Fatimah
Mardhiah binti Omar
Class: ED
241/8B
Student ID:
2015149957
Level:
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Form 2 (B1 – B2)
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Time/Day:
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Wednesday (10:30 –
11:30 A.M.)
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Language Focus:
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Reading and writing
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Learning Objective:
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By the end of the
lesson, pupils should be able to:
1) List 2 reasons for each feelings/emotion and 1 way to handle it.
2) Create a short poem about the feelings/emotion. (2 to 4 lines)
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Procedure:
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PRE LESSON
1) Teacher enters the class and greets the students.
a.
Assalamualaikum and good morning students. How are
you today?
2) Teacher checks
the attendance and the presence of the students in the class
3) Teacher
proceeds to start the lesson.
a. So before we
start our lesson, I would like to ask how are you feeling today?
b. Why do you
feel such way?
c. What do you
do to handle your feelings?
LESSON
Activity 1
1) Pupils explore a website about feelings and emotions. (http://atlasofemotions.org/)
2) Pupils discuss with their friends
and teacher about 5 feelings as listed on the website. (anger, fear, disgust,
sadness, enjoyment)
3) Pupils differentiate the responses and strategies to
handle the emotions.
Activity 2
1) Pupils sit in groups of 4 to 5 members and each group is
given a worksheet. (What makes you feel)
2) Pupils do ‘Think, Pair, Share’ activity. They need to list
out at least 2 reasons for each emotion and 1 way to handle it.
3) A few pupils are randomly selected to share their work
with the whole class.
Activity 3
1) Pupils enrol in an online class for the next activity. They
create account to gain access to the website. (https://storybird.com/class/1135438730fc784c64ddc88a3603a168)
– (password 78REI3)
2) They have to create a short poem about their feelings. The
poem should have around 2 to 4 lines. They can use one feeling or more in
their poem.
3) Pupils will be able to see their friends’ work when they
publish their poem on the online class.
4) A few pupils are randomly selected to read their poems
with the whole class.
POST LESSON
1) Pupils recap the lesson about feelings and emotions.
2) Pupils share their feelings about the lesson.
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