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LP GK 28 10 24

This daily lesson plan for a Grade 1 General Knowledge class focuses on teaching students the qualities of a good citizen through peer discussion. The lesson includes a starter quiz, pair tutoring, independent practice, and an exit ticket to assess understanding. Learning outcomes emphasize students' ability to describe good citizenship qualities and recognize them in daily life.

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LP GK 28 10 24

This daily lesson plan for a Grade 1 General Knowledge class focuses on teaching students the qualities of a good citizen through peer discussion. The lesson includes a starter quiz, pair tutoring, independent practice, and an exit ticket to assess understanding. Learning outcomes emphasize students' ability to describe good citizenship qualities and recognize them in daily life.

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Daily Lesson Plan

AY 2024 – 25 Term 1
Day/Date: 28-10-24/Monday Subject: GK Class: 1
Duration: 35 minutes Week: 12 Teacher:Dua Sania-Arika-Mehreen
Topic: Qualities of a Good Citizen (Peer-Discussion)
Learning Objectives: Learners will be able to Learning outcomes / Success Criteria
1.12.4 Identify and describe qualities that make a good citizen, such as showing Students will describe the qualities of a
respect, being honest, and being kind to others. good citizen and recognize examples of
good citizenship in their daily lives. They
will collaborate with peers by discussing
and listing to each other.
Resources: -colored sheets -realia -stationary

Cross-curricular Links:
Hygiene and nutrition, teamwork and communication
Learning Activities:
Starter Activity: (5 minutes)
Question Quiz
Begin the lesson by asking a simple question to activate prior knowledge. By asking students why they think it's important
to be kind to others, you encourage them to reflect on basic principles of good citizenship. Use this to introduce the topic
of being a good citizen.
HOT: Why do you think it’s important to be kind to others?

Guided Practice: (10 minutes)


Pair Tutoring
Teacher will make pairs, students will discuss the qualities of a good citizen, such as showing respect, being honest, and
being kind. Provide sentence starters to help guide their conversation, such as: "A good citizen is someone who…"
"I think being honest means…Walk around to observe conversations, prompting students with questions like HOT: Which
quality do you think is most important?" to keep discussions on track.

Independent Practice (10 minutes)


List Qualities of a Good Citizen on Colored Sheet
Task 1: Write 6-7 good qualities of a citizen.
Task 2: Write 3-4 good qualities and draw its symbols.

Wrap-up (5 minutes)
Exit Ticket
For the exit ticket, ask each student to write one quality of a good citizen on a small slip of paper before they leave.
HOT: Which quality of a good citizen do you think you will practice today? Why?

Assessment Opportunities:(5 minutes)


Self-assessment:
HOT: Why is it important to be honest when playing with your friends?
HOT: How can you show respect to your teacher in class?

Homework: incomplete class work cannot be assigned as homework: Revision

Lesson Evaluation: reflection what went well and what needs to be improved in the next lesson.
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TCS SIQA Handbook /Lesson plan format/AY2024-25

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