THE PREFIX GAME
THE PREFIX GAME
Name of the teacher trainee: Kavya K. Y.
Standard: VIII
Subject: English
Topic: Prefixes
Duration: 45 minutes
Learning Objectives
· To help the learners understand the concept of prefixes
· To make the learners capable of using prefixes in sentences
· To improve grammar and vocabulary
Teaching Learning Resources
· Kerala Reader English VIII, Part I
· Sourcebook
· PPT
· Game
· Activity cards
CLASSROOM INTERACTION PROCEDURE | STUDENTS’ RESPONSE |
1. INFORMAL INTERACTION The teacher interacts informally and creates a rapport among the students.
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Students were active |
2. INTRODUCING THE LEARNING ACTIVITY Teacher: Today we are going to play a game. Are you all ready? Students: Yes, teacher. · Teacher divides the students into three groups – 2 competing groups and 1 judging group. · Teacher shows a box titled ‘root words’, which contains several words. · A bell is provided for each team. · Each group has to create a new word using the root word picked by them, by adding some letters before it within 10 seconds. · After creating a word, they have to ring the bell. · The new word should carry a meaning. · The group which fails to produce a word or create a word without meaning would be eliminated from the game. · The group which lasts the longest would be declared the winner.
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Students formed into three groups and understood the rules of the game.
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3. LEARNING ACTIVITY I. The Game Teacher asks the students to create words using the corresponding root words the chose. The words given are: i. Act ii. Interest iii. Mount iv. Legal v. Regular vi. Considerate vii. Polite viii. Definite ix. Design x. Lock II. Expected Responses i. React ii. Disinterest iii. Dismount iv. Illegal v. Irregular vi. Inconsiderate vii. Impolite viii. Indefinite ix. Redesign x. Unlock The judging group scores the groups accordingly and declares the winner. |
Students actively participated in the activity. |
4. INTRODUCING THE TOPIC The teacher introduces the topic “prefixes”. Tr: A prefix is a letter or a group of letters added at the beginning of a word to create a new word. The commonly used prefixes are ‘il-’, ‘ir-’, ‘in-’, ‘im-’ etc. Examples: un-happy, il-literate, im-possible. Tr: Did you understand this? Stu: Yes teacher. Tr: Very good!
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Students remained curious and understood the topic. |
5. GROUP ACTIVITY Students are asked to sit in groups of three. The teacher shows several root words on a slide and asks each group to form words using them. The groups have to present the words in front of the class. | Students completed the activity. |
6. CONCLUSION The best words are picked out by the teacher and then the students are asked to note them down in their notebooks. She also gives a brief description of the topic, thereby concluding the session. |
Students listened to the teacher and did the necessary. |
7. ASSIGNMENT Students are asked to create new words using the prefixes they have learned and also find out more prefixes. |
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