Day 6 / 6 Day Annual Day: 50/50 Actual Date: Progress Class Outcome(s) Classify the actions which are helpful and those which are harmful to the earth New Words: harmful Teaching Tip(s) Teaching Strategy: Activity SHOW: TB page 91. Point at each picture and read the text. TELL: Revise about what keeps the earth safe and what harms the earth. DO: Assist the learners to complete AB page 63. Let the learners peel the stickers, identify whether it is harmful or helpful for the earth and paste it in the appropriate box. Class Pulse Check Tell two actions that are helpful to earth. 1) TB page 91 CW 1) WB page 103 HW 2) AB page 63 Page 248
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 249
Lesson 10: Stories Allocated Teaching Days X Speed Up/Slow Down Plan Planned Why are we teaching this lesson: Date To improve listening skills To develop imagination and reading skillsDay No. Summary of Day’s Plan Desired Learning Outcomes for the Lesson Day 1 Name the characters and identify the character Skill/Domain TB Day 2 actions from the stories, ‘Ramu and the Wolf’ Day 3 and ‘The Lion and the Mouse’. • Literacy/Language • Listening skills Answer the questions about the story setting from ‘Ramu and the Wolf’ and ‘The Lion and the Mouse’. Predict what happens next in the story ‘Ramu and the Wolf’. WB AB IMAX Resources Other ResourcesLesson Preparation Notes 1) IMAX Textbook Page 250
Day / Day Annual Day: Actual Date: Progress Class Outcome(s) Name the characters and identify the character actions from the story ‘Ramu and the Wolf’ New Words: village, trick Teaching Tip(s) Teaching Strategy: Rhymes and Stories, Q and A SHOW: TB page 92, 93, 94. Point out the different elements of the picture such as the characters, the scenes behind such as the mountains, trees, river, etc. TELL: Ask the learners to identify the characters they see in the story. What are they doing? What is Ramu wearing? How did he trick the farmers? DO: Encourage the learners to answer the questions mentioned above. The learners listen to the story as the teacher reads out loud and later, explains the story in her/his own words. Class Pulse Check How did Ramu trick the farmers? 1) TB page 92, 93, 94 CW HW Page 251
Day / Day Annual Day: Actual Date: Progress Class Outcome(s) Answer the questions about the story setting from ‘Ramu and the Wolf’ New Words: rude Teaching Tip(s) Teaching Strategy: Rhymes and Stories, Q and A SHOW: TB page 92, 93, 94. Point out the different elements of the picture such as the characters, the scenes behind such as the mountains, trees, river, etc. TELL: Ask the learners what they see in the picture. How do you know it’s a forest or the mountains? DO: Encourage the learners to answer questions mentioned above. The learners listen to the story as the teacher reads out loud and later, explains the story in her/his own words. Connect the story with the lesson Good Manners How should you respect people around you and not trouble/hurt them in any way? Class Pulse Check Do you think what Ramu did was right? Why? 1) TB page 92, 93, 94 CW HW Page 252
Day / Day Annual Day: Actual Date: Progress Class Outcome(s) Predict what happens next in the story ‘Ramu and the Wolf’ New Words: herd, attack Teaching Tip(s) Teaching Strategy: Rhymes and Stories, Q and A SHOW: TB page 92, 93, 94. Point out the different elements of the picture such as the characters, the scenes behind such as the mountains, trees, river etc. TELL: Ask questions about what they see in the picture. Who are there in the picture? What are they doing? What do you think would have happened next in the story? DO: Encourage the learners to predict the next event in the story and refer to the previous events. Ask the learners what would have happened next. Class Pulse Check Ask the learners to predict what would have happened at the end of the story. 1) TB page 92, 93, 94 CW HW Page 253
Day / Day Annual Day: Actual Date: Progress Class Outcome(s) Name the characters and identify the character actions from the story ‘The Lion and the Mouse’ New Words: disturb, spare, promise Teaching Tip(s) Teaching Strategy: Rhymes and Stories, Q and A SHOW: TB page 95, 96. Point out the different elements of the picture such as the characters, the scenes behind such as the forest, trees, mountain, etc. TELL: Ask the learners the names of the characters they see in the picture. What are the lion and the mouse doing ? DO: The learners listen to the story as the teacher reads out loud and later, explain the story in his/her own words. Class Pulse Check Why was the lion angry with the mouse? 1) TB page 95, 96 CW HW Page 254
Day / Day Annual Day: Actual Date: Progress Class Outcome(s) Answer the questions about the story setting from ‘The Lion and the Mouse’ New Words: hunter Teaching Tip(s) Teaching Strategy: Rhymes and Stories, Q and A SHOW: TB page 95, 96. Point out the different elements of the picture such as the characters, the scene behind such as the forest, trees, mountain, etc. TELL: Ask the learners what they see in the picture. How do you know it’s a forest? DO: The learners listen to the story as the teacher reads out loud and later, explain the story in his/her own words. Connect the story with the lesson Good Manners. How should you help others if they are in need? Class Pulse Check How did the lion get trapped? 1) TB page 95‐96 CW HW Page 255
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 256
Answer KeyAnswers to selected exercises from Workbook and Activity Book Page 257
UKG English Part 2 Answer WORKBOOK ENGLISH PART 2 Page No Worksheet Name Words with consonant 1. Shoe 2. Ship 4 blends 3. Stone Fill in the blanks 4. Torch 5. Fish Worksheet 1 6. Chair 7. Star 8. Fist Words with consonant 1. Brush 2. Crow 5 blends 3. Frog Fill in the blanks 4. Bread 5. Crab Worksheet 2 6. Frock Page 258 Words with consonant 1. Smoke 2. Skirt 6 blends 3. Slipper Fill in the blanks 4. Smell 5. Skip Worksheet 3 6. Slate Words with consonant 1. Truck 2. Grass 7 blends 3. Prince Fill in the blanks 4. Train 5. Grapes Worksheet 3 6. Prawn Words with consonant 1. Clock 2. Cloud 8 blends 3. Plate Fill in the blanks 4. Plum 5. Fly Worksheet 4 6. Flower 7. Glass 8. Glue
1. Bread 2. Cloud 3. Fly Words with consonant 4. Plant 9 blends 5. Grapes 6. Clock Fill in the blanks 7. Glue Worksheet 5 8. Chain 9. Prince Page 259 Action Words 10. Crayons Match pictures to action words 1. Drive 16 Worksheet 1 2. Eat 3. Sing Action Words 4. Read Match pictures to action 5. Talk 17 words 6. Write Worksheet 2 1. Jump Action Words 2. Skip 18 Match pictures to action 3. Run words 4. Eat Worksheet 3 5. Drink 6. Play Action Words 1. Cook 19 Match pictures to action 2. Pray words 3. Stand Worksheet 4 4. Walk 5. Sleep Describing words 6. Watch 20 Spot the describing words Worksheet 1 1. Play 2. Read Describing words 3. Talk 21 Spot the describing words 4. Brush Worksheet 2 5. Paint 6. Watch Describing words 22 Spot the describing words 1. Cold Worksheet 3 2. Yellow 3. Soft 4. Black 5. Fast 6. Beautiful 1. Hot 2. Yellow 3. Sweet 4. Cold 5. Big 1. D 2. E 3. B 4. F 5. A 6. C
Describing words 1. Cold Spot the describing words 2. Soft Worksheet 4 3. Sour 23 4. Hot Singular and plural 5. Salty Write the singular form Worksheet 1 1. Apple 24 Singular and plural 2. Bat Write the singular form 3. Ball Worksheet 2 1. cows 25 Sentence Making 2. pencils Write ‘a’ or ‘an’ 3. bicycles Worksheet 1 1. a 26 2. a 3. an Page 260 Sentence Making 4. an Write ‘a’ or ‘an’ 5. a 27 Worksheet 2 6. an 7. an Sentence Making 8. an Use this or that 28 Worksheet 3 1. a 2. an Sentence Making 3. an Use these or those 4. an 29 Worksheet 4 5. a 6. an Sentence Making 7. a Use the correct word 30 Worksheet 5 1. this 2. that Sentence Making 3. this Use these or those 4. that 31 Worksheet 6 5. this 1. those 2. these 3. those 4. those 5. these 1. this 2. these 3. that 4. those 5. this 6. those 1. those 2. these 3. those 4. these
Comprehension 1. Meera goes to the park on a Sunday. A trip to the park – Answer 2. Meera sees a squirrel on a tree. 33 the questions 3. The squirrel was sitting on an apple Worksheet 1 tree. 4. She eats cake in the park. 35 Comprehension 1. Uncle Tom has a big farm. 2. The name of his horse is Bonny. Uncle Tom – Answer the 3. The cow likes to eat grass. questions 4. There are hens and pigs at his farm. Worksheet 2 Page 261 Answer UKG Maths Part 2 1. R 2. R 3. L 4. L 5. L WORKBOOK MATHS PART 2 6. R 1. 9 2. 11 3. 23 Page No Worksheet Name 4. 25 5. 39 6. 41 1. 20 Comparing positions 2. 33 38 Mark right and left 3. 20 4. 33 Worksheet 1 5. 50 Comparing positions 1. 4 Mark right and left 2. 9 40 Worksheet 3 3. 6 4. 8 Comparing positions Mark right and left 1. 4 42 Worksheet 5 2. 6 3. 8 Addition 57 Count and add Worksheet 1 Addition 58 Count and add Worksheet 2
1. 6 Addition 2. 4 59 Count and add 3. 8 4. 9 Worksheet 3 1. 7 2. 7 Addition 3. 6 60 Count and add 4. 5 Worksheet 4 1. 5 2. 9 3. 4 Addition 4. 10 61 Count and add 1. 7 Worksheet 5 2. 10 3. 9 4. 8 5. 8 62 6. 10 7. 7 Addition 8. 9 Count and add 9. 6 Worksheet 6 1. 9 Page 262 2. 11 3. 10 4. 7 63 Addition 5. 16 6. 5 Count and add 7. 11 Worksheet 7 8. 17 9. 14 1. 6 2. 5 64 Addition 3. 8 4. 10 Count and add 5. 10 Worksheet 8 6. 11 7. 7 8. 14 Counting in tens and ones 9. 18 65 Count in tens and write 1. 1 Worksheet 1 2. 2 3. 3 Counting in tens and ones 4. 4 Count in tens and write 5. 5 66 Worksheet 2 1. D 2. C 3. A 4. B
Page 263 Counting in tens and ones 1. 2 Count in tens and write 2. 1 67 Worksheet 3 3. 3 68 Counting in tens and ones 1. 11 Count in tens and write 2. 12 Worksheet 4 3. 13 4. 14 69 Counting in tens and ones 5. 15 Count in tens and write Worksheet 5 1. 16 74 2. 17 Subtraction 3. 18 How many left 4. 19 Worksheet 1 5. 20 75 Subtraction 1. 1 How many left 2. 1 76 Worksheet 1 3. 1 4. 3 Subtraction 5. 2 77 How many left Worksheet 2 1. 1 2. 2 Subtraction 3. 3 How many left 4. 1 Worksheet 3 5. 2 1. 1 2. 1 3. 3 4. 2 5. 5 1. 7‐4=3 2. 6‐2=4 3. 8‐6=2 4. 7‐2=5
Page 264 UKG EVS Part 2 Answer 1. Ship 2. Train 3. Bicycle WORKBOOK EVS PART 2 4. Scooter 5. Aeroplane 6. Bus 1. B 2. C Page No Worksheet Name 3. A Transportation Aeroplane, helicopter 80 Write the names 1. C Worksheet 1 2. A 3. B Transportation 81 Write the names 1. Green 2. Purple Worksheet 2 3. Red Transportation 4. Orange 82 Write the names 5. Blue Worksheet 3 6. Yellow Transportation 83 Where do I need to go 1. E Worksheet 4 2. C 3. D Colours around us 4. A 84 Name the colour 5. B Worksheet 1 1. B 2. C Colours around us 3. D 85 Match colours to names 4. F 5. A Worksheet 2 6. E Colours around us 1. D 86 Match colours to names 2. A 3. B Worksheet 3 4. C Plants 87 Match similar plants Worksheet 1
90 Animals Horse‐ D Mark the animals Cat – D 91 Worksheet 2 Lion – W 92 Cow – D 93 Zebra – W 94 Dog – D 96 Elephant – W 98 Rabbit – W 99 Tiger – W 100 Animals 1. Elephant Mark the animals 2. Lion Worksheet 3 3. GiraffePage 265 Animals 1. C Mark the animals 2. E Worksheet 4 3. A 4. B Animals 5. D Mark the animals Worksheet 5 1. D 2. C Birds 3. B Match birds to their names 4. A Worksheet 6 1. C Professions 2. D Match helpers to tools 3. F Worksheet 1 4. A 5. B Professions 6. E Match description to pictures Worksheet 3 1. C 2. D Professions 3. A Match helpers to tools 4. B Worksheet 3 1. D *Good Manners 2. C Choose the correct answer 3. A Worksheet 1 4. E 5. B 1. Doctor 2. Cobbler 3. Policeman 4. Plumber 1. Tick 2. Cross 3. Tick 4. Tick *Note: The lesson name has been changed from 'Life Skills' to 'Good Manners'.
Answer ACTIVITY BOOK PART 2 Page No Activity Sheet Name ENGLISH Part 2 Word building 1. Ox 9 Make a new word and colour 2. Ant 3. Room Activity sheet 1 Food, water bottle, bat, hat, mop, towel Naming words 11 Colour the object 1. This 2. That Activity sheet 1 3. This 4. That Sentence making 19 Colour the pictures Activity sheet 1 Page 266 Maths Part 2 33 Addition 1. 10 35 Add the number and colour 2. 10 EVS Part 2 Activity sheet 1 Addition Add the number and colour 4+2=6 Activity sheet 2 Professions 1. Policeman 59 Colour the helpers 2. Cobbler Activity sheet 1
End of Sem Reflection Sheet Page 267
Page 268 Appendix A: How People Learn? Students learn new ideas by relating them to what they already know first. You can: Ensure students have strong background knowledge needed to learn the new content. Students without adequate background knowledge, or who are otherwise not given enough instructional guidance, can be quickly overwhelmed in the classroom. Students remember better when they have to recall material often and think about its meaning. You can: understand the difference between rote memory learning vs. deliberate and useful practice. Use tasks that require students to explain their understanding of content. Problem-solving and critical-thinking skills are developed through feedback and depend heavily upon background knowledge. You can: provide feedback that is specific, clear, and focused on the task and on improvement rather than on the student or her performance. For students to transfer their abilities to new situations, they need to deeply understand both the problem's structure and context. This is in stark contrast to the common desire among educators and policy makers to teach so-called thinking skills that can be applied in any situation. The reality is that you can think critically about a subject only to the extent that you are knowledgeable about that subject. The more knowledge that students have about a specific problem, the easier it will be for them to recognize the important aspects of that problem -- and how to solve it. You can: provide several contexts to a problem given different real life scenarios and application based problems. P. B. (2015, October 09). How People Learn: An Evidence-Based Approach. Retrieved January 25, 2016, from http://www.edutopia.org/blog/how-people-learn-evidence-based-paul-bruno
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