TPF3703 Assignment 51 2024[ distinction Guarante]

TPF 3703


ASSIGNMENT 51


2023

,GRADE 2 LESSONS - 2 WEEK
LESSON 1: MFP1501 - GRADE 2 (FACE-TO-FACE LESSON)

Indigenous knowledge is very important within learning as it embraces the ontological and epistemological
aspects of the learner.

Think of any indigenous game in your culture that you can use for learners to internalise the multiplicative
reasoning of fives (5s).

You are allowed to draw to show how the game can be embedded in your lesson.
Remember to use the lesson template available to you for this lesson.

LESSON PLAN

LESSON 1:
Name and student Grade and date 2
number
Content area Subject Mathematics

Type of lesson Class lesson/group Theme of the week
work/
outdoor/fieldwork
Name of school Name of teacher

Outcomes Learners are able to:
 Recall a variety of multiplication facts based on repetition and peer support.

Concepts and new Multiplication facts
knowledge of the
lesson

Differentiation  Enrichment: Keep the face cards in the deck for more advanced learners. In
provided this modified version of the game, the king triples the next number, the
(enrichment/ learner queen doubles the next number, and the jack represents a zero.
support/concerns)  Support: Give learners a printable multiplication chart to refer to.

LESSON PRESENTATION
Introduction of lesson  Explain to learners that they will refresh their multiplication skills with a
game.
 Have volunteers call out various multiplication facts that they know to get
warmed up.
 Provide a learner-friendly definition of the term “multiplication facts” with
examples and images. Provide the definition in learners' home language also.
 Have learners brainstorm some multiplication facts with a partner before
sharing out with the whole group.

Body of lesson  Model to learners how to play the game with die and cards. Roll the die and
state the number. Then, count out the number of cards that the die lands on

, and flip the last card face up. Multiply the dice number and the card number
together and write down the equation and say the product aloud.
 Take the face cards out of the decks before playing the game. Hand out
an Assessment worksheet to each learner.
 Place them into groups. To determine who starts the game, have each learner
roll the dice. The person with the largest number will go first.
 Instruct someone in each group besides the roller to begin the timer as soon
as the learner rolls for his turn.
 When the first learner rolls the dice, have them write down the number on
their sheet. Then, direct them to count out the number of cards that the dice
lands on and flip the last card face up. For example, if a learner rolls a dice
and it lands on 5, the fifth card will be flipped up to reveal the number.
 Then, instruct the learner to multiply the dice number and the card number
together. Ask them to write down the equation and say the product aloud to
the group. Have the timekeeper stop keeping time.
 Now, have learners work independently on the same activity, and encourage
them to beat their time. Provide a word bank of key terms that pertain to the
lesson and display it for learners to see as they complete the game with the
classmates and discuss their answers.

Consolidation/  Play the game as a class to review.
conclusion  Have one volunteer roll the dice, flip the card, and multiply it quickly to fill in
the worksheet. Keep time for the learner.
 Instruct the first volunteer to be the timekeeper for the next volunteer, and
continue this until the worksheet is complete.
 Ask them the following discussion question and have them discuss as a class:
How was your experience playing the slap and roll timed multiplication game?

ASSESSMENT

1) Assessor Did the student involve the learners by asking a learner/s to repeat a  Self-assessment
sentence, word or action? Yes  Peer assessment
 Teacher assessment
Pair learners to do or complete an action or activity Yes

Was there evidence of inclusion? Yes

2) Type of activity  Participation – answering questions, reading activities, dialogue, role play
 Written work (e.g. writing exercises, essays, making models, drawings, painting)
 Demonstrations (e.g. physical demonstrations, performing actions, experiments)
 Models (e.g. collages, artwork, constructions)

3) Strategy/  Questioning  Writing  Reading  Reviewing
 Listening  Observation  Interpreting  Watching video
methods  Listening
comprehension
4) Assessment  Checklist  Analytical rubric  Other (give details)
 Assessment scale  Holistic rubric
instrument
REFLECTION Lesson was successful and learning outcomes were met.

RESOURCES Dice
Timer

, Deck of cards
worksheet
Pencils
Multiplication table

Did you assist the student with the planning? Yes

Did the student provide the completed lesson to you before the start of the class? Yes

Planning Question to be answered Not yet Almost Achieved Excellent
achieved achieved

Outcomes Were the outcomes achieved? 1 2 3 4
Comments
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Concepts and Were concepts and new knowledge explained? 1 2 3 4
new knowledge Comments
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of the lesson

Differentiation Were the types of questions posed to learners 1 2 3 4
provided sufficient, directed to the content and adequate?
Comments 
(enrichment/
learner support/
concerns)
LESSON PRESENTATION 1 2 3 4

Was the introduction relevant?
Comments
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Was the introduction interesting and did it capture the learners’
attention?
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Introduction of lesson




Comments

Was prior knowledge included?
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Was it an interesting introduction?
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How did the student present the content?

Comments 
Conclusion Body of lesson




What activities were the learners required to do?
Comments
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Did the student use rhymes/poems/songs/ listening
comprehension/art activities to consolidate the lesson?
Comments 

Was the lesson learner centred?
Comments