This lesson plan for Class 3 focuses on the chapter 'What’s in a Name?' from the NCERT Maths Mela textbook, covering essential mathematical concepts such as understanding numbers, place value, comparing and ordering numbers, identifying patterns, and reading and writing numbers. The plan includes various teaching strategies, assessment methods, and resources to engage students in learning. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of connecting mathematical concepts to real-life situations and includes a section for post-teaching reflection and remedial planning.
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Lesson Plan Class3 Maths Whats in A Name
This lesson plan for Class 3 focuses on the chapter 'What’s in a Name?' from the NCERT Maths Mela textbook, covering essential mathematical concepts such as understanding numbers, place value, comparing and ordering numbers, identifying patterns, and reading and writing numbers. The plan includes various teaching strategies, assessment methods, and resources to engage students in learning. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of connecting mathematical concepts to real-life situations and includes a section for post-teaching reflection and remedial planning.
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Post Teaching Reflection
Planning for remedial teaching
No. of periods required: ________
Concepts for which remedial classes are required: __________________________
Self-assessment by the teacher
- Were all students engaged in activities?
- Did students relate learning to their real lives?
- Were learning outcomes achieved?
- Was time managed effectively?
- Were assessment tools effective?
- Do I need modifications in pedagogy or resources?