My Favorite Fruit: A Colorful Composition Adventure!
Lesson Description
Video Resource
English Language - Grade 1: My Favourite Fruit
Guyana Learning Channel
Key Concepts
- Descriptive Language
- Complete Sentences
- Composition Writing
Learning Objectives
- Students will be able to describe their favorite fruit using descriptive language (color, taste, texture, etc.).
- Students will be able to answer questions in complete sentences.
- Students will be able to write a short composition about their favorite fruit, including where it grows and how to eat it.
Educator Instructions
- Introduction (5 mins)
Greet students and introduce the topic: My Favorite Fruit! Briefly explain that they will be learning how to describe their favorite fruit using complete sentences, just like Teacher Ana in the video. - Video Viewing (15 mins)
Play the 'English Language - Grade 1: My Favourite Fruit' video from the Guyana Learning Channel. Pause at key moments, such as when Teacher Ana asks questions, to allow students time to think and respond. - Class Discussion (10 mins)
After watching the video, facilitate a class discussion using the provided discussion questions. Encourage students to answer in complete sentences. - Drawing Activity (15 mins)
Have students draw a picture of their favorite fruit on a piece of paper. They should color it appropriately. - Writing Activity (20 mins)
Guide students to write a short composition about their favorite fruit, using the questions from the video as prompts (e.g., What does it look like? Where does it grow? How does it taste? How do you eat it?). Encourage them to use complete sentences and descriptive words. - Sharing Time (10 mins)
Allow students to share their drawings and compositions with the class.
Interactive Exercises
- Fruit Charades
Students act out different fruits without speaking, and the other students guess what fruit they are portraying. - Sentence Starters
Provide sentence starters like 'My favorite fruit is...' and 'It tastes like...' to help students construct complete sentences.
Discussion Questions
- What is your favorite fruit?
- What color is your favorite fruit?
- Does your favorite fruit taste sweet, sour, or bitter?
- Where can you buy your favorite fruit?
- How do you eat your favorite fruit?
Skills Developed
- Descriptive Writing
- Sentence Construction
- Oral Communication
- Active Listening
Multiple Choice Questions
Question 1:
What is a complete sentence?
Correct Answer: A group of words that tells a whole idea.
Question 2:
What color is a ripe banana?
Correct Answer: Yellow
Question 3:
Which fruit grows on trees, according to the video?
Correct Answer: Apples
Question 4:
What is something you can make with mangoes?
Correct Answer: Fruit salad
Question 5:
Where can you buy fruit?
Correct Answer: The market
Question 6:
What do you need to do before you eat a mango?
Correct Answer: Wash and peel it
Question 7:
What is Teacher Ana's favorite fruit?
Correct Answer: Mango
Question 8:
What does 'describe' mean?
Correct Answer: To tell about something.
Question 9:
Is a mango sweet or sour?
Correct Answer: Both sweet and sour
Question 10:
What does fruit give us?
Correct Answer: Vitamins
Fill in the Blank Questions
Question 1:
My favorite _______ is apple.
Correct Answer: fruit
Question 2:
A banana is usually _______ in color.
Correct Answer: yellow
Question 3:
You can buy fruit at the _______.
Correct Answer: market
Question 4:
A _______ is a fruit that grows on trees, according to the video.
Correct Answer: mango
Question 5:
Before eating a fruit, it is good to _______ it.
Correct Answer: wash
Question 6:
A ripe mango can be _______.
Correct Answer: sweet
Question 7:
Teacher Ana likes _______.
Correct Answer: mangoes
Question 8:
We can make _______ with fruits
Correct Answer: salad
Question 9:
Fruit gives us _______.
Correct Answer: vitamins
Question 10:
I like fruit because it is _______.
Correct Answer: healthy
Educational Standards
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