RPH Week 14 2019
RPH Week 14 2019
CONTENT STANDARD M 4.1 Communicate intelligibly through print and digital media on familiar topics
C 3.1.1 Understand the main points in longer texts on an increased range of familiar topics
 LEARNING OBJECTIVES                  By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:
                                 M    Write a 3 paragraph story about a girl who goes missing.
                                 C    Pupils read and understand the story and identify the main ideas.
                                          1.   ACTIVITY A: Pupils read through the sentences 1-6 without writing any answers
                                               and think about which of the expressions from the wordbank would complete
                                               each one.
                                          2.   Pupils do the task individually and then compare answers with a partner.
                                          3.   ACTIVITY B: Pupils write a story called ‘A True Mystery.’ Pupils do the task
 ** differentiation strategies                 individually and check answers as a class.
                                          4.   ACTIVITY C: Pupils look at the Learning Focus box to remind them about how a
                                               story is organized.
                                          5.   Pupils do the task individually and then check answers as a class.
                                          6.   ACTIVITY D: Pupils do the task individually and then check answers as a class.
                                          7.   ACTIVITY G: Pupils make a plan for their story and think of ideas for a beginning,
                                               middle and end for their story.
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PENGETUA/PENOLONG KANAN /PENOLONG KANAN PETANG
                                    ENGLISH LANGUAGE DAILY LESSON PLAN
LESSON 38                            WEEK 14                         MONDAY                          8 APRIL 2019
SUBJECT                         :    ENGLISH
FORM                            :    3 GIGIH
TIME/ DURATION                  :    10.20 a.m- 11.20 a.m /60 minutes
THEME                           :    Health and Environment
TOPIC                           :    Special Relationships
FOCUS SKILLS                    :    Writing
LANGUAGE / GRAMMAR                   Words/expressions for telling a story
FOCUS
CONTENT STANDARD M 4.1 Communicate intelligibly through print and digital media on familiar topics
C 3.1.1 Understand the main points in longer texts on an increased range of familiar topics
LEARNING OBJECTIVES                  By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:
                                M    Write a 3 paragraph story about a girl who goes missing.
                                C    Pupils read and understand the story and identify the main ideas.
                                         1.   ACTIVITY A: Pupils read through the sentences 1-6 without writing any answers
                                              and think about which of the expressions from the wordbank would complete
                                              each one.
                                         2.   Pupils do the task individually and then compare answers with a partner.
                                         3.   ACTIVITY B: Pupils write a story called ‘A True Mystery.’ Pupils do the task
** differentiation strategies                 individually and check answers as a class.
                                         4.   ACTIVITY C: Pupils look at the Learning Focus box to remind them about how a
                                              story is organized.
                                         5.   Pupils do the task individually and then check answers as a class.
                                         6.   ACTIVITY D: Pupils do the task individually and then check answers as a class.
                                         7.   ACTIVITY G: Pupils make a plan for their story and think of ideas for a beginning,
                                              middle and end for their story.
CONTENT STANDARD M 4.1 Communicate intelligibly through print and digital media on familiar topics
LEARNING STANDARD M 4.1.3 Summarise the main points and explain key details of a story, text or plot
                                     3.1.1 Understand the main points in longer texts on an increased range of familiar topics
                                C
LEARNING OBJECTIVES                  By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:
                                M    Write a 3 paragraph story about a girl who goes missing.
                                C    Pupils read and understand the story and identify the main ideas.
                                         8.    ACTIVITY A: Pupils read through the sentences 1-6 without writing any answers
                                               and think about which of the expressions from the wordbank would complete
                                               each one.
                                         9.    Pupils do the task individually and then compare answers with a partner.
                                         10.   ACTIVITY B: Pupils write a story called ‘A True Mystery.’ Pupils do the task
** differentiation strategies                  individually and check answers as a class.
                                         11.   ACTIVITY C: Pupils look at the Learning Focus box to remind them about how a
                                               story is organized.
                                         12.   Pupils do the task individually and then check answers as a class.
                                         13.   ACTIVITY D: Pupils do the task individually and then check answers as a class.
                                         14.   ACTIVITY G: Pupils make a plan for their story and think of ideas for a beginning,
                                               middle and end for their story.
C .N/A
                                C    N/A
LEARNING OBJECTIVES                  By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:
                                M        1. List down at least 4/5 examples of sentences with relative clause correctly.
                                C        2. Use the prompts given to write sentences using who,which or where.
                                         3. Complete the text with which,when, where and whose.
SUCCESS CRITERIA           Students will be successful if by the end of the lesson, they are able to:
                               1. Draw a circle map on the poem.
                               2. Complete a synopsis of the poem.
                               3. Match the lines to the explanation of the poem.
                               1.     Write True/False for all 10 statements based on their understanding of the
ACTIVITIES                             poem.
                               2.    Work in pairs.
                               3.     Complete a circle map on ‘My Way Of Thinking About What Has
                                       Happened To Lulu’.
                               4.     Fill in the blanks with appropriate words or phrases from the poem to
                                       complete the synopsis.
                               5.     Match the lines taken from the poem in Column A to the explanation in
                                       Column B.
                               6.      Talk about their own experience - have they ever thought of running away
                                       from home/thought of running away from home and what happened.
HOTS/LEARNING SKILLS/i-    Analysing/Cooperating/Circle Map
THINK
RESOURCES                  Literature textbook, worksheets
TEACHER’S REFLECTION
WEEK / DAY                 WEEK 13 / TUESDAY                   DATE               2 APRIL 2019
TIME/CLASS/SUBJECT         12.20 a.m – 1.20 p.m                5 BIJAK            ENGLISH LANGUAGE
TOPIC                      POEM – WHAT HAS HAPPENED TO LULU
LEARNING OUTCOMES          3.1a, e
LEARNING OBJECTIVES        Students should be able to understand the poem ‘What Has happened To Lulu.”
SUCCESS CRITERIA           Students will be successful if by the end of the lesson, they are able to:
                               1. Draw a circle map on the poem.
                               2. Complete a synopsis of the poem.
                               3. Match the lines to the explanation of the poem.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES                  By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:
                                M        1. List down at least 4/5 examples of sentences with relative clause correctly.
                                C        2. Use the prompts given to write sentences using who,which or where.
                                         3. Complete the text with which,when, where and whose.
CROSS CURRICULAR                :    Values
ELEMENTS
ACTIVITIES:                     :    Pre Lesson-5 minutes
PRE-LESSON                           1) Pupils list down the relative pronouns that can be used with relative clause.
C .N/A
                                C    N/A
LEARNING OBJECTIVES                  By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:
                                         1. List down at least 4/5 examples of sentences with relative clause correctly.
                                         2. Use the prompts given to write sentences using who,which or where.
                                         3. Complete the text with which,when, where and whose.
C .N/A
C .N/A
C N/A
LEARNING OBJECTIVES                  By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:
                                M    1.List down at least 4/5 examples of sentences with relative clause correctly.
                                C    2.Use the prompts given to write sentences using who,which or where.
                                     3.Complete the text with which,when, where and whose.
LEARNING STANDARD               M    1.1.3 Recognise with little or no support attitudes or opinions in longer texts on an
                                     increased range of familiar topics
                                C     2.3.1 Keep interaction going in longer exchanges by asking a speaker to slow down, speak
                                     up or to repeat what they have said
LEARNING OBJECTIVES                  By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:
                                M    Listen to four people and match at least 3/ 4 speakers with the correct feelings.
                                C    Listen and identify True/ False statements by answering at least 5/6 statements correctly.
SUCCESS CRITERIA          Students will be successful if by the end of the lesson, they are able to:
                              1. Match words to their definitions.
                              2. Fill in the blanks for a summary.
CONTENT STANDARD M 4.1 Communicate intelligibly through print and digital media on familiar topics
                                C    .3.2 Explore and expand ideas for personal development by reading independently and
                                     widely
LEARNING STANDARD               M    2.1.4 Explain own point of view
                                C    3.1.3 Guess the meaning of unfamiliar words from clues provided by other words and by
                                     context on an increased range of familiar topic
LEARNING OBJECTIVES                  By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:
                                M    Read the example e-mail and answer at least 3/ 4 True False questions correctly
                                C    Write an e-mail to a friend describing about the things people do in your country to
                                     protect the planet in at least 100 words.
LEARNING STANDARD               M    1.1.3 Recognise with little or no support attitudes or opinions in longer texts on an
                                C    increased range of familiar topics
                                      2.3.1 Keep interaction going in longer exchanges by asking a speaker to slow down, speak
                                     up or to repeat what they have said
LEARNING OBJECTIVES                  By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:
                                M    Listen to four people and match at least 3/ 4 speakers with the correct feelings.
                                C    Listen and identify True/ False statements by answering at least 5/6 statements correctly.
SUCCESS CRITERIA           Students will be successful if by the end of the lesson, they are able to:
                           Answer contextual and HOTS questions correctly based on Chapter 1.
                               1.   Recall what Chapter 1 is about.
ACTIVITIES                     2.   Work in pairs.
                               3.   Discuss to answer all 15 questions by using their whole knowledge of the
                                       chapter.
                               4.   Pupils take turns to provide the answers on the whiteboard and check their
                                       answers .
SUCCESS CRITERIA           Students will be successful if by the end of the lesson, they are able to:
                                3. Match words to their definitions.
                           Fill in the blanks for a summary.
                                6.     Guess what the story is about by looking at the title.
ACTIVITIES                      7.     Guess the meanings of words/phrases in context by matching words to their
                                         definitions.
                                8.     Work in pairs.
                                9.     Complete the summary of Chapter 1 with suitable words and phrases from
                                         the story.
                                1.       Say what they have learned from this chapter in a combo mat (All-Write-
                                         Round-Robin).
HOTS/LEARNING SKILLS/i-    Analysing, Evaluating/Cooperating, All-Write-Round-Robin
THINK
RESOURCES                  Literature textbook, ‘Dear Mr. Kilmer’ Literature Module, mini whiteboard, marker
                           pen
TEACHER’S REFLECTION
                                    ENGLISH LANGUAGE DAILY LESSON PLAN
LESSON 36&37                         WEEK 13                        FRIDAY                          5 APRIL 2019
SUBJECT                         :    ENGLISH
FORM                            :    3 GIGIH
TIME/ DURATION                  :    7.30 a.m- 8.30 a.m /60 minutes
THEME                           :    Health and Environment
TOPIC                           :    Special Relationship
FOCUS SKILLS                    :    Speaking
LANGUAGE / GRAMMAR                   Useful expressions for giving advice
FOCUS
CONTENT STANDARD M 2.1 Communicate information, ideas, opinions and feelings intelligibly on familiar topics
TEACHER’S REFLECTION
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PENGETUA/PENOLONG KANAN/PENOLONG KANAN PETANG
                                    ENGLISH LANGUAGE DAILY LESSON PLAN
LESSON 36&37                         WEEK 13                        FRIDAY                          5 APRIL 2019
SUBJECT                         :    ENGLISH
FORM                            :    3 DEDIKASI
TIME/ DURATION                  :    8.30 a.m- 9.00 a.m /60 minutes
THEME                           :    Health and Environment
TOPIC                           :    Special Relationship
FOCUS SKILLS                    :    Speaking
LANGUAGE / GRAMMAR                   Useful expressions for giving advice
FOCUS
CONTENT STANDARD M 2.1 Communicate information, ideas, opinions and feelings intelligibly on familiar topics
TEACHER’S REFLECTION
                          ENGLISH LANGUAGE DAILY LESSON PLAN 2019
SUCCESS CRITERIA           Students will be successful if by the end of the lesson, they are able to:
                               1. Answer contextual and HOTS questions correctly based on Chapter 1.
                               1.   Recall what Chapter 1 is about.
ACTIVITIES                     2.   Work in pairs.
                               3.   Discuss to answer all 15 questions by using their whole knowledge of the
                                       chapter.
                               4.      Pupils take turns to provide the answers on the whiteboard and check
                                       their answers .