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Class:

Year 3 Bestari

No. of Pupils:

25 pupils

Focus Skill:

Listening and speaking

Theme:

World of stories

Topic:

Its story time!

Target Learner:

Mixed-ability

Date:

25.03.2015

Time:

30 minutes

Content Standards:
Learning Standards:
Objectives:

By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:


I)
II)

SHORTPLAY : BEAUTY AND THE BEAST


ACTIVITIES :

Procedure
1. Hot Spot begins with the group standing in a circle.
2. Teacher begin a story:
For example: once upon a time, in a faraway land
2. A suggestion may be given, but it is not necessary. One person will step into the
center of the circle and tell a story based on the sentences given by the teacher.
3. After a few brief lines of story someone must tap out the player in the center and
take their place. That player then continue with their own interpretation of the story.
4. The step are repeated, as player after player tap into the center of the circle to tell
the story.
5. Players in the surrounding circle may support by making sound effect, clapping
hands, etc.

JUSTIFICATION

TOPIC : Unit 8: Its story time!


Short play ( BEAUTY AND THE BEAST)
ACTIVITIES
HOT SPOT
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Student surround by other student in the center and begins to tell a story. Someone from the
circle usually taps in before the story is over.
This will help the student to act quickly and be creative with their idea in telling the story

Story in a box
1. each child writes a sentences on a slip of paper or card and drops into the box.
2. take a slip of paper from the tin. Read out the sentence and then begin a story,
making use of all or part of the sentence

3. the children each take a sentence from the tin. They take it in turns to continue the
story. As soon as they think their sentence can follow the previous one they put their
hangs to go next. If you wish, they can stand in line holding their sentences

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