Digital Lesson Plan
Basic Information
Student teacher Name:
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School Name:
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Subject:
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Class:
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Unit of Study:
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Lesson Title:
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Time and Period:
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Date:
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Class Strength:
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General Instructional Objectives
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A prioritized list of content objectives that students will master
by the end of the unit.
Example Terms:
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acquires knowledge of the central theme of the poem
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understands the thoughts and feelings expressed in the poem
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comprehends the meanings of new words
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develops interest to appreciate the points of beauty in the poem
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develops skills of listening, speaking and reading
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develops positive attitude to face the challenges in life by being
self confident, bold and determined
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Specific Instructional Objectives
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The pupil
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recalls the events related to the poem
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recognizes the sounds and sound units
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locates important facts and ideas
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grasps the meanings of new words
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infers the mood and feelings expressed in the poem
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describes the beauty of thought in the poem
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gives the central theme of the poem
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picks out the rhyming pairs of words
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gives the moral of the poem
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enquires about websites
about kites
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gets at the tone and modulation of the speaker
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reads with correct pronunciation, proper stress and
intonation
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summarizes the main ideas of the poem
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Materials and Resources Required for Lesson
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Hardware Resources Needed
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Laptop
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LCD
Projector
Speaker
Laser
Pointer
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Software Resources Needed
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Microsoft PowerPoint
Portable Document File
Multimedia Player
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Printed Material Needed
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Textbook
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Reference materials
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Internet Resources Needed
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https://media.giphy.com/media/nTVsJYBOVs8tG/giphy.gif
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https://oscarsparrow.files.wordpress.com/2012/01/blow-out-your-lite.gif
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http://www.english-for-students.com/How-The-Little-Kite-Learned-To-Fly.html
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https://img0.etsystatic.com/063/0/5768435/il_570xN.777803124_lpza.jpg
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Type of Media Effects
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Text
2D
Images
3D
Images
Audio
Video
Animation
Short films
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PowerPoint Presentation Details
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Slide Numbers
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Steps
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Motivation
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Topic Announcement
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Presentation
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Application
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Supervision
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Recapitulation
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Assignment
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Prerequisite Knowledge & Skills
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Content Aspect
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Conceptual content knowledge and skills that students must have to
begin the unit.
Example:
Knowledge of
basic reading in English
. Exposure to poem
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Digital Aspect
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Technological knowledge and skills that students must have to begin
the unit.
Example:
Experience
to use the desktop computer and web browser
Experience
with electronic presentation and publishing software
Knowledge
and Skill of preparing PowerPoint presentation
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INSTRUCTIONAL
PROCEDURE
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Steps
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Content
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Specification
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Media Effects
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Slide View
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Learning Experience
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Evaluation
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Motivation
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Yes.
We enjoy flying kites of different colors and designs.
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The
pupil recalls
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Text
2D
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The teacher motivates the pupils by asking
about their experience.
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Have you ever played with kite?
How was the experience?
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Topic
Announcement
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Today we are going to learn a poem about ‘kite’
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Text
2D
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Presentation
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The
whole poem.
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recognizes
the sounds and sound units
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PDF
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Recitation
of the whole poem by the teacher.
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Katherene
Pyle
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locates
important facts and ideas
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Text
2D
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Who
has written the poem?
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Fill
in the blanks:
The
poem “The Little Kite Learned to Fly” is written by--------------
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Wilmington's Misses Hebb's School, poem
"The Piping Shepherd“ published in Atlantic Monthly, when she was 16
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locates
important facts and ideas
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Text
2D
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What
is her first poem?
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At the age of 16 she published her first poem titled ________
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First
stanza of the poem
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recognizes
the sounds and sound units
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"I
never can do it," the little kite said,
As he looked at the others high over his head. |
Recognizes
the rhyming words
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The
teacher shows the animation with voice over to the pupil.
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Rhyming words
Said
Head
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"I
know I should fall if I tried to fly."
"Try," said the big kite, only try! Or I fear you never will learn at all." |
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Rhyming words
Fly
Try
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Second
stanza
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It
is about the feelings of a little kite which wanted to fly high in the sky.
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What
is the poem about?
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tranquil
– quiet
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grasps
the meanings of new words
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Can
you give the meaning of “tranquil”?
The
prayer was conducted in a tranquil atmosphere.
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Choose
the correct answer:
(a)tranquil
means
a. war
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sleep
c.
quiet
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stirred
– moved
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The
lady stirred the potion until all the chemicals were dissolved in the
solution.
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trembling
– shaking
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The
child started trembling with fear after seeing the snake in the
garden.
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(b)tremble
means
a.
fear
b.
shiver
c.
steady
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whirling-moving
quickly round and round
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The
kite flew whirling into the air to the dismay of everyone.
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The little kite thought that it would never be able to fly
high in the sky like other big kites.
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infers
the mood and feelings expressed in the poem
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What
did the little kite think it can never do?
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The line implies the fearful nature of the little kite
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What
does the line “I never can do it” and “I know I should fall if I tried to
fly” imply?
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Fill
in the blanks:
“I
never can do it”. Here “I” refers to------------
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The kite thought that it would fall down if it tried to
fly high in the sky
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What
did the kite think would happen if it ever tried to fly?
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The big kite ignored the words of the little kite and flew
swiftly towards the tranquil sky.
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How
did the big kite react to the fear of the small kite?
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The sight of the big kite flying into the vast sky made
the little kite stir with fright.
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describes
the beauty of thought
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Read
the line “…….the little kite’s paper stirred at the sight”.
What
was the sight that made it stir?
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The big kite was the only companion to the little kite up
in the air
“Till the big kite looking down could see;
The little one rising steadily.”
“And the boys like small spots moving around”. Here, the
boys playing in the play ground are compared to tiny spots moving around.
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Who
were the only companions to the little kite up in the air?
Which
lines in the poem tell that the big kite kept an eye on the little one?
Point
out the lines which bring about the comparison in the poem.
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Fill
in the blanks:
(a)
The--------- was the only companion to the small kite.
(b)
The boys playing in the ground are compared to ---------------moving around.
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The small kite felt proud, happy and excited as it sailed
along with the big kite side by side.
The lines express the happiness of the little kite on the
attainment of its goal. The lines also reveal that the kite could achieve
success only because of its bravery and determination.
“Try! Only try! Or I fear you never will learn at all”
Yes.
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How
did the small kite feel when it sailed with the big kite?
“Oh!
How happy I am ---- All because I ‘was
brave and tried” what is implied in this line?
Read
out the lines which emphasize the encouraging words of the big kite.
Do
you like the poem?
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Choose
the correct answer:
“Oh!
How happy I am !”,here “ I’ refers to
(a)little
kite
(b)
big kite
(c
) poet
Who said “Try! Only try! or I fear you never will learn at
all”
(a)little
kite
(b) big
kite
(c )
boys
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The little kite wanted to fly high in the sky but was
afraid to do so because of its fearful nature. However, with the encouraging
words of the big kite it finally succeeds in the accomplishment of its task.
The little kite realizes that there is no substitute for bravery and that
hard work alone will bring its own reward.
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gives
the central theme of the poem
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What
is the central theme of the poem?
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Application
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said - head side - pride fly - try sight - flight
ground - round all – fall
cried - tried by - sky
gives
the moral of the poem
gets
at the tone and modulation of the speaker
reads
with correct pronunciation, proper stress and intonation
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picks
out rhyming pairs of words
What
is the moral of the poem?
Reading
aloud by the teacher
Reading aloud by the pupils.
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Pick
out the rhyming pairs of words
The moral of the poem is that to be successful in life one
must work hard with determination and be courageous.
One must face the challenges in life by being brave,
courageous and determined.
The whole poem
The whole poem
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Give
the correct pair of rhyming word
Fill
in the blanks:
One
should face the challenges in life by being-----------------
Read
the poem aloud.
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Supervision
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Recapitulation
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The poem expresses the fearful nature of a little kite
which wants to fly high in the sky. Initially the little kite was afraid to
fly high into the sky and was highly pessimistic. But later on with the
motivating words of the big kite, it gathers courage and learns to fly
slowly. Finally, it successfully learns to fly high in the whirling sky. It
makes the little kite feel proud and happy ultimately. In this poem the poet
addresses the small children and emphasizes that one can accomplish any task
in life with determination, self confidence and boldness.
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summarizes the main ideas of the poem
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Summarize
the ideas contained in the poem.
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Assignment
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Identify
Youtube
videos
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Text and 2D
Images
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The teacher projects some
assignment topic in the Projectors.
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And all
because I was brave and tried”
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Signature of the Student-Teacher
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