Student-Teacher: Laila Mohamed

Date: 2-11-2016
Course: EPC 1401

Grade Level: Grade 3

Subject: science
Strand: To understand and explain the effects of different weather on the environment and
living things.
Learning Outcome (ADEC code and words):
3ES2 explain how changes in weather affects living things
Resources (what materials/equipment
will you and the students use? Be
specific)
T: ppt includes the pics of the weather.
S: papers and pencils.
S: poster papers.
S: science book page 36-37

Preparation (what do you need to make or

check before class?)
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Checklist.
Weather PPT.
Video about weather changes.
Stickers (rewards).
Organize 3-B books.

Time: 15 min Whole

Key vocabulary
Sunny
Windy
Rain
Cloudy
Snow
Thunder
Lightning

Opening (warmer activity + teacher introduction/demonstration of small

group activities)
1- Show them a video that describes the changes of the weather.
2- What today weather look like? Is it windy or sunny or ...etc
3- Asking them, how many different types of weather can you think of?

T: Share WEATHER PICS Powerpoint (Key vocab for this week) .

T: motivate them to describe the weather e.g. ( what makes you think that the weather
is cloudy? Is it because there are a lot of clouds on the sky?)
S: make them use the vocabulary words by asking them the questions about the
weather.
S: encourage the low-level students Blue group to interact with me by giving me the
right words for the picture that I will show it to them using mini boards.
S: science book page 36-37 ( high level students)
S: make them do a weather changes poster with sentences ( if they finished the
activities in the book).
S: make them do poster with senteces (middle-level students).

Closing
- Share poster ideas and sentences with the class.
- Share a special day on their life and describe it using the vocabulary words e.g.
my graduation was a sunny day, it was so hot.

Time:

15 Whole

Time:

15 min Whole

Guided and Independent Experience (group working with the teacher)

Assessment
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Review with them the vocabulary lesson words.