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    Lesson Plan in English I. Objectives: Letter-E

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    This lesson plan introduces students to the letter E. The objectives are for students to identify and recognize capital and small letter E, and create a model of E using clay. The teacher will show pictures of things starting with E, teach how to pronounce E, have students make an E with clay, and give a worksheet about E. Students will practice writing E in the air as an application.

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    This lesson plan introduces students to the letter E. The objectives are for students to identify and recognize capital and small letter E, and create a model of E using clay. The teacher will show pictures of things starting with E, teach how to pronounce E, have students make an E with clay, and give a worksheet about E. Students will practice writing E in the air as an application.

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    This lesson plan introduces students to the letter E. The objectives are for students to identify and recognize capital and small letter E, and create a model of E using clay. The teacher will show pictures of things starting with E, teach how to pronounce E, have students make an E with clay, and give a worksheet about E. Students will practice writing E in the air as an application.

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    Lesson Plan in English I. Objectives: Letter-E

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    Lesson Plan in English

    I. Objectives

    At the end of the lesson, the student should be able to:


    A. Identify the capital letter and small letter E;
    B. Create a model of the letter E; and
    C. Recognize both capital and small letter E.

    II. Subject matter

    Topic: Introduction to letter E


    Reference: DVonne, W. (2015, August 23) The Letter E. Retrieved from
    https://www.education.com/lesson-plan/the-
    letter-e/
    Materials: Pictures, Clay, Worksheet

    III. Learning Procedure

    A. Routinary Activity

    1. Prayer
    2. Greeting the class
    3. Checking of attendance

    B. Review

    Yesterday we learned about the letter D, how does the letter D


    pronounce? What words starts with the letter D?

    C. Motivation

    The teacher will ask the student to look around the room and ask if anyone
    can identify the letter E.

    D. Discussion

    The teacher will show a picture of things that start with the letter E.
    The teacher will teach the student how to pronounce the letter E.
    The teacher will ask the student to make a model of letter E using clay.
    The teacher will give the student worksheet to enrich their knowledge about
    the letter E.

    E. Generalization

    Class, what letter did we learn today?


    How does it pronounce?

    F. Application

    Have the students come to you and write the letter E in the air.

    G. Assignment

    To close the lesson, hand out the E Words worksheet as homework.

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