Lesson Plan A. Teaching-Learning Details
Lesson Plan A. Teaching-Learning Details
Lesson Plan A. Teaching-Learning Details
A. Teaching-Learning Details
Subjects Mathematics Year 3
Date 21 September 2020
Time 10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.
Class 3 Biru
Enrolment 27 Pupils
Theme Measurement and Geometry
Topic Unit 6 Length, Mass, And Volume of Liquid
Pupils have learnt the relationship between millimetres,
Student’s Prior Knowledge
centimetres, metres and kilometres.
Content Standard 6.1 Length
Learning Standard 6.1.1 Convert unit of length involving metre and centimetre.
By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to
1. Convert the unit of metres and centimetres correctly in the
activity of measure the object.
Learning Objectives
2. Convert the unit into metres and centimetres and vice
versa at least 6 out of 10 questions correctly in the
worksheet given.
1. Observation of pupils’ respond will be continued during the
teaching and learning process by questioning pupils.
Assessment
2. The activity of measure the object and worksheet are the
indicator of learning objective achievement.
Thinking Skill (Habits of
Application
Mind/HOTS)
Cross-curricular elements Contextual Learning, Multiple Inteligences (MI). Information and
(CCE) Communication Technology (ICT)
Moral Values Tolerance, respect each other
Teaching Aids Meter Ruler, ruler, A4 paper, worksheet, task card
Arts in Education -
B. Teacher’s Detail
Soft Skill Communication skill, Social skill
Current Pedagogy Cooperative learning, 4C – Communication and Collaboration
Checked by
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Task Card
Length of
Height of table
blackboard
Reflection
The strength of the lesson today is I included songs and Plickers in teaching
the topics. The pupils are excited and give cooperation during these activities.
However, today’s lesson did not achieve the objective because I mixed the
sequence of the exercise in the worksheet given. Hence, the pupils keep asking the
same question such as convert centimetres to metres. To overcome this problem, I
should give the exercise with a sequence, such that the pattern of the question is the
same in one section. For example, in section A of the worksheet, the questions will
be converting the unit from metres to centimetres. Furthermore, I should include the
relationship between units in the worksheet as a reference for students while doing
the worksheet given.
Besides, I also found that one student added the measurement with different
unit when doing the worksheet. For example, in the question 6 (refer to worksheet),
the student added 3 m with 40 cm ( 3 m + 40 cm = 43). To overcome this problem, I
should emphasize that the different unit cannot be added. The addition can only be
operated when the unit are the same.
Overall, the learning objectives for today’s lesson did not achieved due to the
problem that has mention above. Therefore, the lesson will be rerun on Wednesday.
Plickers Code
Sample Plickers Question
Convert unit m to cm
Convert unit cm to m