The lesson plan is for a social studies class on citizenship. It includes 3 activities where students will share their prior knowledge on citizenship, read from their textbook, and write questions about citizenship. The objectives are for students to understand what citizenship means, differentiate between citizen and global citizen, and learn about the importance of passports and good etiquette. The lesson will assess students through classwork and questions.
The lesson plan is for a social studies class on citizenship. It includes 3 activities where students will share their prior knowledge on citizenship, read from their textbook, and write questions about citizenship. The objectives are for students to understand what citizenship means, differentiate between citizen and global citizen, and learn about the importance of passports and good etiquette. The lesson will assess students through classwork and questions.
The lesson plan is for a social studies class on citizenship. It includes 3 activities where students will share their prior knowledge on citizenship, read from their textbook, and write questions about citizenship. The objectives are for students to understand what citizenship means, differentiate between citizen and global citizen, and learn about the importance of passports and good etiquette. The lesson will assess students through classwork and questions.
Ch /Topic: Citizenship Sub Topic: The Rights and responsibilities of citizenship
Objective (s): Students will be able to : ● Define term citizen. ● Differentiate between citizen and global citizen. ● Importance of their passport. ● Importance of good etiquettes. Skills focused on: Critical thinking, Compare and contrast, inquiry, ICT Resources: Syllabus breakup, TB. Methodology: Class discussions/ Pair work Previous Knowledge: ● Why do we need passport? ● Why we are called Pakistanis? ● What are good etiquettes? Sharing of objectives and announcement of the topic: The Rights and responsibilities of Pakistanis. Activity 1: ● Students will share their previous knowledge. ● Students will do the reading of page 1. ● Teacher will tell rights and responsibilities of citizens. Activity 2: ● Teacher will show passport of Pakistan. Activity 3: Students will write questions on notebook. Who is a citizen? How a person becomes a citizen? Success Criteria: Students will be able to remember Meaning of citizenship. Meaning of global citizenship. Use of passport. Assessment Plan: Students will be assessed during class work. Students will be asked questions from text. C.W: Reading pg1. H.W: Learning of class work. Coordinator’s sign: ____________ Section Head’s sign:________________
Week: 02 Daily Lesson Plan Developed By: Sidra
Date: 07/02/2021 Taught by: Farhat, Sana Subject: Social Studies Class: IV Date: 9/07/2021- 12/07/2021 Ch /Topic: Citizenship Sub Topic: Objective (s): Students will be able to : ● Explain civic sense by giving examples traffic rules, keep the environment clean. ● Identify common etiquettes for example good manners, politeness, and respect of elders. Skills focused on: Critical thinking, listening/speaking/ comprehending Resources: Syllabus breakup, TB. Methodology: Class discussions/ Pair work Previous Knowledge: ● How a person becomes citizen? What are rights and responsibilities of citizenship? ● What are good etiquettes? Sharing of objectives and announcement of the topic: The Rights and responsibilities of Pakistanis. Activity 1: ● Students will share their previous knowledge. ● Students will do the reading of page 2-3. ● Teacher will tell rights and responsibilities of citizens. Activity 2: ● ● Success Criteria: Students will be able to remember Meaning of cyber citizenship. Meaning of global citizenship. Use of passport. Assessment Plan: Students will be assessed during class work. Students will be asked questions from text. C.W: Reading pg 2. H.W: Learning of class work.
Week: 02 Daily Lesson Plan Developed By: Sidra Date: 07/02/2021 Taught by: Sarah, Sana Subject: Social Studies Class: IV Period: 2 Ch /Topic: Citizenship Unit:4 Sub Topic: Allama Iqbal Objective (s): Students will be able to: Identify important ● Know why it is called slave dynasty. ● Evaluate the impact of the Slave Dynasty on the Delhi Sultanate. ● Understand administrative reforms done under slave Dynasty rulers. Skills focused on: listening/speaking/ comprehending Resources: TB page 42-43. Methodology: Class discussions/ Pair work Previous Knowledge: ● What do you know about Muslim Rule in Sub-continent? ● What do you know about Ghaznavids and Ghori’s? Sharing of objectives and announcement of the topic: The Slave Dynasty Activity 1: ● Students will share their previous knowledge. ● Students will do the reading of text pages 42-43. ● They will discuss timeline and administrative reforms of slave dynasty. Activity 2: ● Students will write questions on notebooks. Success Criteria: Students will be able to remember The timeline of Slave Dynasty. About the political and administrative reforms of Slave Dynasty. The reasons behind the downfall of slave dynasty. Assessment Plan: Students will be assessed during class work. C.W: Reading + questions on note books. H.W: Learning of class work.
Subject: Social Studies Class: IV Period: 1 Ch /Topic: Our past and present Unit:3 Sub Topic: The Slave Dynasty Objective (s): Students will be able to: ● To examine a timeline showing the Muslim dynasties of the subcontinent, focusing on The Slave Dynasty. ● Know why it is called slave dynasty. ● Evaluate the impact of the Slave Dynasty on the Delhi Sultanate. ● Understand administrative reforms done under slave Dynasty rulers. Skills focused on: listening/speaking/ comprehending Resources: TB page 42-43. Methodology: Class discussions/ Pair work Previous Knowledge: ● What do you know about Muslim Rule in Sub-continent? ● What do you know about Ghaznavids and Ghori’s? Sharing of objectives and announcement of the topic: The Slave Dynasty Activity 1: ● Students will share their previous knowledge. ● Students will do the reading of text pages 42-43. ● They will discuss timeline and administrative reforms of slave dynasty. Activity 2: ● Students will write questions on notebooks. Success Criteria: Students will be able to remember The timeline of Slave Dynasty. About the political and administrative reforms of Slave Dynasty. The reasons behind the downfall of slave dynasty. Assessment Plan: Students will be assessed during class work. C.W: Reading + questions on note books. H.W: Learning of class work.