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Table 9: The Structure of a typical Primary School Science Lesson.

Comment on:

What the Science Teacher does.

What the Students do.

(include a photo of each stage)

(include a photo of each


stage)

Document what you found interesting; any


issues that arose and how they were
resolved; Would you have taught any part of
this lesson differently?

Comments

The teacher was greeting the


students. Also mark the absents.

The student were sitting


on carpet and greeting
the teacher.

I like how the teacher wait until she


make sure the students come and
greet them. After that you mark the
absents.

The teacher explain what the


student are going to learn.

The students were


listening to her.

The teacher told them what are they


going do for this lesson. I like how
she make them sit on carpet in big
circle so all can see her.

The teacher draw the seed parts.


Also she write student questions
about what they want to know
about it.

The student listen to


teacher explanation.
Also the students come
out with many
questions. The question
are what the student
want to know about it

I like how the teacher write what the


student want to learn about seeds.
By this the teacher make them think

The teacher give students the


things they need to plant seed.

The student one by one


went to teacher to give
them the materials.

The teacher give them plastic cup,


cotton, seeds and water them.
Also the teacher write each
student name on the cup.

Greetings

Introduction to
LOs/SOs/ revision of
prior learning

Focus on a specific
content/Key terms/
process
Methods of teaching
and engagement

Exploratory Activities

The teacher then write what the


student are going to write on book.

the students write the


WALT and draw the
seed.

Teacher draw on board what the student


need to do. The students then do like her.
After that they will draw the seed on one day.

Teacher on next days will tell


student to draw the seeds and
write what happened to seed.

The student will draw


the seed stages and
what happen to it. Also
write what happen to
seed.

I like how the teacher let them draw


the stages, so the students learn
more from it.

Monitoring, supporting
and assessing learning

Finishing off Review /


Recap

Goodbyes and
transitions to the next
lesson

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