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What to create | Lesson plan |
Which subject | English |
What topic | Reading |
What length (min) | 30 |
What age group | Year or Grade 2 |
Include homework | |
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Greeting and Set the Scene
Welcome the students and explain that today's lesson will focus on reading and understanding stories. Ask the class if anyone has a favourite story and share a brief discussion about why they like it.
Introduce the Text
Present the chosen short story or picture book. Briefly summarise what the book is about without revealing the ending.
Read Aloud
Read the story aloud to the class, using expressions and different voices for characters to engage the students.
Think Aloud Strategy
As you read, pause at key moments to model thinking aloud. For example:
Class Discussion
After reading, ask questions to check for understanding. Example questions include:
Reading Response Worksheet
Distribute the reading response worksheets. The worksheet should include:
Creative Expression
Allow students to use crayons or coloured pencils to illustrate their favourite scene based on their understanding of the story.
Share and Discuss
Invite students to share their drawings and thoughts about the story. Encourage them to express why they chose that part and what they liked about it.
Wrap-Up
Reinforce the objectives by summarising the main idea of the text and the importance of supporting details in understanding a story.
Homework (Optional)
For those who wish to extend their learning, suggest they choose another story at home and identify the main idea and at least two supporting details.
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