Unlocking the Power of Words and Actions Literacy Primary 1 Summer Coaching Lesson Notes Week 3

Literacy/English Primary 1 Summer Coaching Lesson Notes Week 3

Subject: Literacy/English

Class: Primary 1

Term: Summer Coaching

Week: 3

Age: 6-7 years

Topics:

  1. Phonics: ‘kn’ sound
  2. Grammar: Verbs
  3. Creative Writing: A Composition About Myself
  4. Comprehension: Smart English

Behavioral Objectives:

Phonics:

  • Identify words with the ‘kn’ sound.
  • Give examples of words with the ‘kn’ sound.
  • Use the ‘kn’ sound correctly in speech.

Grammar:

  • Define the concept of a verb.
  • Identify verbs in any sentence.

Creative Writing:

  • Write sentences about themselves.

Keywords:

  • ‘kn’ sound, Verb, Sentence, Writing, Myself, Composition

Set Induction:

  • Start with a fun song or rhyme that includes the ‘kn’ sound.
  • Show pictures of actions to introduce verbs.

Entry Behaviour:

  • Students are familiar with basic phonics and sentence structures.

Learning Resources and Materials:

  • Flashcards with ‘kn’ sound words.
  • Pictures depicting various actions (verbs).
  • Worksheets for writing exercises.
  • Storybook “Smart English”.

Building Background/Connection to Prior Knowledge:

  • Review basic phonics sounds and sentence structures from previous lessons.

Embedded Core Skills:

  • Reading, Writing, Speaking, Listening

Learning Materials:

  • Lagos State Scheme of Work

Instructional Materials:

  • Flashcards, Pictures, Worksheets, Storybook

Content:

Phonics: ‘kn’ Sound

  1. Identify ‘kn’ sound in words:
    • “knee”, “knife”, “know”, “knight”
  2. Use in sentences:
    • “I hurt my knee.”
    • “He has a knife.”

Grammar: Verbs

  1. Define verb: A word that shows action.
  2. Identify verbs in sentences:
    • “He runs fast.”
    • “She jumps high.”

Creative Writing: A Composition About Myself

  1. Write sentences about themselves.
    • “My name is Jane. I am six years old. I like to play.”

Comprehension: Smart English

Topic 3: My School

Composition:

My School

 

The name of my school is ____

 

I am in  ____I love my school.

 

It is a big building with many classrooms. My classroom is bright and colorful with pictures on the walls. My teacher, Mrs. Johnson, is very kind and helps us learn new things every day. I have many friends in my class. We enjoy playing together during recess. My favorite subjects are math and reading. The school also has a big playground where we play soccer and other games. We have fun activities like art and music classes. I always look forward to going to school because it is a place where I learn and have fun.

Comprehension Questions:

  1. What is my school like?
    • a) Small
    • b) Big
    • c) Old
    • d) New
  2. What is my classroom like?
    • a) Dark and plain
    • b) Bright and colorful
    • c) Small and crowded
    • d) Empty and quiet
  3. Who is my teacher?
    • a) Mrs. Brown
    • b) Mrs. Johnson
    • c) Mr. Smith
    • d) Mr. Williams
  4. What do we do during recess?
    • a) Study
    • b) Play together
    • c) Eat lunch
    • d) Watch TV
  5. What are my favorite subjects?
    • a) Science and history
    • b) Math and reading
    • c) Art and music
    • d) Geography and sports
  6. Where do we play soccer?
    • a) In the classroom
    • b) On the playground
    • c) In the gym
    • d) In the library
  7. What kind of activities do we have at school?
    • a) Cooking
    • b) Shopping
    • c) Art and music classes
    • d) Gardening
  8. Why do I look forward to going to school?
    • a) To sleep
    • b) To learn and have fun
    • c) To eat
    • d) To play video games
  9. What is on the walls of my classroom?
    • a) Maps
    • b) Pictures
    • c) Posters
    • d) Bookshelves
  10. What is the name of my teacher?
    • a) Mrs. Brown
    • b) Mrs. Johnson
    • c) Mr. Smith
    • d) Miss Green
  11. Who helps us learn new things every day?
    • a) The principal
    • b) The teacher
    • c) The librarian
    • d) The janitor
  12. What do we do in art class?
    • a) Read books
    • b) Paint and draw
    • c) Play sports
    • d) Sing songs
  13. How do I feel about going to school?
    • a) Excited
    • b) Bored
    • c) Scared
    • d) Angry
  14. What do I do with my friends during recess?
    • a) Study
    • b) Play
    • c) Read
    • d) Write
  15. Where is the playground located?
    • a) Behind the school
    • b) In front of the school
    • c) Inside the school
    • d) Next to the library

Evaluation

  1. I hurt my ______. (a) knee (b) head (c) foot (d) hand
  2. He has a ______. (a) knife (b) spoon (c) fork (d) plate
  3. Do you ______ the answer? (a) know (b) jump (c) run (d) eat
  4. The ______ is brave. (a) knight (b) girl (c) boy (d) cat
  5. She likes to ______. (a) run (b) jump (c) swim (d) sing
  6. He ______ fast. (a) runs (b) talks (c) sleeps (d) eats
  7. They ______ high. (a) jump (b) write (c) read (d) cook
  8. I ______ my homework. (a) do (b) eat (c) sleep (d) jump
  9. We ______ to school. (a) walk (b) run (c) read (d) write
  10. She ______ her book. (a) reads (b) writes (c) jumps (d) sleeps
  11. He ______ the ball. (a) kicks (b) sleeps (c) reads (d) eats
  12. They ______ a song. (a) sing (b) run (c) jump (d) eat
  13. I ______ my friend. (a) help (b) jump (c) sleep (d) read
  14. We ______ games. (a) play (b) read (c) jump (d) eat
  15. She ______ her food. (a) eats (b) reads (c) writes (d) jumps

Class Activity Discussion

  1. What is the ‘kn’ sound?
    • The ‘kn’ sound is a blend of ‘k’ and ‘n’ as in “knee”.
  2. Give an example of a word with the ‘kn’ sound.
    • “Knife” is a word with the ‘kn’ sound.
  3. How do you use the ‘kn’ sound in a sentence?
    • “He has a knife.”
  4. What is a verb?
    • A verb is a word that shows action.
  5. Can you give an example of a verb?
    • Yes, “run” is a verb.
  6. Where do we use verbs?
    • Verbs are used to show action in sentences.
  7. Give an example of a sentence with a verb.
    • “She jumps high.”
  8. What is a composition about yourself?
    • Writing sentences about who you are.
  9. How do you start a sentence?
    • With a capital letter.
  10. What is a sentence?
  • A group of words that tells a complete thought.
  1. Give an example of a verb in a sentence.
  • “He runs fast.”
  1. What is a story book?
  • A book that tells a story.
  1. Can you write a sentence with the ‘kn’ sound?
  • “The knight is brave.”
  1. Name a verb.
  • “Jump” is a verb.
  1. What is a punctuation mark?
  • A symbol used to clarify meaning in sentences.

Presentation:

Step 1:

  • Revise the previous topic: ‘sw’ sound and pronouns.

Step 2:

  • Introduce the new topics: ‘kn’ sound, Verbs, Writing about themselves, and Comprehension.
  • Explain the ‘kn’ sound using examples.
  • Define and explain verbs with examples.
  • Guide students in writing sentences about themselves.
  • Read a story from “Smart English”.

Step 3:

  • Allow pupils to give their own contributions.
  • Correct the pupils when and where necessary.

Teacher’s Activities:

  • Show examples of words with the ‘kn’ sound.
  • Explain and define verbs with real-life examples.
  • Guide students in writing about themselves.
  • Read a story and ask comprehension questions.

Learners’ Activities:

  • Identify the ‘kn’ sound in words.
  • Write sentences with the ‘kn’ sound.
  • Participate in group activity to identify verbs.
  • Write about themselves.
  • Answer questions from the story read.

Assessment:

  • Worksheet with fill-in-the-blank sentences.
  • Group activity to identify verbs.
  • Writing exercise about themselves.

Evaluation Questions (10):

  1. What is the ‘kn’ sound?
  2. Give an example of a word with the ‘kn’ sound.
  3. How do you use the ‘kn’ sound in a sentence?
  4. What is a verb?
  5. Can you give an example of a verb?
  6. Write a sentence with a verb.
  7. What is a composition about yourself?
  8. Identify the verbs in this sentence: “She jumps high.”
  9. Write a sentence with the ‘kn’ sound.
  10. Name a verb.

Conclusion:

  • The teacher goes around to mark and provides necessary corrections on the topic.