LESSON
PLAN 29
1. Teacher’s Name : Muhammad
Arfeen
2. Subject : English
3. Topic : Punctuation Mark
4. Class/Section : X-C
5. Period / Time :
6. Date :
General Objectives
7. (a) To
develop English reading skills in students.
(b) To
enhance efficiency of English language.
(c) To
overcome grammar’s mistakes in students’ writing.
Specific Objectives
8. After this lesson the students will be
able to:-
(a) Recognize
Punctuation Marks.
(b) Use
the punctuation Marks.
Previous Knowledge
9.
Students have the basic idea of the
sentences, phrases and the clauses. They also know to make simple sentences
according to grammar rules.
Audio Visual Aids
10. White board, board marker, duster,
pointer, Test of students at the end of the lesson (Activity).
Introduction
11. Students! Be attentive:-
(a) You must have visited many cities. If we go to the city and traveling on a busy
road, we see many signals on the on the road.
Q What are these signals called?
Q What
is the purpose of these signals?
(b) In
any language, to denote short and long pauses in tone to make the sense clear,
we also use some signs?
Q What
are these signs called? Ans. Punctuation Marks
Statement of Aim of the Lesson
12. Students! In this period we shall study
the punctuation marks and discuss only two marks in detail.
Development
13.
Subject
Matter |
Methodology |
Trg
Aids |
PUNCTUATION
MARKS Definition 1. A symbol that is used to organize and
clarify the meaning of writing, to indicate sentence structure and to enhance
readability. Use of full stop 2. Use of Exclamation mark 3. |
Q, How can we define punctuation Mark? Q. Ask the students to name some
punctuation marks? Period (.) Comma
(,) Semi Exclamation Mark (!) Question Mark (?)
Ellipses (…) Quotation Mark (“”) Parentheses
(()) Brackets [()] Q Where we use full stop? Ans. It is used at the end of most sentences which
signals a strong pause. The mark is also used in some abbreviations. Q Where we use Exclamation Mark? This mark ends a sentence
expressing strong feeling, surprise. |
White Board Board Marker |
|
Recapitulation
14. Go over the main points of today’s
lesson.
Consolidation
15. Invite the class to ask questions regarding
today’s topic if they have. Then ask the
following questions:-
(a)
How can we define punctuation mark?
(b)
How many punctuation marks do we have?
(c)
What is a full stop?
Activity
Divide
the students in groups of two each and give them a written exercise without
using punctuation marks and ask them to place suitable marks.
Home Work
16. Give them another page to place
punctuation at home in their note books.
Conclusion
17. Students! This was all about today’s
topic. In the next period we shall
continue the remaining punctuations marks.
Supervisor’s Remarks
18.________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
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