Plants

5.S1 provide basic information about themselves and others at sentence level on an increasing  range of general topics

5.R2 understand with little support specific information and detail in short, simple texts on a limited range of general and curricular topics

– describe and distinguish plant parts and functions with support;

– read, understand and list all functions with support;

Most learners will be able to

– describe and distinguish plant parts and functions with some support ;

-read, understand and list all functions with some support;

Some learners will be able to:

– describe and distinguish plant parts and functions without support

-read, understand and list all functions without support;

–         give basic information about Plants

5min

How are you? Thank you, sit down.

Are you ready for today’s lesson?

Who is absent today?

Who is on duty today?

What is the weather like today?

Checking home task.

8min

10min

plant [pla:nt] – өсімдіктер

flower [‘flauə] – гүл

leaf [li:f] (mh. leaves [li:vz]) – жапырақ,жапырақтар

tree [tri:] ағаш

branch [brarntʃ] – бұтақ

bud [bʌd] – бүршік

bush [buʃ] – шыбық

grass [gra:s] – шөп

seed [si:d] – ұрық

root [ru:t] – тамыр

stem [stem] –бұтақ

Match the words with pictures. Strategy “Snowball”

plant

flower

tree

bush

grass

seed

root `

stem

leaf

while – reading

Task I  Strategy “Group investigation”

Label the parts of the plant.

Plants

Plants are the beauty of nature. They look very beautiful and gives us fresh  oxygen. There are many types of the plants on the Earth including  flowering plants and non-flowering plants. These plants differ in their structure, but the basic structures of these plants are similar. We will discuss the structures of the plants that are produced from the seeds.

Roots

Roots are the part of a plant that are buried in the soil. They grow out of the seeds during the germination. Roots perform very important tasks, which include:

·         Absorbing the water and the necessary nutrients and sending them to different parts of the plant.

·         It provides a good grip to the stem of a plant so that it can stand against the wind.

·         Some plants store the food in their roots. Examples of these plants are carrots and potatoes.

Stems

Stems are connected with the roots and grow outside the soil. All the parts of the plants are connected to the stems. When a plant is young, its stems are green. But as they grow older, their stems turn their color and become hard. Stem performs functions, which include:

·         It provides support to the leaves, flowers, and fruits.

·         It carries the water and nutrient absorbed by the roots to all parts of a plant.

·         Stems also store food in many plants, like sugar cane.

Buds

Buds look like a bump on the stem of a plant. These are the developing shoots, which will become branches of the plant.

Leaves

Leaves are the important part of the plants, which have green color (not all plants have green colored leaves). They produce the food for the whole plant by the process of  photosynthesis. In photosynthesis, plants take the carbon dioxide from the air and light from the Sun to make food. Also, they produce oxygen for us to breathe.

Flowers

When the plants become mature, they produce flowers (only flowering plants produce flowers). Flowers have beautiful colors with attractive fragrance. They play an important role in the reproduction of the flowering plants. They also make the seeds and the fruits of a plant.

CCQ’s:

1. What do roots grow out of?

2. What do plants take from the air?

3. What part of the flower absorbs water?

4. What plants store food in the roots?

5. What do plants give people?

Task II

“Mosaic” strategy

1. Arrange all parts of the flower in order and name them.

2. Name the functions of each part.

3. Stick on posters.

Criteria:

–         he/she knows functions of each parts

–         he/she puts all the parts in order

Descriptor:

-know and name the part of the flower

-use topical vocabulary on given task

– put parts to the right place

– name the functions

AFL- smiles

Differentiation by task

3 min

Retell the text “Plants”

Feedback: “My favourite Flower” strategy

– I knew about the plants: for example:

-I have known about the plants:

-I want to know about the plants:

Challenge more able students:

answer the questions;

give your own point of view.

Strategic use of questions

The “Mosaic” strategy helps teachers identify and correct gaps in knowledge. He gives teachers information about what students understand and can do.

Were the lesson objectives/learning objectives realistic?

Did all the learners achieve the lesson objectives/ learning objectives?

 If not, why?

Did my planned differentiation work well? Did I stick to timings?

What changes did I make from my plan and why?