Space Town lessons videos and photos
Primary 1: Making A Cake
Shortened version due to EDB restrictions and changes
Activities |
Activity 1: High Frequency Words Revisit high frequency words Create a sentences with the words |
Activity 2: Phonics Revisit the Phonics PowerPoint. Revisit the four sounds for this unit (/e/, /c/, /l/, /n/). Introduce the chant for the sound /n/. Demonstrate how to write the letter Sky write it as a class and choose 3 students to come up to write them. Ask the students to say the sound and the word after you. -> Using volume control |
Activity 3: Storytelling Using what I know Introduce the characters in the story by showing the objects/pictures. Tell the story using the pictures. Encourage students to join in with the repetitive phrases. Ask the students questions |
Activity 4: Shared Reading Cake Recipe Understand the purpose of a procedural text and follow the instructions. Explain to students the purpose of the text Explain the difference between a recipe and a story Read the recipe Use countable and uncountable while identifying ingredients |
Activity 5: Make a Cake Refer to the Chocolate Cake Recipe Point to the cake mixture and ask: What is in the cake? Tell students to answer in complete sentences using the language structure: There is (ingredient) in the cake, and There are (ingredient) in the cake |
Primary 2: Making Porridge
Shortened version due to EDB restrictions and changes
Activities |
Activity 1: Warm up song Sing the porridge song with students |
Activity 2: Phonics identifying beginning and middle sounds Revisit the initial phonics sounds Revisit short vowel song Introduce long /a/ with hand movement |
Activity 3: Share read Cover page: ask students the title and what it is about Share read with students in groups Boys/girls/yellow, red, blue and green group |
Activity 4: Making Porridge Show page 6 of the big book and ask, Tell students we are going to make some porridge to eat! Send students to their groups to taste the porridge. |
Activity 5: Conclusion Identify syllables in words. Introduce the Syllable PowerPoint. Say and clap the words with the students. Use groups to clap the syllables |