Information letter
Dear Parent/ Gordian,
As part of the institution’s way of delivering quality services to our students, I am at this moment tasked to keep you up to speed with what transpired during the academic period. First, the students were thought of using a wide variety of approaches that ensured effectiveness and efficiency. The understanding was enhanced by the use of additional resources such as videos, as a teacher, I did all the proper and relevant demonstrations to ensure that the students gain more in-depth insights about the concept of rain formation. The students were also organized into focused discussion groups to gain more experience and for the students to share their ideas. Proper reflection of what was learned in class was also done. Each class lesson lasted for 40 minutes to ensure the optimal concentration of the students. Transportation fees for field trips, lunch, and refreshments were all catered for by the institution.
Lesson plan
Pre experience Lesson
Objectives
The primary focus is to ensure in-depth and proper understanding of what will be taught
Make an observation and see whether there any detectable changes.
Standards
IV.A.1.b
VI.D.1.e
Instruction strategies
Appropriate reading and teaching materials are acquired, which includes videos, water, worksheets glass mansion jar, etc.
During experience Lesson
Objectives
Students to understand how the rain forms
Instruction strategies
Begin by demonstrating how the rains are formed
Group the students into heterogeneous groups and give them some worksheets. This is to assess the understanding of the students.
Each student participates fully in the fieldwork.
Post experience lesson
Objectives
Students to be in a position to explain the concept of rain formation
Students should be in a place to discuss daily changes in weather.
Students should be in a position to describe in paper their experience in the fieldwork.
Assessment
After the fieldwork, I will issue worksheets to students to determine whether they can relate whatever that they observed in the field and during classwork. I will also ask a random question sin class to ascertain whether the students clearly understood the concept of rain formation. I will do a proper reflection to understand the extent to which the students have grasped the idea.