Exploring Stories: Sharing, Learning, and Relating Comprehension English Grammar Primary 6 First Term Lesson Notes Week 3
Subject: English Language
Class: Primary 6
Term: First Term
Week: 3
Age: 10-11 years
Topic: Supplementary Reading
Sub-topic: Sharing and Discussing Stories
Duration: 40 minutes
Behavioral Objectives
By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:
- Share the story they have read with other pupils.
- Discuss the lessons learned from the book.
- Relate events in the story to their personal lives.
Keywords
- Supplementary Reading
- Story Sharing
- Lessons Learned
- Personal Connection
Set Induction
Begin by discussing the importance of reading supplementary materials and how sharing stories can help us understand different perspectives and learn valuable lessons.
Entry Behavior
Pupils should have read a supplementary book or story as assigned in previous lessons.
Learning Resources and Materials
- Copies of the supplementary book or story
- Whiteboard and markers
- Notebooks for note-taking
Building Background/Connection to Prior Knowledge
Review how to summarize a story and discuss previous experiences where pupils have shared stories or personal experiences.
Embedded Core Skills
- Oral communication
- Critical thinking
- Personal reflection
Learning Materials
- Supplementary book or story
- Discussion prompts
Reference Books
- Lagos State Scheme of Work for Primary Schools
- Selected supplementary reading materials
Instructional Materials
- Copies of the book or story
- Whiteboard and markers
Content
- Story Sharing:
- Pupils take turns sharing the main points of the story they read.
- Encourage them to summarize the plot, characters, and key events.
- Discussing Lessons Learned:
- Facilitate a discussion on the lessons or morals from the story.
- Write down key lessons on the board for reference.
- Relating Events to Personal Lives:
- Ask pupils to reflect on how the events or themes of the story relate to their own experiences.
- Have pupils share personal connections and discuss how the story influenced their thinking.
15 Fill-in-the-Blank Questions with Options
- The purpose of sharing a story is to _______ with others.
a) entertain
b) discuss
c) criticize
d) inform - Lessons learned from a story can help us _______ our own experiences.
a) ignore
b) forget
c) relate
d) misinterpret - Discussing a story helps us understand its _______ better.
a) details
b) setting
c) author
d) meaning - When sharing a story, you should focus on the _______ of the plot.
a) background
b) climax
c) setting
d) characters - Reflecting on a story can lead to _______ insights about our own lives.
a) irrelevant
b) surprising
c) personal
d) unimportant - Personal connections to a story help us _______ the content.
a) ignore
b) appreciate
c) dismiss
d) forget - A summary of a story should include the main _______ and characters.
a) setting
b) details
c) events
d) illustrations - Discussing the moral of a story helps us understand its _______.
a) theme
b) author
c) length
d) genre - To relate a story to your life, you should identify _______ events.
a) unrelated
b) personal
c) fictional
d) irrelevant - Sharing stories can improve our _______ skills.
a) listening
b) drawing
c) cooking
d) walking - The main purpose of discussing lessons from a story is to _______ understanding.
a) deepen
b) ignore
c) complicate
d) disregard - Relating a story to personal experiences can lead to _______ discussions.
a) engaging
b) boring
c) irrelevant
d) confusing - The _______ of a story helps us understand its key message.
a) summary
b) illustration
c) author
d) publisher - Pupils should take turns _______ the main points of the story.
a) discussing
b) ignoring
c) hiding
d) rewriting - Understanding the lessons from a story can help us _______ better decisions.
a) avoid
b) make
c) forget
d) ignore
15 FAQs with Answers
- Q: What should pupils focus on when sharing a story?
A: Pupils should focus on summarizing the main points, characters, and key events. - Q: Why is it important to discuss lessons learned from a story?
A: Discussing lessons helps us understand the story’s meaning and apply it to our own lives. - Q: How can relating a story to personal experiences be helpful?
A: It helps pupils connect with the story on a personal level and gain deeper insights. - Q: What is a key component of summarizing a story?
A: Including the main plot, characters, and key events. - Q: How can discussing the moral of a story be beneficial?
A: It helps pupils understand the story’s main message and its relevance. - Q: What type of insights can reflecting on a story provide?
A: Personal insights that relate to the events or themes of the story. - Q: Why should pupils take turns sharing the story?
A: It allows everyone to participate and practice their communication skills. - Q: What does relating a story to personal experiences involve?
A: Identifying how the story’s events or themes relate to one’s own life. - Q: How can discussing a story improve understanding?
A: It clarifies the story’s meaning and reinforces key lessons. - Q: What should pupils discuss after sharing a story?
A: The lessons learned and how the story relates to their personal lives. - Q: Why is summarizing important in story sharing?
A: It provides a concise overview of the story for others. - Q: What can be discussed to deepen understanding of a story?
A: The story’s lessons, themes, and personal connections. - Q: How can discussing personal connections enhance a story discussion?
A: It makes the discussion more meaningful and relevant. - Q: What role does reflecting on a story play?
A: It helps in understanding how the story’s themes apply to one’s own life. - Q: What should pupils do if they struggle to relate a story to their life?
A: They can discuss with peers or ask for guidance on how the story might be relevant.
Presentation
- Step 1: Revising the Previous Topic
Review how to summarize and discuss a story. - Step 2: Introducing the New Topic
Explain the importance of sharing stories, discussing lessons, and relating them to personal experiences. - Step 3: Guided Practice
Have pupils share their stories, discuss lessons learned, and relate the story to their own lives in groups or pairs.
Teacher’s Activities
- Facilitate story sharing and discussions.
- Guide pupils in identifying lessons from the story.
- Encourage pupils to make personal connections to the story.
Learners’ Activities
- Share their stories with classmates.
- Discuss lessons learned from the story.
- Relate events in the story to their personal experiences.
Assessment
- Observe pupils’ ability to summarize and share stories.
- Evaluate their participation in discussions about lessons and personal connections.
10 Evaluation Questions
- What should be included in a story summary?
- Why is discussing lessons from a story important?
- How can relating a story to personal experiences be beneficial?
- What is the main purpose of sharing a story with others?
- How can you identify key lessons from a story?
- What should pupils focus on when discussing the moral of a story?
- How can personal connections enhance a story discussion?
- What does a good story summary include?
- Why is it useful to relate story events to your own life?
- How can discussing a story improve understanding of its themes?
Conclusion
Review the importance of sharing and discussing stories. Encourage pupils to continue reflecting on how stories relate to their own lives and the lessons they can learn from them.
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