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Grade 1 ELA Lesson: Story Structure

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Grade 1 ELA Lesson: Story Structure

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Lesson Overview

Teacher’s Name: Aya Atef Grade: 1


Course: English Language Arts Date: 15/3
Book Name: Journeys Unit: 3
Chapter: How leopard got his spots Lesson: writing

Standards:
Writing Standards K–5

a) With guidance and support from adults, focus on a topic, respond to questions
and suggestions from peers, and add details to strengthen writing as needed.
Speaking and Listening Standards K–5

a) Ask questions to clear up any confusion about the topics and texts under
discussion.
Language Standards K–5

a) Use context (e.g., definitions, examples, or restatements in text) as a clue to


the meaning of a word or phrase.

Objectives: By the end of the session students will be able to:


 What is the structure of a story?
 Define character, setting and plot of the story.

Learning Outcomes:

 Students will be able who are the character of the story, the setting of the story and the
plot of the story as well.

 Students will illustrate in their free writing copybook.

 Students will write a sentence using simple and decodable words.

 Students will be able to know the deference between a question & a statement.

Learning materials & Resources:


*Board *Markers * flash cards * booklet * practice book * smart board
Teaching Techniques:
a) Demonstration
b) Discussion

Stage 1: Activating Prior Knowledge Activity:


 First, greet the students.
 Ask the students to help me write the long & short date on the board.

Stage 2: Pre-teach:
Explain the lesson…….
Stage 3: Teach:
Tell students that people write to give information about places and things and people.

Tell students that captions give details about what is happening in a picture.

Work with children to brainstorm some places where they might see a caption, such as
the underneath the photographs in a book.

Stage 4: guided / collaborative/ Independent activities


Journey’s practice book p.63

Stage 5: Production
Students will take turn to answer the questions in the practice book. and they will be
asked to draw a picture in their free writing copybook and write a short sentence about
it.
Stage 6: Feed Back / Assessment
*which part of today’s lesson was new to you?
*which part of today’s lesson was hard for you to understand?
* Which part of today’s lesson did you enjoy the most?

Co-Activities / Projects:

Integration with other subjects: -

Home Assignment: use the words bug, quilt, bus,many into sentences of your own.
Teacher’s Evaluation: students enjoyed class 

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