1.2 Understand meaning in a variety of familiar Content Standard : contexts 1.1 Recognise and reproduce target language sounds 1.2.2 Understand with support specific information and details of longer simple text Learning Standard : 1.1.1 Recognise and reproduce with support a wide range of target language phonemes 1. Pupils will be able to listen to the song and name the four countries and the four children’s Learning Objective : names correctly 2. Pupils will be able to pronounce the countries name correctly Music Cross Curricular Activities : Social studies 1. Pupils are shown the globe. 2. Teacher holds flashcards of country’s names. 3. Pupils identify the countries. Activities: i. Pre Lesson : 4. Pupils are given some guidance by the teacher to locate the countries.
1. Pupils are shown the lyrics of the song.
2. Pupils read aloud the song and practice it in groups of four. (they use their own tune) High achievers train without guidance while ii. Lesson Development : the low achievers are guided by the teacher (reading and pronunciation) 3. Pupils sing their tuned song to the class. 4. Pupils listen to the original song. Lesson Plan
5. Teacher asks questions on the countries said in
the song. (Formative Assessment) 6. Teacher asks the names of the character in the song. (Formative Assessment) 7. Each group is given a coloured paper containing the names and countries. 8. Pupils use the words to create simple sentences. Eg: Paolo – Brazil Paolo is from Brazil. High Achievers talk more about the character More simple sentences 9. Pupils label the countries and names given in the task sheet. (Formative Assessment) 1. Teacher plays a new song consisting different people from other countries. 2. Pupils name the countries said in the song. iii. Post Lesson : (enrichment) 3. Pupils are rewarded with stickers for their correct answers. Teacher’s Reflection :