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Week 8 LP G4

The document provides details of a lesson plan for a 4th grade writing class. Over two sessions, students will learn how to write an engaging fictional narrative with an introduction, body incorporating dialogue, and conclusion. They will practice key elements and receive guidance from the teacher to structure their story.

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Week 8 LP G4

The document provides details of a lesson plan for a 4th grade writing class. Over two sessions, students will learn how to write an engaging fictional narrative with an introduction, body incorporating dialogue, and conclusion. They will practice key elements and receive guidance from the teacher to structure their story.

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Code: E1-3-EL-

MS

Issue
(1)24/8/2022
Lesson Plan
Grade: 4 Trimester: 1 Week: 8
Skill: Writing Date: 22-26/10/2013

Session 1
T. Observation by
Stage Time Objectives Description of the resources/level
name

-Reflect with the -The teacher will start by reminding


Opening the students of the introduction that
students
was written last session.

Differen Write a dialogue on the board and


tiated ask 2 students to stand and act it
Activity out.
-By the end of this -The teacher will discuss the
lesson, students should following points on how to write a
create an engaging body
good dialogue:
for a fictional narrative.
1. Dialogue is a conversation
between two or more people.
-Students will be able to 2. Dialogue brings characters to
enhance their narrative life and adds interest.
writing by incorporating
and dialogue -How to write a dialogue in the
effectively. correct form?
-The teacher will explain the correct
way to write the dialogue then will
ask students to participate in the
activity below.

Activity #1:
Divide students into pairs.

Show them a picture of people


talking. Pictures involving a literary
work they are reading are most
effective.

Instruct pairs to invent a situation


and write a dialogue of at least 10
lines.

Encourage students to include


explanatory material and to write
more than just “he said…she said.”

-Students will write a well-


structured body that should include
dialogue in their copybook.

-The teacher will create the body


checklist the same as the
introduction’s checklist.

Body 1:

*The problem: what the main


character is facing

*Transition words: The next day,


First, Then, ….

*Descriptive words: the clear blue


sky
*Feelings: hungry, happy,

*Dialogues: quotation marks, the


characters should speak throughout
the writing.

Assign
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ment

Session 2
T. Observation by
Stage Time Objectives Description of the resources/level
name

-Reflect with the -The teacher will start by reminding


Opening the students of the introduction and
students
body that was written last session.

Differen -In today's session the teacher will


tiated explain that the conclusion should
Activity include 3 main things which are:
-By the end of this
*An ending transition word
lesson, students should
write a well-structured
*The solution
conclusion

*The moral: which is the lesson


learnt.

The teacher will give 1 to 1


instruction to each student.
-The teacher will ask the students to
write their writing neatly on another
paper for them to see their writing at
the end.

Assign
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ment

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