Y6 SJK UNIT 4 Learning To Learn
Y6 SJK UNIT 4 Learning To Learn
Y6 SJK UNIT 4 Learning To Learn
REFLECTION
____/____ of pupils able to achieve the LO and given enrichment exercise(s).
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Study alone
Study group
How you
learn?
No. Names How they learn.
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ENGLISH LESSON PLAN YEAR 6 SJK
Week Class 6 Time
Day Tuesday Attendance
Date 01-Jan-19 Lesson Focus Writing
Theme Topic
World of knowledge Learning To Learn
Language/ Grammar focus new vocabulary based on the topic
3.3 write and present ideas through a variety of media using
appropriate language, form and style.
Content Standard 2.2 demonstrate understanding of a variety of linear and
nonlinear texts in the form of print and non-print materials
using a range of strategies to construct meaning.
3.3.1 Able to create texts using a variety of media with
guidance: (a) non-linear (b) linear
Learning Standard
2.2.2 Able to read and understand phrases and sentences
from: (a) linear texts (b) non-linear texts
LEARNING OBJECTIVE(S): By the end of the lesson, pupils will be able to
write in neat legible print with correct spelling with guidance
Success Criteria :Pupils can
write 4 out of 7 sentences/passage in neat legible print with correct spelling:
21st Century Activities & Skills Resources CCE / EE Assessment
Multiple
Think-Pair-Share Textbook Bubble Map Questions
Intelligences
Contextual
Communication Flashcards . Observation
Learning
Learning Outline
Pre-lesson 1. Teacher displays a picture of speaker and elicits pupils.
Lesson Delivery Post Lesson
1.Refer the textbook pg 37, elicits and get pupils to read after. 1. Class discussion and teacher check and pupils
2. Read and understand the meaning. make corrections.
3. In pair work, pupils discuss to write an announcement based on the 2.Pupils read and present their work.
notice given.
4. Teacher guides and check pupils’ writing.
REFLECTION
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ENGLISH LESSON PLAN YEAR 6 SJK
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ENGLISH LESSON PLAN YEAR 6 SJK
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Visual learners:
Visual learners are people who thrive with history timelines and love to see information and
relationships between ideas on paper. Chances are, if you give a visual learner a list of instructions
verbally, it will go in one ear and out the other. But if you write it down, they will be able to finish the list
easily and stay on task. Visual learners are often very logical so if they need to learn/memorise
something, make it clear why it is important and build the relationship between concept points.
Things to do:
This type of learner works best with images, graphs and charts, so allowing them to display their
revision charts in appropriate work spaces will help them retain the information easier.
A visual learner will need more time and practice to build up their auditory skills, whether it is
learning a language or following an instruction, so give them extra time and link it to something written
as much as possible.
Auditory learners:
Give an auditory learner a song and they will pick up the beat and content in no time. These
learners retain heard information the easiest, so things like spoken information, poetry and songs are
perfect for them. They also may be more sensitive to atmospheres and the sounds within them, so try
playing calming music whilst they study and see if this helps them concentrate and retain information
easier.
Things to do:
Turn things into song as much as possible whether it is their ABCs and times tables, or a self
made rap about how to remember types of poetry, it will serve them well. Repetition and a steady beat
are their best friends.
These learners are what they say on the tin writers and readers. This is great for a lot of
traditional subjects like English and history, but they may struggle to tackle other subjects like music or
science.
Things to do:
Work with their strengths, if they prefer writing a timeline out in bullet points, one under the
other, then let them. This type of learner thrives on applying what they have learnt, so writing mock
essays will be their friend.
Chances are they may be harder to adapt to the other skills. Writing and reading are the skill we
emphasis throughout school so working with other forms of learning may have to be pushed outside of
the classroom with things like a music class or a sports team.
Kinaesthetic learners:
Kinaesthetic learners like to move. They work best on their feet and often need to experience
something tactically to full get their heads around it. If someone is described as “good on their feet”
they are often described as a kinaesthetic learner
Things to do:
Have as much interaction and physical forms of learning as possible. Role play is brilliant or
saying something whilst they are moving is brilliant for them.
Exams are, for the most part, not done moving around. Kinaesthetic learners will need to work
on channeling their energy and may need to use their fingers as a way of remembering. This is best
applied to your nine times tables.