3a 22.03 1 2 Wosff Welcome
3a 22.03 1 2 Wosff Welcome
3a 22.03 1 2 Wosff Welcome
Lesson Details
Subject ENGLISH LANGUAGE
Year 3 ALLI Num. of Students 23
Learning Objectives By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:
1. Listen and identify at least 5 out of 8 pictures correctly based on
longer simple description texts on the description of appearances.
2. Listen and follow at least 4 instructions given correctly in the Find Me
activity.
Success Criteria (SC) I can:
1. Listen and identify at least 5 out of 8 pictures correctly based on
longer simple description texts on the description of appearances.
2. Listen and follow at least 4 instructions given correctly in the Find Me
activity.
Classroom Based Oral Observation Written
Assessment (CBA) ( / ) / /
Instruments Anecdotal records Worksheets
Thinking Skills (TS): Interpreting, analysing, connecting
Habits of Mind (HoM): Gathering data through all senses
Higher-order thinking Skills Analyse
(HOTS):
Cross-Curricular Elements Noble value
(CCE)
Information & Smart TV
Communication
Technology (ICT)
Teaching & Learning Pictures, vocabulary flashcards
Materials (T&LM)
Arts in Education (AIEd)
(If applicable)
Soft Skills (SS) Listening skills
Teaching Strategies
21st Century Pedagogy Assessing pupils with clear transparent goals & objectives
Practice (21stCPP)
Differentiation Strategy Differentiate by the outcome expected from the pupils
(DS)
hair.
- He has black
eyes.
- She has curly
hair.
3. Pupils will have to find
the right person
according to the
description given.
4. If the pupil have found
the right person, they
should say ‘ Its her/him’.
5. Teacher elicits pupil’s
response about
describing pupils.
Gameplay
1. One pupil (Team A)
chooses a picture from
the stack of pictures
without showing it to
Team B.
2. Then he/she describes
the selected person's
physical appearance to
Team B using the
structure practiced
before.
3. Team B listens
carefully to the
description and tries to
guess which person is
being described.
4. Team B can ask
clarifying questions to
narrow down their
guesses. For example:
"Is the person wearing a
white T-shirt?" (Teachers
can limit the number of
questions)
5. Team B makes their
guess. If they guess
correctly, they earn a
point. If not, Team A
reveals the picture, and
no points are awarded.
6. Rotate turns, allowing
Team B to select a
picture and describe it to
Team A for guessing.
7. Marks will be added in
the pupils’ reward chard
accordingly.