Weekly Reflection - SEVENTH WEEK

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The last week of my teaching practice journey was increasingly meaningful and enriching. Each day brought new opportunities to engage students through interactive and concept-based learning. The classrooms were energetic, cooperative, and learner-centered, allowing lessons to flow smoothly and productively. I experienced the joy of seeing students participate actively in activities, discussions, and discovery-based tasks. As the days progressed, my confidence grew, and the teaching–learning process became more balanced, thoughtful, and effective. The final day marked not just the completion of lessons but the completion of a beautiful phase of my training, filled with learning, connection, and professional growth. 


Lesson Plan 26

Lesson: Toys to Teens

Topic: Another concern... youngster's life.

Resources: Coursebook, Sourcebook, Activity Cards, Blackboard

Discourse: Write a paragraph on how advertisements change hoe mam m

Lesson Plan 27

Lesson: Toys to Teens

Topic : The use of... the scenes.

Discourse: Write a paragraph on merits and demerits of advertising

Resources: Chart, coursebook, Sourcebook, Activity Cards, Flash cards, Blackboard


Lesson Plan 28

Lesson: Toys to Teens

Topic : Textual Activities

Discourse: Write your own four lined jingle for a product.

Resources: Coursebook, Sourcebook, Activity Cards, Flash cards, Blackboard


Lesson Plan 29

Lesson: Grammar

Topic : Verbs

Teaching strategy: Concept Attainment Model

Discourse: Write five sentences using five verbs.

Resources: Blackboard, charts


Lesson Plan 30

Lesson: Grammar

Topic: Simple Present Tense. Teachi

Discourse: Construct five sentences of your own, in the simple present tense.

Resources: Blackboard, chart






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