Lesson Template Cic2601
Lesson Template Cic2601
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A.1. Download the Curriculum Assessment Policy Statement (CAPS) document for your relevant phase.
A.2. Peruse through and choose a Topic
A.3. Create a lesson plan. Use the template attached below.
Introduction that connects (4) Begin the lesson by connecting with prior knowledge on fractions by asking students
with prior knowledge and to share their understanding of what a fraction is and how to find equivalent fractions.
describes the purpose of the The lesson’s purpose will be described as learning how to add fractions with common
lesson denominators.
Development of content and (4) I will use the interactive whiteboard to demonstrate how to add fractions with
connect with prior knowledge common denominators, using the fraction manipulative app to model the concept.
Students will then work in pairs to practice solving fraction addition problems with
common denominators on their own. I will provide support and guidance as needed.
Assessment during lesson (6) – What is the process of adding fractions called?
(Questions to asked during the lesson and
possible answers) Min: Five (3)
Answer: Adding
Answer: The numerator is the top number, and the denominator is the bottom number in a
set of fractions.
- Can you find equivalent fractions with different denominators? If so, how?
Answer: Yes, you can by finding a number that both denominators are factors of.
- How can you check if your answer to a fraction addition problem is correct?
Answer: Numerator/Denominator
Answer: 1/2
Answer: 1/3
Homework (must connect with (10) – You make a pizza and cut it into 8 equal slices. You eat 3/8. How much is left?
real life context).
Min: Five (5)
- You have baked 2/3 of a cake and want to divide it equally between 4 people. What
fraction of the cake will each person receive?
- You have a piece of jam that is 3/4 of a yard long. You need to cut ½ of it off. How
much will be left?
- You have a bad of marbles with 2/5 red marbles, 1/8 blue marbles and the rest green
marbles. What fraction of the marbles are green?
- You have 2/3 of a container of juice. you drink 1/2 of it. How much juice to you have
left.
ASSIGNMENT 2 – COMPULSORY
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Reflection: This is only done after you have presented the lesson. Reflect on teacher and learner activities. Were lesson aims reached? Was
time sufficient? How will you adjust the lesson plan? Etc. (6)
Ask students to reflect on their understanding of fractions before and after the lesson.
What new concepts did they learn? What did they find challenging? What could they
improve upon in future fractions analysis?
RUBRIC – KAHOOT
Total Mark obtained
Mark
Design 10
Relevance 10
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Design 1
Title slide 1
Introduction slide 1
Content 4
Summary 2
Header 1
Footer
Computer skills 10
• Voice over - 5
• Saving as MP4 (less than 5MB) - 5
ASSIGNMENT 2 – COMPULSORY
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