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    INNOVATIVE LESSON TEMPLATE

    Name of the teacher trainee : Chinchu Chandran Standard : IX

    Name of the school : NSS High School, Pullikkanakku Strengh : 21

    Subject : nglish Period : !

    "uration: #$mins

    "ate : %&1'&2'1$

    Content Analysis :(he students themsel)es find out the content of the stor*

    +ro)ided to them

    Objectives :Students -ill be able to +redict +ossible missing -ords from a short

    stor* b* using conte.t clues

    Pre- requisites :

    (he students/

    Student should ha)e read stories

    (he* should ha)e a tendenc* of +redicting the clima. of stories (he* should be able to identif* the missing -ords in a stor*

    Pro+er )ocabular* should be there in students

    Students should be able to associate s*non*ms

    Teacin! Learnin! Ai"s :Stor* book, Co+ies of the stor* co)ered -ith suitable

    -ords

    Classroo# Interaction Proce"ure Assess#ent

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    In$or#al Interaction : (he teacher

    creates a ra++ort -ith the students -ith

    an informal con)ersation

    Entry Tal% :(he teacher asks the

    students -hether the* read storiesLin% Tal% : (oda* -e are going to

    read a short stor* in a ne- -a* (oda*

    I am free and it is *our turn to read the

    stor* and +redict the -ords -hich I

    miss So shall I +roceed

    Micro&rocessin! o$ te In&ut

    Mo"el rea"in! by te teacer :(he

    teacher reads the stor* aloud to theclass sa*ing the -ord 0blank -here

    -ords are co)ered u+

    Pase I

    fter reading the stor* to the class

    sa*ing the -ord 0blank -here -ords

    are co)ered u+ (eacher asks the

    students

    (eacher : Can *ou suggest +ossible-ords that -ould com+lete the

    sentences correctl*

    No- the teacher -rites all the

    suggestions on the board

    Pase II

    Here the teacher discuss -h* these

    -ords -ould -ork -ell or -ould

    not -ork and narro- the choices do-n

    according to -hat the class decides

    (eacher : No- I am going to unco)er

    the first letter of the first -ord

    (eacher kee+s on re+eating the same

    routine for each -ord that is co)ered

    u+

    (he students res+ond acti)el*

    (he students res+ond acti)el*

    (he students listen carefull*

    3ne +erson from each grou+ gi)es

    +ossible suggestions

    Students eagerl* -atch the first letter

    of the -ord

    Students started discussing -hether

    their ans-er is right or -rong

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    Pase III

    "e+ending on the e.+erience le)el and

    reading le)el of the students the teacher

    tries to sho- some +ictures related to

    the hidden -ordsPase IV

    fter students decoding all of the

    co)ered -ords, the teacher sho-s them

    the +ro+er ans-ers and she +redicts the

    real -inners

    Closure o$ te Lesson

    (he teacher asks the class certain

    4uestions:1 "o *ou ha)e to read e)er* single

    -ord in order to understand the

    stor*5

    2 "oes the use of s*non*ms make

    the stor* change5

    6 Ho- do *ou +redict -ords5

    Evaluation o$ te Lesson

    ach and e)er* student in the class

    came out -ith their ans-ers (he* ga)e

    or +redict logical -ords Some also

    +redicted -ords -hich -ere not

    a++ro+riate 7hen gra+ho+honic clues

    -ere gi)en 8beginning letter, etc9

    students -ere able to use them to

    figure out the actual -ord

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