WEEK 16 - Getting Around
WEEK 16 - Getting Around
WEEK 16 - Getting Around
FOCUS THEME
Lesson delivery
6. Teacher Prepares a set of flashcards to introduce rhyming words from the song..
7. Teacher Shows large-sized pictures 1-6. pupils predict in pairs what the song will say about each picture
ACTIVITIES
(e.g. This is dangerous/okay/a good idea. I think this is (un)safe.) Ask pupils to justify why they think it is
safe or unsafe.
8. Teacher Follows instructions in the Teacher’s Book for Activity 1 (CD 2, Track 4), then pupils check their
predictions from the previous step.
Post-lesson
7. Teacher Handouts photocopies of the flashcards to Ps.
8. Ps are asked to stand at their desks . Teacher Explains that she is going to play the song and they will sing
along. As they hear the word/ phrases on their flashcards , they will have to raise them up.
9. Teacher Plays the song and Ps raise their cards and sing along.
Street safety : fasten your seat belt , helmet , handlebars , pavement , ( zebra ) crossing , stick your hand out
VOCABULARY
of the window .
LANGUAGE / GRAMMAR
Fasten your seat belt .
FOCUS
THINKING
VALUE Always follow street safety rules. Recite poem @ Sing a song
CCE/CE TOOLS
CCE Road Safety
Get Smart Plus 4
Activity 1 Student’s Book (page 59) and Teacher’s Book (page 92)
TEACHING AIDS Vocabulary (CD 2, Track 2).
Flashcards to show rhyming words from song (e.g. Jules-rules; Joe-window; handlebars-cars)
Large-sized pictures (1-6 in Activity 1)
LEVEL OF LEARNING BAND 1 (Knowledge)
Teacher uses the activity in the textbook to assess pupils’ knowledge of the lesson
ASSESSMENT Presentation
today.
FOCUS THEME
DAILY LESSON PLAN YEAR 4
Speaking World of Knowledge
Lesson delivery
2. pupils read the song and underline the rules.
3. pupils discuss in groups/pairs on the rules when they are in the car, on the bike and in the street. pupils are
encouraged to add more rules besides the ones mentioned in the song using sequences of imperative verb
forms.
ACTIVITIES
4. pupils write these rules in cursive writing. Teacher Reminds pupils that they need to pay attention to
neatness and clarity of their handwriting as it will be displayed.
5. Then, pupils present their rules to the class.
Post-lesson
6. Pupils Review the safety rules by showing the flash cards and asking pupils to identify what is safe and
what is not safe. Teacher Pays attention to pupils who are still struggling and plan further support during the
coming lessons.
Street safety : fasten your seat belt , helmet , handlebars , pavement , ( zebra ) crossing , stick your hand out
VOCABULARY
of the window .
LANGUAGE / GRAMMAR
Fasten your seat belt .
FOCUS
Always follow street safety
VALUE THINKING TOOLS Recite poem @ Sing a song
rules.
CCE/CE
CCE Road Safety
Get Smart Plus 4
TEACHING AIDS
Activity 2 Student’s Book (page 59) and Teacher’s Book (page 92)
LEVEL OF LEARNING BAND 1 (Knowledge)
Teacher uses the activity in the textbook to assess pupils’ knowledge of the lesson
ASSESSMENT Presentation
today.
FOCUS THEME
Lesson delivery
4. Ps look at the presentation and teacher asks them questions .
ACTIVITIES
5. Ps predict what the children are talking about.
6. Teacher Plays the CD again and Ps are encouraged to shadow read .
7. Teacher Tells Ps that they will need to look back at activity 1 in order to complete Greg’s notes.
8. Ps check their answers in pairs and as a class .
Post-lesson
9.Teacher reviews the lesson today.
Time : 1 hour = 60 minutes
VOCABULARY
Verbs : leave , arrive
How are we going to get there?
By bus / car / bike / train / plane . On foot .
LANGUAGE / GRAMMAR How long does it take?
FOCUS Twenty minutes.
What time does it leave / arrive ?
It leaves / arrives at 10.10.
THINKING
VALUE Always follow street safety rules. I-think Map
CCE/CE TOOLS
CCE Language / road safety .
Get Smart Plus 4
TEACHING AIDS
Activities 1&3 Student’s Book (pages 60-61) and Teacher’s Book (pages 94-95)
LEVEL OF LEARNING BAND 2 (Understanding)
Teacher uses the activity in the textbook to assess pupils’ understanding of the
ASSESSMENT Group discussion
lesson today.
FOCUS THEME
Lesson delivery
2. Teachee Introduces vocabulary that may be new to pupils (e.g. Danish). Teacher Divides the class in half.
Follow the instructions for Activity 1 (without listening track), so that half of the class reads text A and half of
the class reads text B. Note: the texts may be challenging for many Year 4 pupils.
3. Teacher Follows the instructions in the Teacher’s Book for Activity 2, so that pupils tick in the relevant
boxes for the building they read about.
ACTIVITIES 4. Pupils check their answers with someone who read the other text.
5. Teacher Hands out worksheets (the questions should match the information asked about in Activity 2, e.g.
Where is it? What does it look like? What can you do there?). Pupils match the questions to the statements 1-4
in Activity 2.
6. Pairs of pupils choose a famous building (they could use one from the pictures introduced in the pre-lesson
stage). They make notes about the building based on the questions on the worksheet. They may need to find
out more information about the building at home, which they will use as a plan for writing in Lesson 89.
7. Pupils can begin writing the first draft of a description of the building if there is time in this lesson. They
will finish it in Lesson 89. Ask pupils to bring a picture of their famous building to Lesson 89.
Post – lesson
8. Ask Ps to tell the class one fact they remember from the text .
VOCABULARY Architect , design , show , balcony , mask , roof , famous
How are we going to get there?
By bus / car / bike / train / plane . On foot .
LANGUAGE / GRAMMAR How long does it take?
FOCUS Twenty minutes.
What time does it leave / arrive ?
It leaves / arrives at 10.10.
THINKING
VALUE Always follow street safety rules. I-think Map
CCE/CE TOOLS
CCE Global sustainability
Get Smart Plus 4
Activities 4-5 Student’s Book (page 51) and Teacher’s Book (page 81)
TEACHING AIDS
Activity 4 (CD1, Track 75)
Activity 5 (CD1, Track 76)
LEVEL OF LEARNING BAND 1 (Knowledge)
Teacher uses the activity in the textbook to assess pupils’ knowledge of the lesson
ASSESSMENT Open-ended questions
today.
FOCUS THEME
Lesson delivery
3. pupils are asked to listen for information on how they help their friend from the song.
Note: Teacher may repeat the song as many times as possible.
4. pupils brainstorm and discuss on how they can help their friends based on the song.
DAILY LESSON PLAN YEAR 4
5. pupils share their responses based on the song.
Post lesson
6. Get pupils to complete a double bubble map between the song (Count On Me) and the story (The King of
Kites) to compare what good friends do.
VOCABULARY Lyric : Count on me by Bruno Mars
LANGUAGE / GRAMMAR
Adjectives : feelings and emotions
FOCUS
VALUE respect THINKING TOOLS I-think Map
CCE/CE
CCE Creative and Inovation
The King of Kites
TEACHING AIDS
Contemporary Children’s Literature (CCL) Teaching Guidebook (BPK) – Short story
LEVEL OF LEARNING BAND 2 (Understanding)
Teacher uses the activity in the textbook to assess pupils’ knowledge of the lesson
ASSESSMENT Written exercise
today.