This document provides the lesson plan for a phonics lesson on the "sh" sound. The lesson plan includes:
1. A warm up section where the teacher introduces herself and recaps the previous lesson.
2. The main 15 minute lesson where the teacher teaches the "sh" sound through examples, writing practice, and picture identification. Correct pronunciation is emphasized.
3. A 3 minute wrap up where the teacher recaps the lesson and ends on a positive note by looking forward to the next class.
This document provides the lesson plan for a phonics lesson on the "sh" sound. The lesson plan includes:
1. A warm up section where the teacher introduces herself and recaps the previous lesson.
2. The main 15 minute lesson where the teacher teaches the "sh" sound through examples, writing practice, and picture identification. Correct pronunciation is emphasized.
3. A 3 minute wrap up where the teacher recaps the lesson and ends on a positive note by looking forward to the next class.
This document provides the lesson plan for a phonics lesson on the "sh" sound. The lesson plan includes:
1. A warm up section where the teacher introduces herself and recaps the previous lesson.
2. The main 15 minute lesson where the teacher teaches the "sh" sound through examples, writing practice, and picture identification. Correct pronunciation is emphasized.
3. A 3 minute wrap up where the teacher recaps the lesson and ends on a positive note by looking forward to the next class.
1. 2-3 Minutes: Warm Up (What should I do?) • Introduce self o Good evening! I am Teacher Aina and welcome to my class! o Can you see and hear me clearly? • Establish Rapport o How are you today? • Re-cap of yesterday’s lesson o Can you tell me something about what we discussed yesterday? 2. 15 Minutes: Lesson Proper (How am I going to deliver the lesson? How am I going to make my student talk?) • Can you give me other examples of words that start in sh? Read sentences above.
• What do you see in the picture?
• Can you tell me something about it? • Answer in a sentence: o It is a shell. o It is a ship. o It is a brush. • Sh: proper pronunciation, emphasize mouth when delivering
• Let student write sh and read the words.
• Encourage to make sentences. o It is a shelf. o It is a dish. o It is a bush. sh sh sh sh • Check if student has difficulty writing letter S and/or H.
• Ask student what the pictures are
o Check for proper pronunciation sh sh o Encourage usage of sentence o Can you tell me something about it? • Let student identify where sh is found: beginning or end
sh sh sh sh
3. 3 Minutes: Wrap-up (What should I do?)
• Re-cap the vocabulary discussed o Alright Clifford, so today we have discussed the following… o Do you have any questions? • End the session with a smile! J o See you tomorrow, Clifford! o Make student look forward for your next class~ By: Teacher Miyella Aina Pallera