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Celebrations in Malaysia: A Lesson Plan

The English class focused on unity in diversity in Malaysia. The teacher explained four types of celebrations in Malaysia - Malay, Chinese, Indian, and Christian - discussing when, where, who celebrates, and each celebration's special aspects. Students were divided into groups, each researching one celebration. They then presented their findings. Individually, students wrote invitation cards inviting friends to a Hari Raya Open House celebration. The teacher discussed the activity and answers with the students.

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Celebrations in Malaysia: A Lesson Plan

The English class focused on unity in diversity in Malaysia. The teacher explained four types of celebrations in Malaysia - Malay, Chinese, Indian, and Christian - discussing when, where, who celebrates, and each celebration's special aspects. Students were divided into groups, each researching one celebration. They then presented their findings. Individually, students wrote invitation cards inviting friends to a Hari Raya Open House celebration. The teacher discussed the activity and answers with the students.

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Subject : English Class: 4B Time : 12.15-1.15 p.

m Duration: 1 hour
Theme : World Of Self, Focus skill: Listening and
CCE: Language Date: 16/7/2018
Family and Friends Speaking
Teaching aids: 21st Century Skills/Strategy/Activity:
Textbook and pictures Communication skills and word map
Language/Grammar focus: Preposition
TOPIC
Unit 10: Unity in Diversity
CONTEN STANDARD
M 1.2.1 and 1.2.4

LEARNING STANDARDS
Able to participate in daily and guided conversation:-
M
(b) accept an invitation
(c) decline an invitation
LEARNING OBJECTIVES

At the end of the lesson, 20 out of 28 pupils will be able to :


M
1. Talk about the celebrations in Malaysia at least 3 out of 4 correctly with teacher’s guidance.
2. Write an invitation card to invite a friend of theirs to Hari Raya Open House Celebration.

1. Teacher recalls the previous lesson on the Solar System.

Let’s Learn and Practise (Page 93,94)- Whole Class Activity


I. PRE-LESSON 1. Teacher explains about the 4 types of celebration in Malaysia in detail.
 The Celebration
 When, where and who celebrates it (Malay, Chinese, Indian or Christians).
 The speciality of the celebration.
Group Activity
1. Teacher divides the pupils into four groups.
II. LESSON 2. Each group is given a topic on celebration in Malaysia.
DEVELOPMENT 3. The pupils need to find more details about the specific celebration.
4. The pupils are given 20 minutes to complete the activity.
5. Once they are done, pupils present their finding in front of the classroom.
Individual Work
[Link] asks the pupils to write an invitation card to invite a friend of theirs to Hari
Raya Open House Celebration
III. POST LESSON
2. The pupils were given 15 minutes to complete their work.
3. The pupils can discuss about the details of the message with their friends
4. Once they are done, teacher discusses the answers with the pupils
APPENDIX

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