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    Year 5 Civic Lesson Plan (October-Love) : Content Standard

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    This lesson plan outlines a Year 5 civic lesson on mutual respect in the school community. The plan involves asking students how they show respect to others at school, discussing important roles in the school community, and identifying respectful and disrespectful actions. Students then complete a task sheet called the "Respect Quadrant" where they list ways to show respect. The objectives are for students to identify examples of importance of different school community members and ways to show and be shown respect.

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    Year 5 Civic Lesson Plan (October-Love) : Content Standard

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    This lesson plan outlines a Year 5 civic lesson on mutual respect in the school community. The plan involves asking students how they show respect to others at school, discussing important roles in the school community, and identifying respectful and disrespectful actions. Students then complete a task sheet called the "Respect Quadrant" where they list ways to show respect. The objectives are for students to identify examples of importance of different school community members and ways to show and be shown respect.

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    This lesson plan outlines a Year 5 civic lesson on mutual respect in the school community. The plan involves asking students how they show respect to others at school, discussing important roles in the school community, and identifying respectful and disrespectful actions. Students then complete a task sheet called the "Respect Quadrant" where they list ways to show respect. The objectives are for students to identify examples of importance of different school community members and ways to show and be shown respect.

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    Year 5 Civic Lesson Plan (October-Love) : Content Standard

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    Pavvy Nathan
    This lesson plan outlines a Year 5 civic lesson on mutual respect in the school community. The plan involves asking students how they show respect to others at school, discussing important roles in the school community, and identifying respectful and disrespectful actions. Students then complete a task sheet called the "Respect Quadrant" where they list ways to show respect. The objectives are for students to identify examples of importance of different school community members and ways to show and be shown respect.

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    YEAR 5 CIVIC LESSON PLAN (OCTOBER-LOVE)

    DAY Tuesday YEAR 5 Intel

    SUBJECT English Language MODULE Speaking

    THEME Mutual respect DATE 26/10/2021

    TOPIC Respect the School Community TIME 12.00-1.00p.m.

    SKILLS PEDAGOGY (STRATEGY/ACTIVITY)

    Content Standard: Pre-lesson: Pupils are asked how to show respect to others in school
    (teachers, friends, cleaning workers, guards, canteen workers,
    Main: 2.2 Use appropriate communication strategies etc.).

    Lesson delivery:
    Complementary: 4.2 Communicate basic information 1. Teacher asks pupils to think and share the importance of the
    intelligibly for a range of purposes in print and digital school community via a graphic organizer by stating what they do
    media in school (Padlet can be used for virtual lessons.)
    Learning Standard: 2. Pupils are asked to think about actions that are respectful and
    disrespectful in school.
    Main: 2.2.1 Keep interaction going in short exchanges by
    using suitable questions 3. Pupils share their ideas orally or virtually.

    4. Pupils are given some to think about their thoughts in the


    beginning of the lesson on how to show respect to others.
    Complementary: 4.2.2 Ask for, give and respond to
    simple advice 5. Pupils complete the Respect Quadrant task sheet with ways to
    show respect (Padlet can be used for virtual lessons.)

    Post-lesson: Pupils read through ideas by their classmates.

    OBJECTIVES (CIVIC LITERACY) TEACHING AIDS:

    By the end of the lesson, most pupils will be able to task sheet websites/apps

    Knowledge: identify at least 2 examples of importance of


    a) THINKING SKILLS: c) 21ST CL ACTIVITIES:
    members in the school.
    Creating Pair/Group discussion
    Socioemotional: identify at least 2 ways they can show
    respect to others and how they would like to be respected. b) CLASSROOM-BASED d) 21ST CL METHOD:
    ASSESSMENT Task: Community-based
    Action: complete the Respect Quadrant with actions of
    respect.

    REFLECTION / REMARKS:

    1. All the pupils were able to complete the task.

    2. Lesson was carried out successfully.

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