Lesson Plan
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Date
__________
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Class
4
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Subject
English
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Unit
Unit 2 : My Beautiful World
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Lesson
The Lagori Champions
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Duration
40 Minutes
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Learning Outcomes
- Students read the dialogue with correct pronunciation and expression.
- Students understand the rules and importance of the traditional game Lagori.
- Students learn new vocabulary related to games, teamwork and sportsmanship.
- Students answer simple questions and communicate confidently in English.
Theme
The lesson highlights the importance of traditional games, teamwork, cooperation, sportsmanship and respect for cultural diversity while encouraging children to stay active and play together.
Teaching-Learning Materials
- NCERT English Textbook
- Pictures of Lagori (Seven Stones)
- Seven flat stones and a soft ball
- Flash Cards
- Blackboard and Chalk
- Picture Cards
- Worksheets
Teaching-Learning Process / Activities
The lesson will be taught through dialogue reading, picture observation, role play, discussion and activity-based learning so that every child actively participates and understands the importance of teamwork and traditional games.
Day 1
| No. | Teaching-Learning Process / Activities | Time | Assessment |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |
Before Teaching Show pictures of children playing different outdoor games. Ask questions such as “Which game do you play?” and “Have you ever played Lagori or Seven Stones?” |
8 Minutes | Oral interaction |
| 2 |
During Teaching The teacher introduces the lesson and reads Part I with proper pronunciation and expression. Students listen carefully and repeat the dialogues after the teacher. |
15 Minutes | Reading and pronunciation |
| 3 |
Activity – Picture Talk Students observe the textbook pictures and describe what the children are doing using simple English sentences. |
10 Minutes | Observation and speaking |
| 4 |
After Teaching Ask questions such as: • Who introduced Prakash to his friends? • What game were the children discussing? • What is another name of Lagori? |
7 Minutes | Question-answer |
Day 2
| No. | Teaching-Learning Process / Activities | Time | Assessment |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |
Before Teaching Revise the previous lesson through picture-based questions. Ask students to recall the names of the characters and explain the basic rules of Lagori. |
5 Minutes | Oral response |
| 2 |
During Teaching The teacher reads Part II with proper pronunciation and expression. Explain the sequence of the Lagori match, teamwork, fair play and the importance of following game rules. Students read the lesson in pairs. |
12 Minutes | Reading, pronunciation and comprehension |
| 3 |
Activity – Role Play Divide the class into small groups. Students perform the dialogue by taking the roles of Ravi, Prakash, Deepa, Imran, Nidhi and Guneet with proper expressions. |
8 Minutes | Participation and speaking skills |
| 4 |
Activity – Teamwork Game Ask children to stack paper cups or blocks in groups. Discuss how cooperation and communication help a team succeed, just like in the Lagori match. |
5 Minutes | Observation and teamwork |
| 5 |
Vocabulary Practice Introduce new words such as match, referee, opponent, boundary, teamwork, warriors, dodged, stacked. Students use each word in a simple sentence. |
5 Minutes | Vocabulary usage |
| 6 |
After Teaching Ask questions such as: • Who blew the whistle to start the match? • Which team won the match? • Why did the players shake hands after the match? • What values do we learn from this lesson? |
5 Minutes | Question-answer and understanding |
Assessment
- What is Lagori? How is it played?
- Who explained the rules of Lagori to Prakash?
- Which team won the match?
- Write any four new words from the lesson.
- What values do you learn from this lesson?
Homework
Read the lesson aloud with correct pronunciation. Learn the new words, complete the textbook and workbook exercises, and discuss with your family about any traditional game played in your village or locality.
Remedial and Enrichment Activities
Remedial Activities
Provide additional reading practice to children who face difficulty in reading dialogues. Use pictures, role play and repetition to improve pronunciation and comprehension. Encourage them to read short dialogues with a partner and identify the characters.
Enrichment Activities
Ask advanced learners to prepare a short presentation on any traditional game played in their region. They may also compare Lagori with another outdoor game and speak five simple English sentences about teamwork and sportsmanship.
Follow-up Plan
Students should revise the lesson at home and complete all Textbook and Workbook exercises.
📘 Textbook Solutions & Workbook Solutions:
the-lagori-champions
In the next class, the teacher will discuss the completed exercises, clear students’ doubts, revise the new vocabulary and introduce the next lesson through a short classroom discussion.
| Class Teacher | Head Teacher | Academic Mentor / ARP |
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