Unit 3: Values
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School: №103
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Date: 8.11.2019.
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Teacher's
name:
Kulbabaeva Saule
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Grade: 5
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Number
present:
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absent:
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The
topic of the lesson:
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Family
relationship
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Learning objectives(s) that this lesson is
contributing to
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5.1.6.1organise and present
information clearly to others
5.1.9.1use imagination to express thoughts, ideas,
experiences and feelings
5.3.6.1 communicate meaning clearly at sentence level
during, pair, group and whole class exchanges
5.3.7.1use appropriate
subject-specific vocabulary and syntax to talk about a limited
range of general topics
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Lesson objectives
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Students will be able to:
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develop critical thinking skills by drawing a
family tree
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make up simple sentences during, pair, group and whole class
exchanges
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use appropriate subject-specific vocabulary connected
with family relationships
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Assessment criteria
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Learners have
met 5.3.6.1and 5.3.7.1if they can use appropriate subject-specific vocabulary connected
with family relationshipsduring, pair, group and whole class
exchanges
Learners have
met 5.1.6.1if they can organise and present information clearly to
others on a given
topic.
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Value links
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Respect, creativity
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Cross curricular links
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History of Kazakhstan
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ICT
skills
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Active
Board, Digital Resources to check meaning
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Previous learning
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Jety-ata
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Plan
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Planned lesson
stages
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Planned
activities
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Resources
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Beginning
7
min
3
min
Middle
5
min
10min
10
min
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Warm-up:
(W)
Students listen to a Family Tree song and predict the lesson theme.
T asks what family relationships are met in the song. Students sing
the song.
Teacher presents learning and lesson
objectives
Word
search:
Students complete
the word search task. They should find the names of SEVEN
grandfathers/ancestors in Kazakh.
Project
time:
(I) Students
should prepare a poster about their Family Tree. They should draw a
Family Tree with seven grandfathers and present some information
about them. Teacher monitors and facilitates when it is
necessary.
Teacher introduces
the Assessment criteria for poster presentation:
Content - all seven grandfathers are drawn on the
poster.
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1 point
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Vocabulary – at least 3 subject-specific words
connected with family relationships are
used.
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1 point
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Design – posters are visually attractive and
information is presented clearly.
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1 point
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Time management – no more than 3 minutes are
allowed given to present
information
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1 point
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What you liked:
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What should
improve:
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Students present their posters one by one. While
one student is presenting the poster, the rest of them is assessing
according to the given criteria.
*Teacher may divide the class into small groups
and assign them to assess one skill, e.g., one group is assessing
the content, the second group is assessing vocabulary,
etc.
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The
end of the lesson
5
min
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Learners complete the
reflection card:
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I have learnt…
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I still want to
know…
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I didn’t understand
…
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Differentiation – how do you plan to give more
support? How do you plan to challenge the more able
learners?
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Assessment – how are you planning to check
learners’ learning?
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Health and safety check
ICT links
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Differentiation
By
support - Teacher can support less-abled classes with the list of
unknown words from the text with their
definitions.
While
presentation, less-abled students work with stronger ones when they
assess each other.
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Assessment
Informal FA – Speaking
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Health
and safety check links.
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Reflection
Were the lesson objectives/learning objectives
realistic? Did all learners achieve the LO?
If
not, why?
Did
my planned differentiation work well?
Did
I stick to timings?
What changes did I make from my plan and
why?
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Use
the space below to reflect on your lesson. Answer the most relevant
questions from the box on the left about your
lesson.
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Summary evaluation
What
two things went really well (consider both teaching and
learning)?
1:
What
two things would have improved the lesson (consider both teaching
and learning)?
1:
What
have I learned from the lesson about the class or individuals that
will inform my next lesson?
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