Unit 1 Reading
Unit 1 Reading
Unit 1 Reading
ENGLISH FORM 5
WEEK 2 TIME 1 HOUR
DAY CLASS 5FATANAH/5 BESTARI
DATE LESSON 1
MONDAY
ACTIVITIES
1. Pupils turn to English Download page 5 and look at the picture and
predict who they think the people are (a family).
2. Pupils discuss as a class how many generations of the family are in the
picture (three) and how the people are feeling and why they are feeling
this way (they are happy because they are outdoors on a nice day doing
something fun).
PRE-LESSON
3. Pupils read the title of the unit and discuss as a class what the title
means and who they discuss their personal issues with.
4. The following phrases are written on the board: adoptive family, blended
family, extended family, single-parent family and traditional family.
5. Pupils to discuss in pairs what they think these terms mean.
6. Pupils share their ideas as a class.
LESSON DEVELOPMENT 7. Pupils turn to page 6 and read the instructions in Activity 1.
8. Pupils work individually to answer 8 statements by deciding whether a
child or a parent should do the specified household chores.
9. Pupils discuss answers in pairs before discussing as a class.
10. Pupils move on to Activity 2 and discuss in pairs which of the chores in
Activity 1 they do.
11. Pupils also discuss the following questions with at least 1 reason for
each question(Complementary Skill):
How they feel about doing these and other household chores?
Do they enjoy doing household chores?
Do they feel it is their duty to help their parents with household
chores? Why/Why not?
12. A few pairs share their discussion with the class.
13. Pupils go on to Activity 3 and read the instructions.
14. Pupils are asked 3 general WH-questions about the main points in the
text.
15. Pupils then identify the key words in the titles (tips/falls apart/treat)
and skim read the text to look for the key words.
16. Pupils read the text and decide which out of the 3 possible titles is the
best title for the article. (Main Skill)
17. Pupils discuss the answer as a class.
Differentiated Actvities:
Less proficient pupils: Provide vocabulary to use in the speaking activity, or
sentence starters.
More proficient pupils: Write a summary sentence/phrase for each of the
four paragraphs. (For example: who should do the chores at home/why teens
don’t do chores/Jessica decides enough is enough/why Jessica didn’t ask for
help sooner).
18. Pupils review their learning in this lesson by describing what they learnt
in the lesson and how they learnt it.
POST-LESSON
19. Pupils discuss their ideas with their partners before sharing with the
class.
TEACHING AIDS Textbook, Whiteboard, Marker Pen, Exercise book
Strategy 6:Differentiate by
supporting individual learning
CROSS CURRICULAR DIFFERENTIATI
ELEMENTS ON STRATEGIES
preferences and needs
Values
Strategy 4: Differentiate by the
outcome expected from pupils
M/
ASSESSMENT INTELLIGENCE
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Written Exercise Verbal-Linguistic