Lesson Title: My Family Members
Grade Level: Primary 3
Subject: English
Duration: 40 minutes
Date: April 5, 2025
I. Teaching Objectives
By the end of the lesson, students will be able to:
1. Recognize and pronounce the names of family members in English (father, mother, brother, sister, grandfather, grandmother).
2. Use simple sentences to describe their family members (e.g., "This is my father." / "She is my sister.").
3. Practice listening and speaking skills through group activities and role-play.
4. Develop a sense of cultural awareness by learning about family structures in different countries.
II. Teaching Materials
- Flashcards with pictures of family members
- A whiteboard and markers
- A short video or audio clip about families (optional)
- Handouts with family tree templates
- Colorful pens and pencils
III. Lesson Procedure
1. Warm-up (5 minutes)
- Greet the students and ask them to say “Good morning” in English.
- Play a quick game: “What’s Missing?” using flashcards of family members. The teacher shows a card, then removes it and asks students to guess which one is missing.
- Ask a few students to introduce their family members briefly.
2. Presentation (10 minutes)
- Introduce new vocabulary using flashcards:
- Father – 爸爸
- Mother – 妈妈
- Brother – 哥哥/弟弟
- Sister – 姐姐/妹妹
- Grandfather – 爷爷
- Grandmother – 奶奶
- Model the pronunciation and write the words on the board.
- Ask students to repeat after the teacher.
- Show a short video or use a picture to explain each member.
3. Practice (15 minutes)
Activity 1: Picture Matching Game
- Distribute handouts with a list of family members and blank spaces for drawing.
- Students match the word with the correct picture and draw the corresponding family member.
Activity 2: Role Play
- Divide students into pairs.
- Each student draws a family member on a piece of paper and introduces it to their partner.
- Encourage them to use simple sentences like: “This is my father.” or “He is my brother.”
4. Consolidation (5 minutes)
- Ask a few students to share what they learned today.
- Review the key vocabulary together.
- Play a quick quiz: Teacher says a word, students raise their hands if they know it.
5. Homework (5 minutes)
- Ask students to draw their family tree and label each member with the correct English word.
- Encourage them to practice saying the names with their parents or siblings.
IV. Assessment
- Observe students during the role-play and matching activity.
- Check homework for accuracy and participation.
- Provide positive feedback and encourage further practice at home.
V. Extension Activity (Optional)
- Introduce more complex family terms such as “uncle,” “aunt,” and “cousin.”
- Watch a short story or read a book about a family to expand vocabulary and comprehension.
VI. Reflection
This lesson aims to make learning about family members fun and interactive. By combining visual aids, games, and real-life situations, students can easily understand and remember the vocabulary. Teachers should ensure that all students have the chance to speak and participate, creating a supportive and engaging classroom environment.
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End of Lesson Plan