Lesson - 6,7,8
Lesson Summary and Key Activities
Topics Covered in the Lesson:
- Look and say (Listening and speaking).
- Colour the same picture (Pre-reading: recognition).
- Trace and colour (Pre-writing skill: hand-eye coordination and pencil control).
- Trace the way (Pre-writing skill: hand-eye coordination and pencil control).
Objectives of the Lesson:
- Introduce themselves orally using greetings like "Good morning" or "Good afternoon."
- Identify similar and different pictures.
- Hold a pencil correctly and gain control over it.
Materials Needed:
- Crayons, pencils, and a dotted outline sample of a rectangle or other shapes (e.g., triangle or circle for later lessons).
Activity Breakdown
1. Look and Say (20 minutes):
Activity 1:
- Show a picture and ask questions such as:
a. Who are there in the picture?
b. Where are they?
c. What are they doing? - Use Nepali or the students' mother tongue to explain questions if needed, translating responses into English.
- Show a picture and ask questions such as:
Activity 2:
- Introduce yourself to the class using "Hello, everyone. I am [Your Name]. What's your name?"
- Repeat this a few times, then guide students to say their names using "My name is..."
- Ensure each student individually practices saying their name.
2. Colour the Same Picture (15 minutes):
- Use the picture provided in the workbook.
- Ask students to identify similar pictures in each row (e.g., "Which pictures are similar? Why?").
- Guide them to color similar pictures using the same colors.
3. Trace and Colour (15 minutes):
- Provide a dotted outline of a rectangle (or other shape).
- Demonstrate how to trace over the dotted lines.
- Teach proper pencil-holding techniques and ensure students are practicing correctly.
- Once tracing is complete, guide students to color inside the traced outline.
- Demonstrate how to color neatly (left-to-right or top-to-bottom).
4. Trace the Way (10 minutes):
- Use the method outlined in previous lessons, such as "Colour the Way" from Lesson 2.
- Provide a path or pattern for students to trace, helping them improve fine motor skills.
Homework:
- Practice introducing themselves with the help of a senior at home.
- For Lesson 8: Remind students to bring a family photo for the next class.
This structured approach ensures students practice speaking, reading, and writing skills while developing coordination through hands-on activities. Let me know if further assistance is needed!
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