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Writing Design

This lesson plan focuses on helping Year 5 pupils write descriptions about fruits, particularly watermelons and jackfruits. It includes activities such as riddles, brainstorming, sentence construction, and group work to enhance vocabulary and writing skills. The lesson aims for students to independently write simple sentences about fruits by the end of the 60-minute session.

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Writing Design

This lesson plan focuses on helping Year 5 pupils write descriptions about fruits, particularly watermelons and jackfruits. It includes activities such as riddles, brainstorming, sentence construction, and group work to enhance vocabulary and writing skills. The lesson aims for students to independently write simple sentences about fruits by the end of the 60-minute session.

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Focus : Writing

Theme : World of self

Topic : Discovering plants

Introduction : This lesson focuses on writing. The main focus of this lesson is
getting the pupils to write their own descriptions about fruits
correctly.

Learning outcomes : 1.3 Acquire vocabulary and understand the meaning of words and
phrases in context.
2.3 Give relevant information politely in response to enquiries made.
3.4 Read aloud expressively and fluently pronouncing words correctly
and intonation and sentences rhythm.
4.5 Construct simple and compound sentences with guidance and
independently.

Specifications : 1.3.1 Listen to key words and phrases heard.


2.3.1Respond to simple questions.
3.4.1 Read aloud words and phrases correctly and with correct
pronunciation.
.5.3 Construct simple sentences independently by looking at the
picture.

Objectives : By the end of the lesson, pupils will be able to write simple sentences
about fruits.

Targeted group : Year 5

Time : 60 minutes

Teaching aids : A4 size paper , coloured pencils, envelopes with pictures of fruits,
glue and worksheet

Activity 1:
- Teacher reads a riddle. Get the students to make a guess.

What is the answer to this


riddle when do you go at
red and stop at green?

Answer : When you're eating a watermelon


Activity 2:
- Do a brainstorm with the students. In the middle of the whiteboard put up a picture of
a watermelon mind map. Get students to provide any words they know about
watermelon. Write the words in appropriate places on the mind map. Teacher
introduces some new words such as fleshy, juicy, creeper etc

black
seeds
tiny

Activity 3:

- Based on the words shown on the mind map, students try to make sentences with
teacher’s guidance. Teacher writes the sentences on the board.
- Example : The watermelon has many tiny black seeds.

Activity 4:
- Students work in pairs. Each group takes an envelope which consists of a picture of a
fruit and a piece of blank paper.
- In pairs, students paste the picture on the paper. Discuss and draw their own mind
map with coloured pencils. Then construct as many sentences as possible.
- Teacher circulates while they are doing this to monitor discussion.
- When they are done, get students to present their work and read the sentences.

Activity 5:
Each student gets a worksheet and completes it individually.
Name :_________________ Date: ________________

Class : 5 ________________

Read the description carefully. Use the information to complete the passage.

The jackfruit

big fruit

Appearance hard skin


sweet when seeds covered
many seeds inside
ripe with a firm yellow
Ripe flesh
Unripe
served in local made into sweet crisps
desserts
cooked in coconut milk
or curry dishes

The jackfruit is a tropical fruit found in Malaysia. It is a big fruit with

________________________. When you cut it open, you will see

_____________________________________. The seeds are covered with

_________________________________________. The unripe fruit can be cooked in

___________________________________________. The fruit is also made

________________________________ . Sometimes you can find slices of the ripe

fruit in bubur cha cha, a local dessert.

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