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Topic Life Processes and Living Things Date 30th september - 4th october
Name and compare the main body parts of common animals (reptiles, birds and mammals)
Attainment Target
Learning Outcomes Students will understand that there are different types of animals such as mammals, reptiles, and birds.
(Knowledge, Skills and
Attitudes)
Content and teacher activity Student activity Time Learning Formative assessment
materials and (Day to day assessment)
resources
How are you explaining and What are the students doing to help What resources How do you plan to assess
demonstrating the topic? (The them understand the topic? will you use that learning as it is happening?
teaching strategies/ methodology will support the
selected) teaching and
learning
activities?
Recap: ..th 5min
The teacher will randomly ask to
check students knowledge: Students verbal response will be
noted
Q. Can you tell me which living things The students will tell that birds have
have feathers ? feathers.
Q. Can you name any animal who Students will tell sheep has fur.
has fur ?
Introduction:
10
The teacher will begin the lesson by
asking the students: min Students’ verb responses will be
noted.
Q1. Can you tell me what birds have Students will tell that birds are covered
to cover their bodies? by feathers.
Q2. What cats and dogs have to Students will tell that animals like cats
cover their bodies? and dogs are covered by fur.
Q3. What lizards and snakes have to Students will tell that lizards and snake
cover their bodies? are covered with scales.
The teacher will tell her class that Students will understand that different
today they are going to learn about types of animals have different
the different types of animals and how covering/skin.
the look different.
Stud
The teacher will inform her students 20 Flashcards/photo
that all animals have one of three min graphs with
The j
types of body coverings: fur, scales, various animals
or feathers.
the Magnets
Tell the students that some
Whiteboard
animals have fur, and these
animals are called mammals. Markers
Animals with feathers are Fur, Feather, and
called birds. Scales video
Animals with scales
are reptiles.
She will play the following video for
further clarification.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tz
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Activity
The teacher will create 3 categories Students understanding of the
on the whiteboard. mammals,
topic will be assessed when they
birds, and reptiles.
are pasting the animals under the
Underneath each category she will specific category.
write fur, feathers, and scales.
She will show the students
photographs of various animals, such
as a lion, an ostrich, and a lizard.
The teacher will ask the students to
paste the picture of the animal under
the right category with a magnet.
Topic Life Processes and Living Things Date 30th September – 4th October
Learning Outcomes Students will be able to use language to describe observations between different types of animals such as mammals,
reptiles, and birds.
(Knowledge, Skills and
Attitudes)
Content and teacher activity Student activity Time Learning Formative assessment
materials and (Day to day assessment)
resources
How are you explaining and What are the students doing to help What resources How do you plan to assess
demonstrating the topic? (The them understand the topic? will you use that learning as it is happening?
teaching strategies/ methodology will support the
selected) teaching and
learning
activities?
Recap: .. 5min
The teacher will go over the previous
plan, She will ask her students: Students verbal response will be
noted.
Promethean
board.
The teacher will display 3 categories
of the promethean board. Students will drag the animals Active pen
10
Mammals, Birds and Reptile. according to their categories on the
promethean board using the active min Students’ verb responses will be
Next to this there will a pictures of pen. noted.
different types of animals.
Wrap up: 5min Students verbal response will be
noted.
In the wrap up section the teacher will
ask the students to give examples of
a mammal, a bird, and a reptile.