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    FormativeAssessmen

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    ASSESMENT

    The five-point grading scale is given below

    Most indicators (9-10) 5

    Many indicators (7-8) 4

    Some indicators (5-6) 3

    A few indicators (3-4) 2

    Very few indicators (less than 3) 1

    Follow up

    1. Link the ideas expressed with the theme of the story

    2. Discuss some of the errors made by students and help them correct the errors.

    Content

    Relevant to the

    pointers given.

    Key areas have been

    understood.

    Fluency

    The sentences are

    constructed

    properly.

    Appropriate linking

    words are used.

    Features like

    (i) informal

    language(ii) repetition, and

    paraphrasing

    mixture of

    sentence types

    Accuracy

    Language is free

    from errors.

    Appropriate words/

    phrases are used.

    Correct intonation

    and pronunciation.

    Creativity

    Interesting

    incidents

    Originality of ideas

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    TASK 2

    WHILE-READING:

    Assessment:

    Criteria:

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    SKILL AREA - WRITING/SPEAKING

    The teacher may take up this task after making the students reread the story up to the 9th

    paragraph.

    The group work and description could be assessed together and marks given to

    each group on the basis of the following criteria:

    Total Marks: 5

    Relevance 1

    Correct interpretation of the characters of Kezia and father 2

    Use of details from the story appropriately 1

    Effectiveness of words/ phrases selected 1

    TIME

    05MIN-

    discussi

    on and

    writing

    time

    15-20

    MIN-

    speaking

    time

    AIM

    To understand character

    from the point of view of

    another character.

    To express opinions with

    clarity.

    PROCEDURE

    1. Divide the students into groups of 5-6.

    2. Ask students to reread the story up to the

    9th paragraph.

    3. Instruct students to write down as many

    words and phrases as they can to describe

    the father from Kezia's point of view.

    Some examples are;

    a. figure to be feared and avoided.

    b. terrifying to the little girl.

    c. big like a giant.

    d. difficult to talk to

    e. strict/ cruel

    4. Ask a representative from each group to

    assume the role of Kezia and describe her

    father.

    5. Each description could be commented upon

    by other groups.

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    TheLittleGirl

    Follow up:

    Task 3

    POST-READING:

    Material required:

    RELATIONSHIP SCORING CARD

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    1. A brief class discussion could be held after each group has presented its description.

    2. The teacher could summarise the character sketches with the help of the class.

    3. Some of the inappropriate words and phrases used to describe father could be commentedupon.

    Worksheet

    Here are ten statements about relationship between children and their parents. Rate them

    on a scale of 0-3.Use 0 for "never," 1 for "rarely," 2 for "usually" and 3 for "almost always."

    ___ I spend much time alone with my father/mother.

    ___ I talk directly to my father/mother instead of going through other people.

    ___ I go to my father/ mother for advice and for comfort about personal things.

    ___ I share my secrets with my mother/ father.

    ___ I make an effort to know the needs, the likes and the dislikes of my mother/

    father.

    SKILL AREA READING / SPEAKING

    TIME

    20MIN-

    reading

    &

    writing

    time

    25-35

    MIN

    Speaking

    time

    AIM

    To check whether the

    students are able to analyse

    their own personality and

    come up with a perception

    of their own self.

    PROCEDURE

    1. The teacher has to make the worksheetclear to the students.

    2. Ask them to take it as a self-evaluation tool.

    3. Ask them to analyse their relationship with

    their parents.

    4. Tell them that they will have to speak on the

    following lines:a) My relationship score

    b) Why did I score this much?

    c) Conclusions I have reached.

    5. Distribute the given worksheet.

    6. Individual work

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    Follow up

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    TASK 4

    POST-READING:

    Material required (Optional):

    ___ I enjoy spending time with my father/ mother.

    ___ I like doing things with my father/mother.

    ___ I like to introduce my friends to my father/mother.

    ___ I am open and honest with my father/mother.___ I show my appreciation, love and respect for my father/mother openly.

    Total up your score. It will give your relationship index out of 30 points.

    21-30-you have developed a meaningful, loving, comfortable and fulfilling relationship with

    your father/mother.

    11-20 -you seem to be making an effort to come close to your father/mother. Try to

    improve your communication with your father/mother.

    1-10 -You must start doing the things listed in the quiz.

    Help students connect this activity with the lesson.

    You may discuss the reasons some children face problems in their relationships.

    This task need not be graded.

    Drawing sheet, Colours, Old newspapers/magazines.

    SKILL AREA -Listening Comprehension

    TIME

    20-25

    MIN -

    drawing

    30-35

    MIN -

    presenta

    tion

    AIM

    Listening Comprehension

    PROCEDURE

    1. Ask a student to read out the followingpoem by Stefanie.

    Last Chance

    Stefanie

    My heart aches, dad,

    For the things you won't do

    My soul breaks, dad,

    For all that we've been through

    I fear it's too late, dad,

    To mend my broken heart

    I'm so full of hate, dad,

    I don't know where to start

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    Rain on the Roof

    TASK 1

    ASSESSMENT

    SKILL AREA - SPEAKING

    PRE-READING;

    TIME

    10 MIN-

    preperat

    ion time

    15-20

    MIN-

    speaking

    time

    AIM

    To enable the learners to

    think imaginatively and

    creatively.

    To develop the speaking

    skill of students.

    PROCEDURE

    1. Ask students to individually think of their

    mothers.

    2. Write and then speak one sentence each

    on the following:a) One thing you admire the most about

    your mother.

    b) One thing that your mother does,

    which you admire.

    Content

    Relevant to the

    pointers given.

    Key areas have been

    understood.

    Fluency

    Free flow of

    speech.

    Appropriate linking

    words are used.

    Clarity

    Accuracy

    Language is free

    from errors.

    Appropriate

    words/ phrases

    are used.

    Correctintonation and

    pronunciation.

    Creativity

    Originality

    Details

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    The five-point grading scale is given below

    Most indicators (9-10) 5

    Many indicators (7-8) 4

    Some indicators (5-6) 3A few indicators (3-4) 2

    Very few indicators (less than 3) 1

    After reading the poem the students will infer the meaning of unfamiliar words and

    phrases.

    TASK

    SKILL AREA - WRITING

    WHILE-READING:

    TIME

    10MIN-

    discuss-

    ion time

    10MIN-

    finding

    the

    word

    from the

    diction-

    ary

    20-25

    MIN-

    writing

    time

    AIM

    To enable students to infer

    the meanings of unfamiliar

    words

    PROCEDURE

    1. Ask one of the students to read out thepoem.

    2. Ask leading questions keeping in mind the

    difficult words.

    3. Re -read the poem.

    4. Ask students to infer the meanings of the

    following words/ phrases:

    a) Humid shadows.

    b) Hover

    c) Starry spheres

    d) Melancholy.

    e) Patter & tinkle

    f) Fancies.

    g) Echo.

    h) Recollection.

    i) Refrain

    j) Shingles5. Discuss the same in the class. Read the

    poem once again.

    6. Students will be given a worksheet to

    match the words and their meanings as

    they appear in the poem.

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    Worksheet

    Table A

    1. Humid shadows.

    2. Hover.

    3. Starry spheres

    4. Melancholy

    5. Patter and tinkle.

    6. Echo.

    f. Fancies.

    g. Recollections.

    h. Refrain.

    i. Shingles.

    Table B

    a. Repeated sound (here of rain).

    b. Float over.

    c. Sad.

    d. Tile or slate on roof.

    e. Sound heard again (and again)

    f. Sound made by water.

    g. Planets and stars.

    h. Memories.

    i. Wishes/ Thoughts

    j. Black clouds.

    Expected Answers

    Worksheet

    Table A

    1. Humid shadows.

    2. Hover.

    3. Starry spheres4. Melancholy

    5. Patter and tinkle.

    6. Echo.

    7. Fancies.

    8. Recollections.

    9. Refrain.

    10. Shingles.

    Table B

    j. Black clouds.

    b. Float over.

    g. Planets and stars.c. Sad.

    f. Sound made by water.

    e. Sound heard again (and again).

    i. Wishes/ Thoughts.

    h. Memories.

    a. Repeated sound (here of rain).

    in a poem

    d. Tiles on roof.

    ASSESSMENT

    Criteria for marking

    I mark for each correct answer.

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    TASK 3

    POST-READING:

    ASSESSMENT -

    Criteria for marking

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    Follow up

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    SKILL AREA - WRITING/SPEAKING

    Group Assessment for 5 marks on the following criteria:

    Inclusion of all the points in the stanza 2 marks

    Using the images effectively 2 marks

    Effectiveness of language 1 mark

    If some of the images have not been clearly understood, the teacher could initiate a

    discussion.

    Students could be asked to identify the lines they like most and read them out. They

    could also be asked to tell why they like these lines.

    TIME

    05MIN-

    writing

    time

    15-20MIN-

    speaking

    time

    AIM

    To identify whether students

    have understood the key

    areas of the lesson taught.

    To enhance their skill inspeaking.

    PROCEDURE

    1. Divide the students into groups as per theirseating arrangement.

    2. Allot one stanza to each group.

    3. Ask the groups to discuss the stanza and

    prepare notes for the following question:If the poet were to 'speak' his thoughts in

    prose what would he say?

    4. Ask one representative from each group to

    speak the poet's thoughts, using first person

    narration.

    5. Other groups could give their comments

    and suggestions.

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    TASK 4

    POST-READING:

    SKILL AREA - READING / WRITING

    TIME

    10MIN-

    reading

    time

    20-25

    MIN.Writing

    AIM

    To make the students

    personalize the experience

    they have read about.

    PROCEDURE

    1. Ask a student to read out the followingpoem.

    Best Mom Award

    http://www.poemsource.com/mother-

    poems.htmlFor all the things I didn't say,

    About how I felt along the way--

    For the love you gave and the work you've done,

    Here's appreciation from your admiring son.

    You cared for me as a little tot,

    When all I did was cry a lot,

    And as I grew your work did too--

    I ran and fell and got black and blue.

    I grew some more and it didn't stop;

    Now you had to become a cop,To worry about mistakes I'd make;

    You kept me in line for my own sake.

    I got older, and the story repeated;

    You were always there whenever I needed.

    You guided me and wished me the best,

    I became wiser and knew I was blessed.

    So, for all the times I didn't say,

    The love I felt for you each day,

    Mom, read this so you can always see

    Just how much you mean to me.

    Mom, Thanks for everything!

    By Karl Fuchs

    2. Ask the students to write a short letter to

    their mothers expressing their love and

    gratitude. The ideas contained in the poem

    could be used in the letter along with their

    own.

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    ASSESSMENT -

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    The paragraph could be assessed for 5 marks on the following criteria:

    Content relevant to the task 2 marks

    Originality of ideas 2 marks

    Effectiveness of language 1 mark