A Fun Day with My Family Composition Primary 2 Summer Coaching Week 3
Lesson Plan for Composition
Subject: Composition
Class: Grade 2
Term: Summer Coaching
Week: 3
Age: 7 years
Topic: A Fun Day with My Family
Sub-topic: Describing a Fun Day Spent with Family
Duration: 40 minutes
Behavioral Objectives: By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:
- Describe a fun day they spent with their family.
- Write a few sentences about the activities they did with their family.
- Identify the importance of spending time with family.
- Share their experiences with classmates.
Keywords: Fun day, family, activities, describe, importance
Set Induction: Start by asking pupils to share their favorite family activities or outings they enjoyed.
Entry Behavior: Pupils can talk about times they spent with family members and the activities they did.
Learning Resources and Materials:
- Pictures of family activities
- Flashcards with keywords
- Chart of family activities
Building Background/Connection to Prior Knowledge: Discuss what family time means and why it is important. Relate to pupils’ experiences with their families.
Embedded Core Skills:
- Communication
- Writing
- Observation
Reference Books: Lagos State Scheme of Work
Instructional Materials:
- Pictures of different family activities
- Flashcards
- Writing materials
Content:
- Description of a Fun Day:
- Who was there
- What activities were done
- Where it took place
- How it felt
- Importance of Family Time:
- Building relationships
- Creating memories
- Learning and sharing
- Examples of Family Activities:
- Going to the park
- Having a picnic
- Watching a movie
- Playing games
Examples:
- I spent a fun day with my family at the beach.
- We played games, built sandcastles, and swam in the ocean.
- I felt very happy and enjoyed every moment.
- Spending time with my family makes me feel loved.
Evaluation:
- I spent a fun day with my _______. a. friends
b. family
c. teachers
d. classmates - We went to the _______ for our fun day. a. park
b. school
c. market
d. library - We played _______ at the park. a. cards
b. games
c. music
d. books - My favorite part of the day was _______. a. eating
b. playing
c. cleaning
d. working - Spending time with my family makes me feel _______. a. sad
b. happy
c. angry
d. bored - We had a picnic and ate _______. a. books
b. toys
c. food
d. clothes - I enjoyed watching a _______ with my family. a. movie
b. book
c. picture
d. game - We built _______ in the sand. a. houses
b. sandcastles
c. cars
d. trees - My family and I went _______ in the ocean. a. swimming
b. running
c. jumping
d. sleeping - I love spending time with my _______. a. pets
b. toys
c. family
d. homework - We played _______ together in the park. a. chess
b. soccer
c. cards
d. drums - My family went to the _______ for a fun day. a. hospital
b. beach
c. office
d. school - I felt very _______ during our fun day. a. sad
b. happy
c. angry
d. tired - We took many _______ during our fun day. a. pictures
b. books
c. games
d. toys - A fun day with my family is _______. a. boring
b. fun
c. tiring
d. scary
Class Activity Discussion:
- Q: Who did you spend the fun day with? A: I spent the fun day with my family.
- Q: Where did you go for your fun day? A: We went to the park.
- Q: What activities did you do with your family? A: We played games, had a picnic, and watched a movie.
- Q: What did you eat during your fun day? A: We ate sandwiches and fruits during our picnic.
- Q: How did you feel during the fun day? A: I felt very happy and excited.
- Q: What was your favorite part of the day? A: My favorite part was playing games with my family.
- Q: Why is spending time with family important? A: Spending time with family is important because it builds relationships and creates memories.
- Q: What did you learn from your fun day with family? A: I learned that spending time with family is fun and important.
- Q: What games did you play with your family? A: We played soccer and hide and seek.
- Q: What did you enjoy the most about the fun day? A: I enjoyed spending time with my family the most.
- Q: What did you do at the park? A: We played on the swings and slides at the park.
- Q: How did your family make the day special? A: My family made the day special by planning fun activities and spending time together.
- Q: What will you remember about the fun day? A: I will remember the joy and fun we had together.
- Q: Did you take any pictures during the fun day? A: Yes, we took many pictures to remember the day.
- Q: How can you make your next fun day with family even better? A: We can plan more activities and invite other family members.
Presentation:
- Step 1: Revising the previous topic
- Review what was previously learned about pets and their care.
- Step 2: Introducing the new topic
- Introduce the topic “A Fun Day with My Family” and explain its importance.
- Show pictures of different family activities and discuss their experiences.
- Step 3: Allowing pupils to contribute and correcting them as necessary
- Encourage pupils to describe their fun day with family.
- Correct and guide them to use complete sentences and proper grammar.
Teacher’s Activities:
- Show pictures and discuss features of different family activities.
- Write key points on the board.
- Assist pupils in writing sentences about their fun day with family.
Learners’ Activities:
- Observe pictures of different family activities.
- Participate in discussion.
- Write a few sentences about their fun day with family.
Assessment: Pupils will write a short composition about their fun day with family, mentioning who was there, what activities they did, where it took place, and how they felt.
Evaluation Questions:
- Who did you spend the fun day with?
- Where did you go for your fun day?
- What activities did you do with your family?
- What did you eat during your fun day?
- How did you feel during the fun day?
- What was your favorite part of the day?
- Why is spending time with family important?
- What did you learn from your fun day with family?
- What games did you play with your family?
- What did you enjoy the most about the fun day?
Conclusion: Mark pupils’ work and provide feedback. Encourage them to share their compositions with their classmates.