesson.
- have seen vegetables at the local market, grocery store and minimart where they live.
- are familiar with working in groups to get task completed.
OBJECTIVES
Identify the different places vegetables grow from part of a plant Cognitive
SET INDUCTION
The teacher will show the students a video made by her playing the character of a farmer showing
vegetables she collected at her small farm to make a special lunch for my brother. She will give names of
the vegetables she found and state vegetables all comes from different parts of the plant. They are found in
different places such as :the leaves, the stem, the roots and flower but they can be placed into different
groups called root vegetables, stem vegeatbles,leave vegetables and flower vegetables.
Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eL3wW34ZNUw
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SECTION 1
CONTENT
Teaching points:
Vegetables are part of the plant use as food and eaten by people and animals.
There are different parts of the plant we get vegetables to eat such as the root, the leaves, the stem and the
flower of the plant, they belong to different groups.
METHOD
Integrate Language Arts- Make one sentence with the words: roots stems, leaves and flower.
SECTION 2
CONTENT
Teaching Points:
METHOD
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CLOSURE
In closing of the lesson for today, the teacher will ask the students “Identify the different places vegetables
grow from part of the plant” .The teacher would then engage the students in an online game of Kahoot
which will enhance student’s knowledge, ensuring that they have grasped the concept of the lesson taught.
ASSESSMENT
FOLLOW-UP ACTIVITIES
VCCE- Responsibility
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TEACHER’S EVALUATION OF THE LESSON
The lesson was successful as students enjoy the creativity of video being done by teacher. Other lessons
can be planned as students learning is progressing.
TUTOR’S COMMENTS
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School of Education, The University of the West Indies, St. Augustine
LESSON PLAN
SCHOOL: Guaico Government Primary School
- have seen vegetables at the local market, grocery store and minimart where they live.
- are familiar with working in groups to get task completed.
- can make a sentence.
- can classify vegetables into groups they belong
- can identify vegetables in real life.
OBJECTIVES
SET INDUCTION
The teacher will invite students to look at a UTube video where animated characters display some
vegetables as a healthy meal. Teacher will ask students “what they think the lesson is for today’s class”.
Teacher will listen to responses by students and introduce the lesson.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YZ11C-U7S8I
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School of Education, The University of the West Indies, St. Augustine
SECTION 1
CONTENT
Teaching points:
A meal is the portions of food we eat at a frequent time in a day. We have meals three times a day and we
can eat it anywhere.
METHOD
(2) Teacher will use whiteboard using (2)Students will complete the Pictures Chart
a chart to explain activities that are activity given by working in Padlet Link
done before preparing a meal and after groups of four to complete https://padlet.com/mohammedash
eating a meal. Teacher will place the activity using padlet to ley2021/Bookmarks
students in groups of four where they submit answers
will complete a group activity using
the padlet. Teacher will give each
groups pictures of activities done
before a meal and after a meal
(3) The teacher will invite students to (3) Students will access the Google Jam board
google jam board, where each student google jam board where https://jamboard.google.com/d/1
will create a drawing of foods eaten each, where each student will Rr_jALKRt2rrglsCwXuAugRV0
at the morning time of a day. create a drawing of foods 1zVR6y4q4UQRTfVJtE/edit?usp
eaten at the morning time of =sharing
a day.
SECTION 2
CONTENT
Teaching Points:
METHOD
CLOSURE
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B.Ed. Primary (General) Programme
School of Education, The University of the West Indies, St. Augustine
In closing of the lesson for today, the teacher will ask the students “name three things they have learnt, two
things they want to know more about and one thing they have learnt”. This will help teacher for planning
ASSESSMENT
FOLLOW-UP ACTIVITIES
VAPA-Colours
VCCE- Responsibility
TUTOR’S COMMENTS
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School of Education, The University of the West Indies, St. Augustine
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School of Education, The University of the West Indies, St. Augustine
LESSON PLAN
SCHOOL: Guaico Government Primary School
OBJECTIVES
Cognitive
List some safety tips we can follow when we are in the garden.
Affective
Discuss ideas to protect ourselves at the garden.
Cognitive/Psychomotor
Create two sentences on practising safety at the garden.
SET INDUCTION
The teacher introduces the lesson by showing a YouTube video on garden safety practises. After the video
finished, the teacher will ask the class if they have any ideas of the topic for today’s lesson. She will then
state the topic and the lesson will begin. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_RgQb5Z-U4
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SECTION 1
CONTENT
Teaching points: When we visit the garden, we must protect ourselves from the sun by wearing loose
clothing and keeping hydrated. We must also protect our skin from chemicals used to spray plants.
METHOD
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SECTIONAL REVIEW and feedback
Opportunities for feedback with the formative assessment strategies
SECTION 2
CONTENT
Teaching Points:
METHOD
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CLOSURE
In closing of the lesson for today, the teacher will ask students to remember “some safety tips we can
follow in the garden” The teacher will share a link to an exit slip where students will fill out and submit to
teacher. This will help to ensure that the concept of the lesson being taught was grasped by students.
ASSESSMENT
FOLLOW-UP ACTIVITIES
The lesson was successful in meeting the objectives; however I would like to improve in using real life
pictures to my lesson. This will help learners to visualise and gain creative skills.
TUTOR’S COMMENTS
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School of Education, The University of the West Indies, St. Augustine
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School of Education, The University of the West Indies, St. Augustine
LESSON PLAN
SCHOOL: Guaico Government Primary School
- have seen vegetables at the local market, grocery store and minimart where they live.
- are familiar with working in groups to get task completed.
- have experience visiting the garden on virtual field trip to see vegetables.
- can classify vegetables into the groups they belong.
OBJECTIVES
Discuss some safe methods when preparing foods pick from the Affective
garden.
Psychomotor
SET INDUCTION
The teacher will invite students to look at a UTube video on healthy and unhealthy foods. The teacher will
introduced the topic after the video has played and the lesson will begin
.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fE8lezHs19s
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SECTION 1
CONTENT
Teaching points: Healthy foods are food we eat that provides us with nutrients. We need to eat healthy so
we can have energy to do our daily activities.
METHOD
(3) The teacher will give students (3) Students will listen to
instruction to complete an online instruction given by teacher, Google Worksheet
worksheet choosing healthy foods. they will complete the https://docs.google.com/forms/d/
They are to work independently to worksheet on choosing 145hVLgCYYOPuTeb28FODQl-
finish the task. healthy foods individually. Qg-
plSWWE9aRP3Q73_L0/edit?usp
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SECTIONAL REVIEW and feedback
Opportunities for feedback with the formative assessment strategies
Integrate VAPA
Oral Discussion- Name some colours of vegetables.
Integrate Social Studies
Oral Discussion- Recall some healthy foods and unhealthy foods.
SECTION 2
CONTENT
Teaching Points:
METHOD
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CLOSURE
In closing of the lesson for today, the teacher will ask the students to name three things you learn from the
lesson . List two things you want to know more about? Ask a question of today’s lesson. In answering
these questions teacher will be able to determine if the concept of the lesson was taught to meet student’s
needs.
ASSESSMENT
FOLLOW-UP ACTIVITIES
Agricultural Science-
TEACHER’S EVALUATION OF THE LESSON
TUTOR’S COMMENTS
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B.Ed. Primary (General) Programme
School of Education, The University of the West Indies, St. Augustine
LESSON PLAN
SCHOOL: Guaico Government Primary School
- Have seen vegetables at the grocery stores, mini mart and market
- Have eaten vegetables cooked at home
- Can identify the parts of the plant vegetables grow
can classify vegetables into groups they belong
- Are familiar with group work.
OBJECTIVES
SET INDUCTION
The teacher will begin the lesson by inviting students to watch a UTube video on c Psychomotor colours of
vegetables. She will asked students of their idea of today’s lesson. After comments of students she will
introduce the lesson for today which is Colours of vegetables in the garden.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6Pusffuwis
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SECTION 1
CONTENT
Teaching points: Colours help to remember patterns and memory. It helps to recollect information,
METHOD
(2)Teacher will invite students to look (2)Students will look at the Whiteboard
at the whiteboard where she will use a whiteboard with the chart and Chart
picture chart of vegetables She will answer the questions using Google worksheet
ask the class to name the vegetables the pronoun I. They will https://docs.google.com/forms/d/
that is presented. She will ask students complete the worksheet 1HsQjoUt1VGWeOtKcRgiMJo8
to describe the colour of a vegetable individually that is given to eYvGu0IFQwx51ZSCcRXI/edit?
using the pronoun I. She will give a them to describe the usp=sharing
worksheet where they will complete vegetables.
their answers to the questions
describing the vegetables. The
worksheet is an individual
assignment.(Teacher will guide
students who needs assistance)
(3) The teacher will invite students to (3) Students will create the Google Jam board
create a drawing of a vegetable and drawing of the vegetable and
colour it using the google jam boards. colour it using the google https://jamboard.google.com/d/1g
This is to be done individually. Jam boards individually. 4w8iMr3HO9DynGCTiT9PyM-
Teacher will guide students who TNWCHd4QQqfCAAj3JhA/edit?
needs assistance) usp=sharing
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School of Education, The University of the West Indies, St. Augustine
SECTIONAL REVIEW and feedback
Opportunities for feedback with the formative assessment strategies
Integrate VAPA
Oral Discussion
Can you name the vegetable and the colour you learn in today’s lesson
SECTION 2
CONTENT
Teaching Points:
METHOD
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School of Education, The University of the West Indies, St. Augustine
CLOSURE
In closing of the lesson for today, the teacher will ask the students to name three things they learned in
Visual Performing Arts. List two things they want to know about? Ask one question of today’s lesson. In
answering these questions teacher will be able to determine if the concept of the lesson was taught to meet
students learning.
ASSESSMENT
FOLLOW-UP ACTIVITIES
VAPA-Texture
TEACHER’S EVALUATION OF THE LESSON
TUTOR’S COMMENTS
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B.Ed. Primary (General) Programme
School of Education, The University of the West Indies, St. Augustine
LESSON PLAN
SCHOOL: Guaico Government Primary School
TOPIC: Texture
PRE-KNOWLEDGE
Students:
SET INDUCTION
The teacher will present a pre-recorded video for today’s class on vegetables and the texture it has on the
surface area.
https://www.youtube.com/user/ash251025102510/videos?view=0&sort=dd&shelf_id=0
SECTION 1
CONTENT
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Teaching points: texture is the way an object feels or looks, it can be describe as rough, smooth, shiny or
silky.
METHOD
(2)Teacher will invite students to look (2)Students will look at the Whiteboard
at the whiteboard once more where whiteboard with the picture Chart
she will use pictures of vegetables, chart, they will distinguish Padlet Link:
She will explain smooth texture and the vegetables that are https://padlet.com/mohammedash
rough texture. Using the picture chart smooth from rough, using the ley2021/puekcf6zyj8mxlcu
students will be instructed to padlet link to insert their
distinguish the smooth vegetable from answers individually
the rough texture on the vegetables.
They will use the padlet link to submit
answers individually. (Teacher will
guide students who needs
assistance)
(3) The teacher will invite students to (3) Students will make the Google Jam board
make drawings of both smooth and drawings of both smooth https://jamboard.google.com/d/1y
rough vegetables using the google and rough vegetables using Dp0LUWXjVd5M2JjlyUaMcj0b
jam board. This is to be done the google jam board XsHP-B-
individually. working individually. TAig24v_8FQ/edit?usp=sharing
Teacher will guide students who
needs assistance)
SECTION 2
CONTENT
Teaching Points:
METHOD
CLOSURE
In closing of the lesson for today, the teacher will ask engage students in a game of Kahoot. This will help
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School of Education, The University of the West Indies, St. Augustine
ASSESSMENT
Social Studies-
TEACHER’S EVALUATION OF THE LESSON
TUTOR’S COMMENTS
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B.Ed. Primary (General) Programme
School of Education, The University of the West Indies, St. Augustine
LESSON PLAN
SCHOOL: Guaico Government Primary School
TOPIC: VCCE
PRE-KNOWLEDGE
Students:
- can identify vegetables in the market, in the grocery stores and the streets.
- can name the parts of the plant vegetables are grown.
- can make a complete sentence
- have seen vegetables on a virtual field trip
- are familiar with working in groups.
OBJECTIVES
Cognitive
SET INDUCTION
Teacher will introduce a UTube video showing a girl explaining responsibility and the positive results
when displaying responsible ways, after the video she will ask them if know what the topic they will be
learning for today’s lesson. After listening to student’s response, she will introduce the topic responsibility
and the lesson will begin.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3hMTmS4Jt_Q
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SECTION 1
CONTENT
Teaching points:
Responsibity is a duty taken by a person to take care of something or someone. When you take a
responsibility you are accountable for the actions taking place.
METHOD
(3) The teacher will inform students to (3) Students will use the
get the strips sent in the package; sentence strip and make a
teacher will instruct students to make sentence on responsibility in
a sentence on responsibility in the the garden.
garden using the sentence strip. Sentence Strip
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SECTIONAL REVIEW and feedback
Opportunities for feedback with the formative assessment strategies
Integrate Social Studies- Give one way to protect yourself in the garden.
SECTION 2
CONTENT
Teaching Points:
METHOD
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SECTIONAL REVIEW and feedback (formative assessment strategies)
CLOSURE
In closing of the lesson for today, the teacher will ask the students “to recall some responsible ways to care
for plants in the garden”. The teacher would then engage the students in an online exit ticket which will
enhance the student’s knowledge, ensuring that they have grasped the concept of the lesson taught.
ASSESSMENT
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1y7K97FwRufnVF0hx3wGf5u24EDVQ6SZA6tZBwjptQu4/edit?usp=sha
ring
FOLLOW-UP ACTIVITIES
VAPA- Colours
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TUTOR’S COMMENTS
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School of Education, The University of the West Indies, St. Augustine