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Example of English Grade 2 Lesson Plan
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- Objective/s:
- Use courteous expressions in appropriate situation.
- Ask and answer questions about oneself/ others using short forms.
- Copy sentences, observing correct form, capitalization, punctuation and spelling.
- Subject matter:
- Greeting others: Asking and answering questions about oneself/ others
- Integration: Character Education: Politeness or using courteous words
- Materials/References:
- English handbook.
English book
- Pictures of 2 pupils talking, charts for dialogue, generalization
And some exercises
- Procedure:
- Motivation:
What courteous expressions can we use in greeting others?
How do we ask ones name? Age, grade, school? Teacher?
How do we answer these questions?
- Presentation:
- Reading of a dialogue (like the following):
Michael: Hi! How are you? I'm Michael Gonzales.
What's your name?
Mary Grace: Hello, Michael! My name is Mary Grace Rosales.
Michael How old is you?
Mary Grace: I'm eight years old. How about you?
Michael: I'm eight years old to. What grade are you in?
Mary grace: I'm in grade too. Are you in grade too also?
Michael: Yes I am. What school are you in?
Mary grace: I'm in Colegio de Salitran.what school are you in?
Michael: I'm in Colegio de Salitran, too.
Mary grace: Who is your teacher?
Michael: My teacher is Miss Cruz. Is she your teacher too?
Mary grace: Yes, she is
- Pupils read the dialogue after the teacher.
- Boys read Michael dialogue, girls read Mary Grace.
- Oral Practice:
Tell the pupils to get a partner
- Practice greetings
- Practice greetings with asking and answering questions?
About oneself/others.
- Lead in:
Let the children open their book on English and let them read the questions.
Elicitation:
What do you call the sentences read?
How are the beginning words written?
What is at the end of asking sentences?
- Generalization:
We use to polite expressions in greetings others:
Hi! Hello!
How are you? I'm fine too
Good morning /afternoon /evening.
I'm fine, thank you. How about you?
An asking sentence begins with a capital letter and ends with a question mark.
Written Practice: (Seatwork and Board Work)
Copy the asking sentences correctly in your notebook.
- Evaluation:
Match the questions with the answers.
____1. What school are you in? A. My name is IrishTecson.
_____2. How old are you? B. My teacher is Miss Conales
_____3. What is your name? C. I'm in grade two
_____4.Who is your teacher? D. I'm eight years old
_____5.What grade are you in? E. I'm in Santa Fe Elementary School
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