Class 2, chapter 1,The City Child , English lesson Plan

Transactional Plan Format

Grade: 2
Subject: English
Month:
Week:
Lesson No.: 1
Lesson: The City Child & My Village
Competency: Learners will be able to recite a poem, read simple sentences, identify rhyming words, and answer questions based on the passage.


Teaching Materials:

  • Textbook
  • Flash cards
  • Picture of village and city
  • Blackboard and chalk
  • Word cards and chart paper

Pre-Knowledge Test:

Teacher asks:

  • Have you seen a city?
  • What do you see in a village?
  • Do you like trees and rivers?
  • What vehicles do you see on roads?

Students answer orally.


Introduction:

Teacher shows pictures of a village and a city.
Teacher discusses:

  • traffic
  • buses
  • trees
  • river
  • village houses

Teacher introduces the poem “The City Child” and the lesson “My Village”.


Concept Building:

  • Teacher reads the poem aloud with proper pronunciation and rhythm.
  • Students repeat line by line.
  • Difficult words are explained:
    • traffic
    • meadows
    • smoke
    • woods
    • greenery
  • Rhyming words are practiced:
    • Street – Feet
    • Here – Hear
    • Row – Go
    • Trams – Lambs
  • Teacher reads the paragraph “This is my village.”
  • Students identify:
    • tall trees
    • short trees
    • river
    • greenery
  • Teacher explains sentence formation:
    • There are tall trees in my village.
    • The name of my village is Sundarpur.
  • Oral question-answer practice:
    • Where is Guwahati?
    • Which river flows through Guwahati?
    • Name the capital of Assam.

Consolidation and Reinforcement:

Teacher asks learners:

  • What do you like about your village?
  • What do you see in a city?
  • Which river flows near Guwahati?
  • What is the capital of Assam?

Students answer orally and read sentences from the book.


Practice:

  • Recite the poem loudly.
  • Read the paragraph correctly.
  • Write two rhyming words.
  • Complete the given sentences.
  • Write the name of your village/town.
  • Draw a picture of a village or city.

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