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While- teaching: Get, Turn on, Wash, Squeeze, Brush, Rinse out,
An A3 teeth card that the teacher can Turn off.
explain how to write a procedural text
on it.
Slowly, Carefully, Gently.
Post-teaching:
A4 paper to write their own procedural
text.
Colors to color the eyes, cheeks,
topper, and hand and glue to stick
them and create their design.
Opening (warmer activity + teacher introduction/demonstration of small group activities)
The teacher will show the student the video and ask them to predict the lesson
Time: 15 min
objective.
Whole
Then the teacher will explain the new vocab and adjectives that they will use to write
procedural text about how to brush your teeth.
Then the teacher will explain how to write procedural text about how to brush your
teeth on an A3 teeth model card.
Guided Experience (group working with the teacher)
The teacher will focus on the low ability because they need to help in writing, so she
can help them using the new words. Then they can design their own teeth topper.
15 min
Small
Average and high students can write be their own and they also have get help from
Time:
Asking quick questions about how to brush your teeth and they should answer in full
Whole
sentence using the new words that they learned in the lesson.
Time:
Assessment (to be done during activity time, who and what will be assessed?)
The teacher can assess student’s abilities in writing while they are doing the post activity.
Also, while she is asking the closing questions.
References
Australia Kindergarten How to Brush Your Teeth Procedure Word and Picture
Matching Activity Sheet. (n.d.). Retrieved October 21, 2018, from twinkl
website: https://www.twinkl.ae/resource/
au-l-553-australia-kindergarten-how-to-brush-your-teeth-procedure-word-and-pictur
e-matching-activity-sheet
Crafty Bee Creations. (n.d.). How to Brush Your Teeth. Retrieved October 21,
2018, from teachers pay teachers website:
https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/How-to-Brush-Your-Teeth-3051935
Kengelke. (n.d.). teeth anchor chart. Retrieved October 21, 2018, from pinterest
website: https://www.pinterest.co.uk/pin/864128247225952384/
Nowland, S. (2008, September 17). How to brush your teeth? Retrieved October 21,
2018, from youtube website: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=djNOAmn82nc
Reflection WWW/EBI
I taught the student about procedural text and how to brush your teeth. The lesson was good, and
the activity were perfect because they must write so they practiced the new words and they learned
that there are steps to brush your teeth. Also, the teacher loved the activity where they should
match the parts to get some of the lesson objects. But my MST said that it will be better if I show
them how to write and ask them to copy because it’s new genre. So, I did it and it was good, and
they understood the outcome.
Behaviour management
Behavior management was better than the last lesson. I used a bill to ask them to be quiet.
Moreover, I used an online timer that shows a rocket, so they can see the spark and try to finish
their work before the rocket flies.
Groupings/differentiation
In this lesson there are no differentiation because my MST said that they all need to write, and it will
be good for all students practice and copy from the board. Also, the high students were able to use
recount words to have a complete sentence of the steps.
Next Steps in learning and teaching
In the next step the teacher should repeat what they learned and ask them to copy because if the
teacher keeps repeating the student will learn better as Pavlov did with the dog. He was repeating
the action tell the dog understood the idea of the bill (McLeod, 2018).
References
McLeod, S. (2018, October 8). Pavlov's Dogs. Retrieved October 25, 2018, from
Simply Psychology website: https://www.simplypsychology.org/pavlov.html