The document outlines a lesson plan for a 3rd-grade English class focused on identifying and communicating emotions. It includes general information, pedagogical activities, assessment criteria, and a metacognitive reflection section. The lesson aims to enhance students' emotional vocabulary and their ability to express feelings in English through various interactive activities.
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How Do You Feel
The document outlines a lesson plan for a 3rd-grade English class focused on identifying and communicating emotions. It includes general information, pedagogical activities, assessment criteria, and a metacognitive reflection section. The lesson aims to enhance students' emotional vocabulary and their ability to express feelings in English through various interactive activities.
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“AÑO DEL BICENTENARIO, DE LA CONSOLIDACIÓN DE NUESTRA INDEPENDENCIA, Y DE LA CONMEMORACIÓN DE
LAS HEROICAS BATALLAS DE JUNÍN Y AYACUCHO”
LESSON N° 01 “HOW DO YOU FEEL?” 1. General Information:
"Identificamos nuestras debilidades y proponemos actividades para
UNIT N.°01 mejorar nuestra salud integral" PURPOSE: Identifies its emotions and communicates them. We show respect, responsibility, friendship to promote great convivence in VALUES: our classroom. SUBJECT: English PRODUCT: Handout “How do you feel? ” DATE: From March 21st TEACHER: GRADE AND 3rd A, F SECTIONS: CROSS Common good APPROACHES: COMPETENCY: Writes different types of texts in English as a foreign language. Adapts the text to the communicative situation. Organizes and develop ideas in a coherent and cohesive way. CAPACITIES: Uses conventions of written language appropriately. Reflects on and evaluate the form, content, and context of written text. LESSON’S LENGTH: 90’
2. Pedagogical activities:
TIME / ACTIVITIES RESOURCES/
LENGTH (Pedagogical processes) MATERIALS 1. The teacher greets to the students. Class rules 2. The teacher asks the students to remember the “CLASS RULES” (handout) before to start the class. Motivation: Beginning 3. Breaking ice activity: Guessing how do they feel? Teacher asks 25’ five students stand up in front of the class and gives them some flash cards about emotions, but they do not show to their partners after this one by one the five students act according to the emotion showed in the flashcards, the rest of the class will should guess, and say what the name of this emotion is. (Active pause) Purpose and assessment criteria: Lesson’s Development 1. The teacher shows and discuss with the students about the purpose 45’ lesson’s purpose and the assessment criteria. Previous knowledge: Whiteboard 2. The teacher stick on the whiteboard some flashcards about and feelings and emotions and ask the students identify them and say markers. in which situations they feel in this way. 3. The teacher listens the student´s answers and writes or pastes Handouts cue phrases to communicate vocabulary and some expressions like: I feel furious when… Cognitive conflict: 4. The teacher asks the students the following questions: Is correct to feel upset or sad sometimes? / What do you do when you feel in this way? / How long are you in this mood: sad or upset? Is correct to feel sad or upset for a long time? Why/ Why not? Information processing: 5. The teacher listens to the students’ answers and explain some grammar points to express feelings in English. 6. The teacher presents some expressions in order to the students can identify their feelings in specific situations, using some prompts in order to make sentences, like: I feel sad when I argue with a friend / I feel stressed when I have difficult exam, etc Learning application: 1. The teacher gives the students a worksheet “How do you feel?” and ask them to complete the activities: Match the pictures with the feelings. / How are these people feeling? Read the statements and write the correct feeling or emotion in the gaps. Assessment & feedback: Checklist / 1. The teacher asks for some volunteers to read their answers aloud Rubric and uses a checklist or a rubric to register their participations. 2. The teacher listens to the students’ answers and gives feedback about grammar or pronunciation when it is necessary. Metacognition: Closing 1. The teacher asks some questions to the students: 20’ In this task, which knowledge we could remember? How difficult did you find this task? 2. The teacher listens to the students’ answers and dialogue with them sharing their opinion or giving more feedback if it is necessary. 3. Teacher farewells from the Ss. 1.Assessment: a. Instrument: Check List (Individual)
Write different types of texts in English as a foreign
ENGLISH AREA COMPETENCY: language. PRODUCT /EVIDENCE: Handout ACHIEVEMENT LEVEL CRITERIA: Outstanding Adequate Elementary Not achievement achievement achievement achieved Adapts the text to the communicative situation. Organizes and develops ideas in a coherent and cohesive way. Uses conventions of written language appropriately. Reflects on and evaluates the form, content, and context of written text. GRADE: 3rd CROSS COMPETENCY: Manage its learning autonomously. PRODUCT /EVIDENCE: Handout ACHIEVEMENT LEVEL CRITERIA: Outstanding Adequate Elementary Not achievement achievement achievement achieved Determines viable learning goals. Organizes a set of actions based on time and of the resources available to achieve the learning goals. Reviews the progress of the proposed actions, and the choice of strategies and considers the opinion of its peers to reach the expected results. Explains the outcomes obtained. GRADE: 3rd