Day 6 / 8 Day Annual Day: 32/50 Actual Date: Progress Class Outcome(s) Add given numbers by drawing sticks New Words: addition (Repeated for reinforcement) Teaching Tip(s) Teaching Strategy: Demonstration, Activity SHOW: Teacher will ask learners to look at TB page 52 and tell learners that they will learn to count and add using sticks. TELL: Demonstrate how to add two numbers by drawing corresponding number of sticks next to each number and then counting all of them together. DO: Give different examples for learners to solve. Assist learners to complete WB page 63. Ask them to add by counting sticks. Class Pulse Check Add 3 and 5 by drawing sticks. 1) TB page 52 CW HW 2) WB page 63 Page 148
Day 7 / 8 Day Annual Day: 33/50 Actual Date: Progress Class Outcome(s) Recall rhyme ‘Five little bees’ New Words: busy Teaching Tip(s) Teaching Strategy: Rhymes and Stories, Activity SHOW: Ask learners to open TB page 53 and ask them to describe the pictures. TELL: Teacher will sing the rhyme with actions and explain the meaning. Teacher will also explain how the rhyme is connected to addition since one bee is added each time. of AB DO: Encourage learners to sing the rhyme with actions. Learners will complete WB page 58 and 59 for revision. Class Pulse Check Recall rhyme with actions. 1) TB page 53 CW 1) AB page 37 HW 2) WB page 58, 59 Page 149
Day 8 / 8 Day Annual Day: 34/50 Actual Date: Progress Class Outcome(s) Revise addition New Words: addition (Repeated for reinforcement) Teaching Tip(s) Teaching Strategy: Demonstration, Activity SHOW: TB page 48‐52 to revise addition. TELL: Revise with learners focusing on counting in sets, counting using fingers and counting using sticks. DO: Assist learners to complete WB page 61 and 64.Ask them to add counting fingers and drawing lines. Class Pulse Check Make sets of 3, 8 and 10 objects. 1) TB page 48‐52 CW 1) AB page 33 HW 2) WB page 61, 64 Page 150
My Reflections Progress Passbook 8What went well while teaching this lesson? Extra days taken till previous lesson (if any) (Previous lesson’s last row)What will I do differently for the next lesson? Planned days for this lesson Actual days taken for this lesson Extra days taken for the current lesson (if any) Total extra days taken till this lesson (if any)Names of learners who need individual attention: For the Next LessonHandhold these learners: Challenge these learners: Speed up by ___ days (OR) Slow down by ___ days Academic Coordinator’s Signature: Page 151
Lesson 6: Counting in Tens and Ones Allocated Teaching Days 4 Speed Up/Slow Down Plan Why are we teaching this lesson: To understand how to represent numbers in ones and tensDay No. Planned Summary of Day’s Plan DateDay 1 Know how to count in groups of tens. Desired Learning Outcomes for the LessonDay 2 Represent numbers in tens and ones 1‐15. Skill/Domain TBDay 3 Represent numbers in tens and ones 16‐20. • Numeracy/Number • Know how to count in sense/place value groups of tens • Literacy/Language • Representing a numbers in tens and ones 1 to 15Day 4 Revise counting in tens and ones. • Representing numbers in tens and ones 16‐20 WB AB • Count in tens and write • Count and colour the • Match numbers to number number in tens and ones of objects • Count in tens and ones and write IMAX Resources Other ResourcesLesson Preparation Notes 1) IMAX Textbook 2) IMAX Workbook 3) IMAX Activity Book Page 152
Day 1 / 4 Day Annual Day: 35/50 Actual Date: Progress Class Outcome(s) Know how to count in groups of tens New Words: tens Teaching Tip(s) Teaching Strategy: Demonstration, Activity SHOW: TB page 54 and explain how to count in groups of tens. TELL: Show learners how to make 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100 in groups of tens matchsticks. DO: Assist learners to complete WB page 65 where they have to count in tens and write. Class Pulse Check How groups of tens will make 70? 1) TB page 54 CW HW 2) WB page 65 Page 153
Day 2 / 4 Day Annual Day: 36/50 Actual Date: Progress Class Outcome(s) Represent numbers in tens and ones 1‐15 New Words: bundles Teaching Tip(s) Teaching Strategy: Demonstration, Activity SHOW: TB page 55 and explain that numbers can be represented in tens and ones. TELL: Explain with an example that 12 is actually one bundle of ten and 2 individual objects. DO: Let learners practice examples given on TB page 55. Assist learners to complete WB page 68. Ask the learners to count in tens and ones and write. Class Pulse Check Show number 14 as tens and ones. 1) TB page 55 CW HW 2) WB page 68 Page 154
Day 3 / 4 Day Annual Day: 37/50 Actual Date: Progress Class Outcome(s) Represent numbers in tens and ones 16‐20 New Words: tens (Repeated for reinforcement) Teaching Tip(s) Teaching Strategy: Demonstration, Activity SHOW: TB page 56 and explain that numbers can be represented in tens and ones. TELL: Explain with an example that 17 is actually one bundle of ten and 7 individual objects. DO: Let learners practice examples given on TB page 55.Assist learners to complete WB page 69. Ask the learners to count in tens and ones and write. Class Pulse Check Show number 19 as tens and ones. 1) TB page 56 CW HW 2) WB page 69 Page 155
Day 4 / 4 Day Annual Day: 38/50 Actual Date: Progress Class Outcome(s) Revise counting in tens and ones New Words: tens (Repeated for reinforcement) Teaching Tip(s) Teaching Strategy: Demonstration, Activity SHOW: Revise the concepts of tens and representing numbers as tens and ones from TB page 54‐56. TELL: Ask learners to practice representing different numbers as tens and ones. DO: Assist learners to complete WB page 66, 67. Ask the learners to match numbers to number of objects and count in tens and ones and write. Class Pulse Check Show 20 as tens and ones. 1) TB page 54‐56 CW 1) AB page 39 HW 2) WB page 66, 67 Page 156
My Reflections Progress Passbook 4What went well while teaching this lesson? Extra days taken till previous lesson (if any) (Previous lesson’s last row)What will I do differently for the next lesson? Planned days for this lesson Actual days taken for this lesson Extra days taken for the current lesson (if any) Total extra days taken till this lesson (if any)Names of learners who need individual attention: For the Next LessonHandhold these learners: Challenge these learners: Speed up by ___ days (OR) Slow down by ___ days Academic Coordinator’s Signature: Page 157
Lesson 7: Skip Counting Allocated Teaching Days 6 Speed Up/Slow Down Plan Planned Why are we teaching this lesson: Date To develop fluency in simple calculations To create a base for multiplication and divisionDay No. Summary of Day’s Plan Day 1 Understand skip counting and know its Desired Learning Outcomes for the Lesson importance.Day 2 Know skip counting in 5s. Skill/Domain TB • Numeracy/Number • Know how to count in fives sense/Patterns • Know counting in twosDay 3 Perform skip counting in 5s. • Language/LiteracyDay 4 Know skip counting in 2s.Day 5 Revise skip counting. WB ABDay 6 Revise skip counting. • Skip count in 5s and write • Color the numbers after • Skip count in 5s and write the counting in 5s missing number • Colour the numbers after • Skip count in 2s and write the counting in 2s missing numbers • Skip count in 2s and write in boxes IMAX Resources Other ResourcesLesson Preparation Notes 1) IMAX Textbook 2) IMAX Workbook 3) IMAX Activity Book Page 158
Day 1 / 6 Day Annual Day: 39/50 Actual Date: Progress Class Outcome(s) Understand skip counting and know its importance New Words: skip counting Teaching Tip(s) Teaching Strategy: Demonstration, Activity SHOW: TB page 57. Refer to the page to explain the concept the skip counting. TELL: Ask learners to count 1‐20. After learners do that, write numbers 1‐20 on the board and circle 5, 10, 15 and 20. Ask learners to recognise a pattern in the numbers selected. Learners will identify that every 5th number is circled or the unit's number is 0 or 5. Explain that this is called skip counting and knowing how to skip count in 5s or 2s helps us calculate fast. DO: Ask learners to stand in a line and skip count the numbers by 5s aloud one after another. Class Pulse Check While skip counting by 5s, which number will come after 15? 1) TB page 57 CW HW Page 159
Day 2 / 6 Day Annual Day: 40/50 Actual Date: Progress Class Outcome(s) Know skip counting in 5s New Words: skip counting (Repeated for reinforcement) Teaching Tip(s) Teaching Strategy: Demonstration, Activity SHOW: Ask learners to look at TB page 57. Learners can count the objects on the page and revise skip counting by 5s. TELL: Revise the concept of skip counting. DO: Ask learners to write numbers 1‐100 in their notebook and circle all fifth numbers. Class Pulse Check Skip count in 5s from 30‐50. 1) TB page 57 CW HW Page 160
Day 3 / 6 Day Annual Day: 41/50 Actual Date: Progress Class Outcome(s) Perform skip counting in 5s New Words: skip counting (Repeated for reinforcement) Teaching Tip(s) Teaching Strategy: Demonstration, Activity SHOW: Ask learners to look at TB page 57 and count the objects on the page and revise skip counting by 5s. TELL: Revise skip counting with learners by writing numbers on the board. DO: Assist the learners to complete WB page 70. Ask them to skip count by 5s and write. Class Pulse Check Skip count in 5s from 40‐70. 1) TB page 57 CW 1) PN page 45, 47 HW 2) WB page 70 Page 161
Day 4 / 7 Day Annual Day: 42/50 Actual Date: Progress Class Outcome(s) Know skip counting in 2s New Words: skip counting (Repeated for reinforcement) Teaching Tip(s) Teaching Strategy: Demonstration, Activity SHOW: Ask learners to look at TB page 58 and skip count by 2s. TELL: Ask learners to count 1‐20. After learners do that, write numbers 1‐20 on the board and circle 2,4,6,8… Ask learners to recognise a pattern in the numbers selected. Learners will identify that every 2nd number is circled. Explain that this is called skip counting and knowing how to skip count in 2s helps us to calculate fast. DO: Ask learners to write numbers 1‐100 in their notebook and circle all second numbers. Class Pulse Check While skip counting in 2s, which number will come after 8? 1) TB page 58 CW HW Page 162
Day 5 / 6 Day Annual Day: 43/50 Actual Date: Progress Class Outcome(s) Revise skip counting in 2s. New Words: skip counting (Repeated for reinforcement) Teaching Tip(s) Teaching Strategy: Demonstration, Activity SHOW: Ask learners to look at TB page 58 and skip count by 5s and later 2s. TELL: Revise skip counting with learners by writing numbers on the board. DO: Assist the learners to complete WB page 72. Ask them to skip count by 2s and write. Class Pulse Check skip count in 2s from 35 to 75. 1) TB page 58 CW 1) PN page 46 HW 2) WB page 72 Page 163
Day 6 / 6 Day Annual Day: 44/50 Actual Date: Progress Class Outcome(s) Revise skip counting in 5s and 2s. New Words: skip counting (Repeated for reinforcement) Teaching Tip(s) Teaching Strategy: Demonstration, Activity SHOW: Ask learners to look at TB page 57, 58 and skip count by 5s and later 2s. TELL: Revise skip counting with learners by writing numbers on the board. DO: Assist the learners to complete WB page 71 and 73. Ask them to skip count by 5s and 2s and write. Class Pulse Check Skip count in 5s from 90‐100. 1) TB page 57, 58 CW 1) AB page 41 HW 2) WB page 71, 73 2) PN page 48 Page 164
My Reflections Progress Passbook 6What went well while teaching this lesson? Extra days taken till previous lesson (if any) (Previous lesson’s last row)What will I do differently for the next lesson? Planned days for this lesson Actual days taken for this lesson Extra days taken for the current lesson (if any) Total extra days taken till this lesson (if any)Names of learners who need individual attention: For the Next LessonHandhold these learners: Challenge these learners: Speed up by ___ days (OR) Slow down by ___ days Academic Coordinator’s Signature: Page 165
Lesson 8: Subtraction Allocated Teaching Days 6 Speed Up/Slow Down Plan Planned Why are we teaching this lesson: Date To teach the concept of taking away To perform the operation of subtractionDay No. Summary of Day’s Plan Desired Learning Outcomes for the Lesson Day 1 Revise the concept of making sets of number Day 2 of objects. Day 3 Day 4 Know the concept of ‘Taking Away’. Skill/Domain TB Day 5 Day 6 Practice concept of ‘Taking Away’ using • Numeracy/Number sense/ • Count sets of pictures objects. Number operations • Know what is taking away • To perform subtraction on Practice the concept of ‘Taking Away’ using • Literacy/Language numbers and pictures. numbers Revise subtraction. WB AB • Take away using objects • Colour by subtracting • Take away using numbers Revise subtraction. IMAX Resources Other ResourcesLesson Preparation Notes 1) IMAX Textbook 2) IMAX Workbook 3) IMAX Activity Book Page 166
Day 1 / 6 Day Annual Day: 45/50 Actual Date: Progress Class Outcome(s) Revise the concept of making sets of number of objects New Words: sets Teaching Tip(s) Teaching Strategy: Demonstration, Activity SHOW: Demonstrate to the learners how to make sets of objects. TELL: Ask learners for two numbers between 1‐10. For e.g. 3 and 6. Then pick up 3 beads and show learners that it is a group or a set. Keep it aside. Then pick up 6 beads and show learners that it is a group or a set. DO: Ask learners to practice making sets of different numbers between 1‐10 to revise. Class Pulse Check HW Make 3 sets of 4, 2, and 8 objects. CW Page 167
Day 2 / 6 Day Annual Day: 46/50 Actual Date: Progress Class Outcome(s) Know the concept of Taking Away New Words: take away Teaching Tip(s) Teaching Strategy: Demonstration, Activity SHOW: TB page 59 and explain the concept of take away. TELL: Ask learners for a number between 1‐10. For e.g. 5. Then pick up 5 beads and show learners that it is a group or a set. Keep it aside. Give an example of a learner and say \"If Neha loses 2 objects from this set, how will we find out how many are remaining?\" Demonstrate picking out 2 objects and hiding and counting remaining 3 again to tell learners that 3 objects will remain. Demonstrate more real life examples. DO: Ask learners to practice the concept of take away in small groups using beads. Provide them with few examples to practice. Class Pulse Check Take away 4 beads from 8 beads. 1) TB page 59 CW 1) PN page 41 HW Page 168
Day 3 / 6 Day Annual Day: 47/50 Actual Date: Progress Class Outcome(s) Practice concept of taking away using objects New Words: take away, subtraction Teaching Tip(s) Teaching Strategy: Demonstration, Activity SHOW: TB page 59 and explain the example of taking away using pictures. TELL: Revise previous day's concept on taking away using examples from real life. Allow learners to practice with objects in pairs. Explain to the learners that another name for taking away is subtraction. Learners will complete page 74 of WB DO: Assist learners to complete WB page 74 where they have to cross out the items in each row according to the question given, count the rest of the items and write the number. Class Pulse Check Take away 2 balls from 9 balls. 1) TB page 59 CW 1) PN page 42 HW 2) WB page 74 Page 169
Day 4 / 6 Day Annual Day: 48/50 Actual Date: Progress Class Outcome(s) Practice concept of taking away using numbers and pictures New Words: take away (Repeated for reinforcement) Teaching Tip(s) Teaching Strategy: Demonstration, Activity SHOW: Read TB page 60 and revise subtraction. TELL: Revise subtraction with an example. DO: Learners can practice subtraction using beads. Later, assist learners to complete WB page 75 where they have to take away the number and write the answer. Class Pulse Check Take away 6 balls from 10 balls. 1) TB page 60 CW 1) PN page 43 HW 2) WB page 74 Page 170
Day 5 / 6 Day Annual Day: 49/50 Actual Date: Progress Class Outcome(s) Revise subtraction New Words: subtraction (Repeated for reinforcement) Teaching Tip(s) Teaching Strategy: Demonstration, Activity SHOW: Read TB page 59‐60 and revise subtraction. TELL: Revise subtraction with an example. DO: Learners can practice subtraction using beads. Later, assist learners to complete WB page 76 where they have to take away the number and write the answer. Class Pulse Check Solve 8‐2 using pictures. 1) TB page 59‐60 CW 1) PN page 44 HW 2) WB page 75 Page 171
Day 6 / 6 Day Annual Day: 50/50 Actual Date: Progress Class Outcome(s) Revise subtraction New Words: subtraction (Repeated for reinforcement) Teaching Tip(s) Teaching Strategy: Demonstration, Activity SHOW: Read TB page 59‐60 and revise subtraction. TELL: Revise subtraction with an example. DO: Learners can practice subtraction using beads. Later, assist learners to complete WB page 77 where they have to count objects in sets and take away the number and write the answer. Class Pulse Check Solve 9‐5 using pictures. 1) TB page 59‐60 CW 1) AB page 43 HW 2) WB page 77 Page 172
My Reflections Progress Passbook 6What went well while teaching this lesson? Extra days taken till previous lesson (if any) (Previous lesson’s last row)What will I do differently for the next lesson? Planned days for this lesson Actual days taken for this lesson Extra days taken for the current lesson (if any) Total extra days taken till this lesson (if any)Names of learners who need individual attention: For the Next LessonHandhold these learners: Challenge these learners: Speed up by ___ days (OR) Slow down by ___ days Academic Coordinator’s Signature: Page 173
Lesson 9: Rhymes Allocated Teaching Days X Speed Up/Slow Down Plan Why are we teaching this lesson: To reinforce math concepts in learners through rhymesDay No. Planned Summary of Day’s Plan DateDay 1 Sing the rhyme ‘Fruit Salad’ with actions Desired Learning Outcomes for the Lesson Skill/Domain TB • Literacy/Numeracy • To sing the rhyme • Language/Literacy ‘Fruit Salad’ with actions WB AB IMAX Resources Other ResourcesLesson Preparation Notes 1) IMAX Textbook Page 174
Day / Day Annual Day: Actual Date: Progress Class Outcome(s) Sing the rhyme ‘Fruit Salad’ with actions New Words: salad, plums, pears Teaching Tip(s) Teaching Strategy: Rhymes and Stories SHOW: Ask learners to describe what they see in the picture on TB page 61. TELL: Sing the rhyme with actions and explain the meaning. Connect the rhyme to the lesson ‘Subtraction’. DO: Encourage the learners to participate and sing the rhyme with actions. Class Pulse Check Recall the rhyme with actions. 1) TB page 61 CW HW Page 175
My Reflections Progress Passbook XWhat went well while teaching this lesson? Extra days taken till previous lesson (if any) (Previous lesson’s last row)What will I do differently for the next lesson? Planned days for this lesson Actual days taken for this lesson Extra days taken for the current lesson (if any) Total extra days taken till this lesson (if any)Names of learners who need individual attention: For the Next LessonHandhold these learners: Challenge these learners: Speed up by ___ days (OR) Slow down by ___ days Academic Coordinator’s Signature: Page 176
LESSON PLAN EVSDay-Wise Lesson Plan with Page-Wise Teaching Tips and Strategies Page 177
Lesson 1: Transportation Allocated Teaching Days 5 Speed Up/Slow Down Plan Planned Why are we teaching this lesson: Date To be able to identify the different modes of transportation Name the different types of vehicles for each modeDay No. Summary of Day’s Plan Day 1 Identify the vehicles that use land as a mode Desired Learning Outcomes for the Lesson Day 2 of transportation. Day 3 Identify the vehicles that use water and air Skill/Domain TB as modes of transportation. • Literacy/Language • Identify the different • Fine Motor Skills modes of transportation and name the vehicles in Match the vehicles to their mode of each mode transportation.Day 4 Identify the places to board a transportation. WB ABDay 5 Sing the rhyme ‘Red light, Red light’ and • Write the names of the • Colour the traffic lights know the importance of traffic lights and vehicles signs. IMAX Resources Other ResourcesLesson Preparation Notes 1) IMAX Textbook 2) IMAX Workbook 3) IMAX Activity Book 4) Flashcards – Transportation Chart, Rules of the road Page 178
Day 1 / 5 Day Annual Day: 1/50 Actual Date: Progress Class Outcome(s) Identify the vehicles that use land as a mode of transportation New Words: transportation, ambulance, fire truck Teaching Tip(s) Teaching Strategy: Demonstration, Read Aloud (Teacher) SHOW: TB page 64. Point at each picture. Read aloud the vehicle names and ask the learners to repeat. TELL: Explain to the learners about land as a mode of transportation and name all the vehicles that use the same mode to travel such as a scooter, bus, car, auto, truck, bicycle, etc. Tell the learner separately about emergency vehicles such as an ambulance and a fire truck. An ambulance is used to bring any patient to the hospital who is critically unwell and who needs immediate medical attention. Fire trucks are used when any place is caught up by fire? DO: Read aloud the names of the vehicles that use land as a mode of transportation. Connect the beginning sound of the vehicle names with their phonic sounds. Later, ask the learners to identify the beginning sounds independently? Class Pulse Check Name any 3 vehicles that are driven on land. 1) TB page 64 CW HW Page 179
Day 2 / 5 Day Annual Day: 2/50 Actual Date: Progress Class Outcome(s) Identify the vehicles that use water and air as modes of transportation New Words: helicopter Teaching Tip(s) Teaching Strategy: Demonstration SHOW: TB page 65. Point at each picture and ask the learners to read aloud after the teacher. TELL: Explain to the learners about water and air as modes of transportation. Names all the vehicles that use the same modes to travel. DO: Assist the learners to complete WB Page 80. Ask the learners to take a look at the pictures and later, read the vehicle names independently? Ask the learners to write down the vehicle names. Class Pulse Check Name any two vehicles that use water as a mode of transportation and any two vehicle that use air as a mode of transportation. 1) TB page 65 CW 1) WB page 81 HW 2) WB page 80 Page 180
Day 3 / 5 Day Annual Day: 3/50 Actual Date: Progress Class Outcome(s) Match the vehicles to their modes of transportation New Words: transportation, ambulance, fire truck, helicopter (Repeated for reinforcement) Teaching Tip(s) Teaching Strategy: Activity SHOW: TB page 65. Point at each picture and ask the learners to read aloud after the teacher. TELL: Revise land, water and air as modes of transportation and name all the vehicles that use these modes to travel. DO: Assist the learners to complete WB page 82. Let the learners take a look at the pictures and later, read the vehicle names. Ask the learners to circle the vehicles which use air as a mode of transportation. Encourage the learners to complete the worksheet independently? Suggested Activity: Use the flash cards of different types of transportation to check the understanding of the learners about vehicles. Class Pulse Check How do you travel when you go to another city? 1) TB page 65 CW HW 2) WB page 82 Page 181
Day 4 / 5 Day Annual Day: 4/50 Actual Date: Progress Class Outcome(s) Identify the places to board a transportation New Words: airport Teaching Tip(s) Teaching Strategy: Activity SHOW: TB page 66. Point at each picture and read the text aloud. Ask the learners to repeat. TELL: Explain to the learners that there are a few vehicles like buses, trains and aeroplanes which are used publicly. These vehicles stop at specific places from where the passengers can board them. DO: Assist the learners to complete WB page 83. Let the learners take a look at the pictures. The teacher will read the text next to the pictures. Ask the learners to find the correct boarding place. Class Pulse Check Where do you board the train from? 1) TB page 66 CW HW 2) WB page 83 Page 182
Day 5 / 5 Day Annual Day: 5/50 Actual Date: Progress Class Outcome(s) Sing the rhyme ‘Red light, Red light’ and know the importance of traffic lights and signs New Words: traffic, signs Teaching Tip(s) Teaching Strategy: Demonstration, Rhymes and Stories SHOW: TB page 67. Ask the learners to look at the picture. TELL: Explain to the learners how traffic lights control the vehicles on the roads. There are three colours on the traffic signal. Red means stop. Yellow means wait. Green means go. Someone who does not follow the signals may meet with an accident or the traffic police may charge them with a fine. That is why, it is important to follow the traffic rules and lights. The teacher may go over the chart and explain the rules of the road to the learners for them to understand the traffic signals better. DO: Sing the rhyme with actions and ask the learners to repeat. Class Pulse Check What does a red light mean at a traffic signal? 1) TB page 67 CW 1) AB page 45 HW Page 183
My Reflections Progress Passbook 5What went well while teaching this lesson? Extra days taken till previous lesson (if any) (Previous lesson’s last row)What will I do differently for the next lesson? Planned days for this lesson Actual days taken for this lesson Extra days taken for the current lesson (if any) Total extra days taken till this lesson (if any)Names of learners who need individual attention: For the Next LessonHandhold these learners: Challenge these learners: Speed up by ___ days (OR) Slow down by ___ days Academic Coordinator’s Signature: Page 184
Lesson 2: Colours Around Us Allocated Teaching Days 6 Speed Up/Slow Down Plan Planned Why are we teaching this lesson: Date To be able to identify the primary and the secondary colours To be able to know how the secondary colours are formedDay No. Summary of Day’s Plan Day 1 Identify the primary colours ‐ red, blue and Desired Learning Outcomes for the Lesson Day 2 yellow. Day 3 Day 4 Identify the secondary colours ‐ green, Skill/Domain TB orange and purple. • Literacy/Language • Identify the primary and • Fine Motor Skills the secondary colours • Cognitive Skills Read and write the names of the primary and the secondary colours. Sort and group the objects according to their colours.Day 5 Match the objects with their colours. WB AB • Write the names of the • Colour the picture of a colours caterpillarDay 6 Revise the primary and the secondary colours through ‘Show and Tell’.Lesson Preparation Notes IMAX Resources Other Resources 1) IMAX Textbook 1) Red, yellow and blue 2) IMAX Workbook paints 3) IMAX Activity Book 4) Flashboards ‐ Shapes 2) Blank paper Page 185
Day 1 / 6 Day Annual Day: 6/50 Actual Date: Progress Class Outcome(s) Identify the primary colours ‐ red, blue and yellow New Words: red, blue, yellow Teaching Tip(s) Teaching Strategy: Demonstration SHOW: TB page 68. Point at each colour and the objects under it. Read them aloud. Ask the learners to repeat. TELL: Explain to the learners that red, yellow and blue are called the primary colours. All the other colours are made by mixing any two primary colours. DO: Use the flash boards to demonstrate the primary colours. Point at the colours and let the learners name it. Later, point at the pictures from TB page 68 and ask the learners, ‘Which colour is this?’ Class Pulse Check Name the primary colours. 1) TB page 68 CW HW Page 186
Day 2 / 6 Day Annual Day: 7/50 Actual Date: Progress Class Outcome(s) Identify the secondary colours ‐ green, orange and purple New Words: green, orange, purple Teaching Tip(s) Teaching Strategy: Demonstration SHOW: TB page 69. Point at each colour and the objects under it. Read them aloud. Ask the learners to repeat. TELL: Explain to the learners that orange, green and purple are called the secondary colours as these colours are made by combining and mixing any two primary colours. DO: Bring red, yellow and blue paints. Demonstrate to the learners how orange colour is made by mixing red and yellow colours. Green is made by mixing blue and yellow colours and Purple colour is made by mixing red and blue colour. Let the learners make the secondary colours and paint on the blank sheets. Class Pulse Check Which two colours make orange colour? 1) TB page 69 CW HW Page 187
Day 3 / 6 Day Annual Day: 8/50 Actual Date: Progress Class Outcome(s) Read and write the names of the primary and the secondary colours New Words: green, purple (Repeated for reinforcement) Teaching Tip(s) Teaching Strategy: Demonstration SHOW: TB page 68, 69. Point at each colour and the objects under it. Read them aloud. Ask the learners to repeat. TELL: Revise the primary and the secondary colours. DO: Explain on the board how to break the words, connect it to phonics and read the colour name. Ask the learners to repeat and later write while calling out the spellings aloud. Assist the learners to complete WB page 84. Let the learners have a look at the pictures and read the word bank. Later, ask the learners to write the correct colour name for the pictures. Class Pulse Check Mention a colour name and ask the learners to spell it. 1) TB page 68, 69 CW 1) WB page 85 HW 2) WB page 84 2) Bring objects of Page 188 different colours.
Day 4 / 6 Day Annual Day: 9/50 Actual Date: Progress Class Outcome(s) Sort and group the objects according to the colours New Words: green, orange, purple (Repeated for reinforcement) Teaching Tip(s) Teaching Strategy: Activity/Game SHOW: TB page 68, 69. Point at each colour and the objects under it Read them aloud. Ask the learners to repeat. TELL: Revise the primary and the secondary colours. DO: Collect all the objects that the learners have brought from home. Divide the class in 6 groups and allot them specific colours. Explain to the learners how to sort and group only the colour allotted to them. Class Pulse Check Point at any object and ask the learners to pick up objects of the same colour. 1) TB page 68, 69 CW HW Page 189
Day 5 / 6 Day Annual Day: 10/50 Actual Date: Progress Class Outcome(s) Match the objects with their colours New Words: green, orange, purple (Repeated for reinforcement) Teaching Tip(s) Teaching Strategy: Activity SHOW: TB page 68, 69. Point at each colour and the objects under it. Read them aloud. Ask the learners to repeat. TELL: Revise the primary and the secondary colours. DO: Assist the learners to complete WB page 86. Let the learners have a look at the pictures and read the word bank (collection of words). Later, ask let the learners to match the correct colour with the pictures. Class Pulse Check Point at any object and ask the learners to tell the colour. 1) TB page 68, 69 CW 1) Come dressed in HW 2) WB page 86 any of the colours Page 190 learnt so far and bring an object of the same colour.
Day 6 / 6 Day Annual Day: 11/50 Actual Date: Progress Class Outcome(s) Revise the primary and the secondary colours through ‘Show and tell’ New Words: green, orange, purple (Repeated for reinforcement) Teaching Tip(s) Teaching Strategy: Activity/Game SHOW: TB page 68, 69. Point at each colour and the objects under it. Read them aloud. Ask the learners to repeat. TELL: Revise the primary and the secondary colours. DO: The learners come dressed in the colour they like and bring an object of the same colour. Ask the learners to take turns and speak about the object they have brought. The teacher may pose guiding questions. What is the object? Which colour is it? How do you use it? Where do you keep it? Class Pulse Check Revise the primary and the secondary colours. 1) TB page 68, 69 CW 1) AB page 47 HW Page 191
My Reflections Progress Passbook 6What went well while teaching this lesson? Extra days taken till previous lesson (if any) (Previous lesson’s last row)What will I do differently for the next lesson? Planned days for this lesson Actual days taken for this lesson Extra days taken for the current lesson (if any) Total extra days taken till this lesson (if any)Names of learners who need individual attention: For the Next LessonHandhold these learners: Challenge these learners: Speed up by ___ days (OR) Slow down by ___ days Academic Coordinator’s Signature: Page 192
Lesson 3: Plants Allocated Teaching Days 7 Speed Up/Slow Down PlanDay No. Planned Summary of Day’s Plan Why are we teaching this lesson: Date To help the learners to understand the importance of trees in the environment To identify types of plants and parts of a plant To know how plants help us and other living speciesDay 1 Identify trees and creepers. Desired Learning Outcomes for the LessonDay 2 Differentiate between climbers and other Skill/Domain TB small plants and sing the rhyme ‘Plant Song’. • Literacy/Language • Identify types of plants • Fine Motor Skills • Know the importance ofDay 3 Know how plants help us. treesDay 4 List useful things of everyday use that come from plants.Day 5 Identify the parts of a plant. WB AB • Match similar types of • Colour the parts of a plant and arrange them in the plants correct manner • Mark the uses of plantsDay 6 Sing the rhyme ‘A Little Seed’. • Match the parts of a plant to their namesDay 7 Revise ‘plants’ through a worksheet.Lesson Preparation Notes IMAX Resources Other Resources 1) IMAX Textbook 1) Blank sheets 2) IMAX Workbook 3) IMAX Activity Book 4) Chart ‐ Life cycle of a plant Page 193
Day 1 / 7 Day Annual Day: 12/50 Actual Date: Progress Class Outcome(s) Identify trees and creepers New Words: creepers Teaching Tip(s) Teaching Strategy: Real Life Connect, Read Aloud (Teacher) SHOW: TB page 70. Point at each picture and read the names of the plants aloud along with the other text. TELL: Explain to the learners how our environment is full of different types of plants and how important plants are for us. Tell them trees grow upwards and creepers grow by spreading wide on the ground. For e.g. Mango, coconut and pine are example of trees. Pumpkin and watermelon are examples of creepers. DO: Take the learners for a walk around the school premises. Let them explore the plants and trees around. Emphasise on how the environment is full of different types of plants. Let the learners relate their experience to the pictures from the TB. Discuss or let the learners speak about what all they have noticed. Class Pulse Check Name one tree and one creeper. 1) TB page 70 CW HW Page 194
Day 2 / 7 Day Annual Day: 13/50 Actual Date: Progress Class Outcome(s) Differentiate between climbers and other small plants New Words: climbers Teaching Tip(s) Teaching Strategy: Real Life Connect, Activity SHOW: TB page 71. Point at each picture and read the names of the plants aloud along with the other text. TELL: Inform the learners that there are other plants which are different from trees and creepers. Some plants grow up with support and are called climbers. For e.g. Money plant and grape vine. Plants such as mint and coriander are very small. They are used for cooking and in medicines. Some plants are short and bushy such as rose and marigold. DO: The learners draw the different types of plants on blank sheets. Class Pulse Check How do climbers grow? 1) TB page 71 CW HW Page 195
Day 2 / 7 Day Annual Day: 13/50 Actual Date: Progress Class Outcome(s) Sing the rhyme ‘Plant Song’ New Words: bushy, herbs Teaching Tip(s) Teaching Strategy: Rhymes and Stories SHOW: TB page 72. Ask the learners to look at the picture and find the different types of plants. TELL: Revise about the types of plants. Sing the rhyme with actions. DO: The learners sing the rhyme with actions. Let the learners try to read the rhyme and break the words using phonics. Class Pulse Check Revise the rhyme. 1) TB page 72 CW HW Page 196
Day 3 / 7 Day Annual Day: 14/50 Actual Date: Progress Class Outcome(s) Know how plants help us New Words: shelter, shade Teaching Tip(s) Teaching Strategy: Demonstration SHOW: TB page 73. Point at the pictures and read out the text to the learners. TELL: Explain to the learners that plants are important for us as they help us in many ways. Trees give us shade. Birds make their nests on trees. Thus, trees provide shelter to the birds. Plants give us flowers, fruits and vegetables. Many plants are used in medicines. Above all, trees give us clean air so that we can breathe healthy air. Hence, we should understand the importance of trees in our lives. We need to take care of them and water them regularly. DO: Ask the learners to recall the ways plants help us. Take them outside. Let them water the plants and trees in the school premises. Talk again about how the trees give us shade and other things we use such as vegetables, flowers and medicines. Class Pulse Check How do trees help birds? 1) TB page 73 CW HW Page 197
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