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1. Students: Balram, Roshan, Ajay and Karan.

2. Topic: Simple Equations (સાદા સમીકરણ) and Test Revision

Objective: Satisfactorily revise past topics such that they can be tested with accuracy.

3. Flow:

(30')

3.1 Simple Equations- start with equations with +/- x, reiterate that -x becomes +x if it goes to the other side

3.2 Cover equations with multiples of x, such as 2x, 7x and so on.

3.3 Writing equations where problem statement is given.

E.g. A shopkeeper sells mangoes in boxes of 2 sizes. Large box has 8 times as many as in a small box plus 4 loose mangoes. If large box has 100, how many does one small box have?

(45')

3.4 Inform them about the contents of next week's assessment test and revise topics 1-5:

1) Division: 4 quantities, basic division process, common mistakes to avoid, meaning of division

2) Fractions: what is fraction, simplest form

3) Percentages: what is percentage, conversion of percentage to fraction and vice-versa

4) Mean, Median, Mode and Range: how to find each, which of the 3 central tendencies is used in which situation

5) Bar Graphs: why we use them, drawing bar graphs from data, interpreting bar graphs when data is given

6) Simple Equations

3.5 Give some homework questions similar to assessment test and just for this one time, provide answers as well. They have to write them in their notebook and more importantly understand what they are writing.

4. Bonding:

GK: How was the world different a hundred years ago, in 1924? - share cool tidbits! (last 15')

https://justpaste.it/eytt6

Riddles Are Fun!: share these brainteasers to elicit a laugh and also get the students thinking! https://justpaste.it/fiyfo (first 10')

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1. There were no commercially available televisions for the public. People relied on radio for entertainment and news.
2. Cars were a luxury for the wealthy. Most people relied on horse-drawn carriages, streetcars (which were becoming more common, though they were less sophisticated and safe), or bicycles for transportation. Airplanes were in their early stages of development and not used for commercial travel.
3. Ocean liners were the primary mode of transportation for long distances.
4. Most homes lacked modern appliances like refrigerators, washing machines, and dryers. Daily chores were much more labor-intensive.
5. Popular leisure activities included watching silent movies (ref: Charlie Chaplin), listening to the radio, reading, and spending time outdoors. Talkies, with synchronized sound, wouldn't become mainstream until the late 1920s.
6. The world was still recovering from the devastation of World War I (1914-1918). The Treaty of Versailles, which ended the war, was a major point of discussion and tension. Meanwhile, the Soviet Union, formed in 1922, was beginning to take shape.
7. European colonialism was at its peak. Many countries in Asia and Africa were under European rule.
8. The fight for women's suffrage (the right to vote) had recently been achieved in some countries, but not all. Women generally had fewer rights and opportunities compared to today.
9. Racial segregation and discrimination were widespread in many parts of the world, including the United States.
10. The Jazz Age, a period of cultural innovation and social change fueled by jazz music, was in full swing.
11. The Winter Olympics were still in their early stages. The first Winter Olympics were held in France in 1924.
12. Medical advancements were not as sophisticated, leading to higher rates of infant mortality and infectious diseases.
13. The global population in 1924 was estimated to be around 2 billion people, significantly lower than the over 8 billion people on Earth today.
Ask them to think critically: in what senses is life better today than it was a 100 years ago?

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1. There were no commercially available televisions for the public. People relied on radio for entertainment and news.2. Cars were a luxury for the wealthy. Most people relied on horse-drawn carriages, streetcars (which were becoming more common, though they were less sophisticated and safe), or bicycles for transportation.

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Students - Roshan , Balram, Ajay and Karan

Topics - Prepositions revision and some important topics from textbook.

Objective - all the topics so far taught should be clear

Flow-5 min- have a chit chat

15 min - prepositions revision

30 min -topics from their textbook

10 min- bonding activity ( teaching tip 4 i.e.include a physical activity in your routine)

30 min- nouns revision

15 min- pronouns revision

Engagement - textbooks and worksheets

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Name of the student : Pratik and Dharmendra

Topic: Revision of comprehension and email writing.

Objective: To get them familiar with the topic as they have their exams coming up.

Flow :

30 mins revision from previous class

1 hour email and comprehension

30 quiz between the two of them.

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Students: prakash jaydeep and lucky

Objective: prakash and jaydeep i am going to continue the sums of multiplication as we have completed the introduction and covered the understanding of multiplication and did some questions in last class… for lucky we would do three dight substraction and as he was not much confident in doing somes in last class so will take one more class to complete it.

flow: So as always will start with a little talk and revision of substraction and addition to make sure they remember the concepts and start with the worksheet of multiplication and substraction for prakash, jaydeep and lucky respectively.. as they get excited seeing the worksheets.. and then reviewing…After reviewing the concept, i will spend a few minutes on individual practice and engage them with activities based on their understanding.

Bonding activity: multiplication bingo

Make Bingo cards with 9 squares each. Fill the squares with products of multiplication problems within the practiced range (e.g., 2 x 2, 3 x 1, etc.).

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Name of the student: Prakash, Jaydeep, and Lucky

Topic: The Plantastic Pals (Plant Care)

Objective: Understand the importance of each need for plant growth.

Flow:

10 mins: Ask about their day/week

10 mins: Check their homework

Homework: write 10 times Thursday, Friday, and Saturday with correct spelling

15 mins: Brainstorming Needs: Together, brainstorm what plants might need to be happy and healthy (sunlight, water, etc.). List their ideas.

30 mins: Break it down: Review the list from Day 1. Discuss the importance of each need.

15 mins: Taking Care of Our Plant Pals. Review and Wrap-up

Rest time: Play!

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student: praful

topic: area and its boundary

objective: understand area and do its examples as many as possible.

flow: recap of last class, to start with area i will first give him two rectangles and ask him to point at bigger one, this will help me to assess his understanding of area.

then we will solve few examples under the topic

a)covering small squares in big rectangle

b)tiling kitchen

c)solving word problems from the textbook

for last 30 minutes, we will revision of past topics and reiterate few important formulas

bonding: we will see videos on kalpana chawla and space station

links: https://youtu.be/_Qj5a2HtdyA?si=C_gL6-GVxR3m4a3l

https://youtu.be/tyjyUkfMdZM?si=2BtEmBY4b63QaENB

https://youtu.be/AJ1UD6xw8cI?si=MOU6PbaRO8pGx0xb

https://youtu.be/45mBly6rSro?si=1g8MBocASc2jQJnV

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Student - Chirag

Topic - Gujarati learning (Reading & Writing)

First Half - Reading practice from book (start with those difficult words that he couldn't read in previous class)

Second Half - Starts from Basic Vocabulary of Gujarati

daily life words and their alternate meaning.

e.g. - sea - dariyo - sagar -

Bonding Activity - Drawing and painting some objects made out from basic shapes and some understanding of color as well which he couldn't recognize.

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Name of the student - Mehul

Topic-Mehul is having English examination so we will be doing the revision and will be solving previous question paper.

Bring up his morale!

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Name - Suraj

Topic - Revision

Objection - Revise the topics & chapters that are already done

Comprehensions

Mcq’s

Grammer (“wh” sentences, verbs, conjuction)

Fill in the blanks

Short answers

Words with their meaning

Email writing format

Bring up the morale!!

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Name of the student: Praful

Topic: Letter writing

Objective: To help him write formal and informal letters.

Flow:

10 mins- ask about his week

100 mins- introduce letter writing to him and make him write one formal letter and one informal letter on pre decided topics.

10 mins- Playing any game that he wants.

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Student- Suraj,Mayank

Topic: Reading Comprehension and Sentence Formation

Learning Objective: By the end of the lesson, Suraj will be able to read a short passage, comprehend its main idea and key details, and form sentences using subject-verb-object (SVO) structure.

Suraj's focus will be not only on understanding the passage but also on acquiring the skills necessary to answer questions based on it, which is essential for exams and assessments.

Reading Comprehension ( 1 hour):

I have 2 to 3 RCs that aligns with Suraj's reading level and interests.

Preview the passage by discussing the title, subtitles, and any accompanying visuals to activate prior knowledge.

Introduce any challenging vocabulary words and provide definitions or context clues to aid understanding.

Read the passage aloud together, allowing Suraj to follow along silently.

After completing the passage, guide Suraj in summarizing the main idea and identifying key details.

Model how to analyze RC questions by breaking them down into manageable parts and identifying key words or phrases that provide clues to the correct answer.

Sentence Formation (1 hour):

Transition to sentence formation activities to reinforce language skills.

Review the subject-verb-object (SVO) sentence structure and its importance in constructing clear and grammatically correct sentences.

Provide examples of sentences related to the passage and guide Suraj in identifying the subject, verb, and object.

Engage Suraj in interactive activities such as sentence completion exercises, where he fills in missing parts of sentences using vocabulary from the passage.

Encourage Suraj to create his own sentences based on the passage content, focusing on accuracy and clarity.

Bonding Activity :

His exam for Maths is over, so I will talk to him about how the paper went, what he wrote, whether what was taught came in the paper or not, etc

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1. Students: Ravindra, Shyam, Yash

2. Topic to be taught: Long division continued, we managed to make some progress (50% there I'd say), so aiming to finish long division this weekend. Class will be a success if we do that.

3. Flow control:

1. 15-20mins : Tables activity and settling down

2. 30-40mins : Long division on one of the boards inside

3. 30-40mins: Letting them solve the questions themselves

4. 20-30mins : Hot potato if more volunteers and their students join, or else pictionary.

4. Interactivity: Mentioned in flow control.

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1. Student: Mehul (ITI)

2. Topic: Employability Skills for the Unorganized Sector

- Understand the importance of employability skills in the unorganized sector.

- Identify key employability skills required for various jobs.

- Demonstrate effective communication and teamwork skills through role-plays and activities.

- Evaluate personal strengths and areas for improvement in employability skills.

3. Flow Control

- Introduction (15 mins)

- Explain the significance of employability skills in securing and retaining employment in the unorganized sector.

- Understanding Employability Skills (20 mins)

- Define employability skills (e.g., communication, teamwork, problem-solving).

- Discuss why these skills are essential for success in the unorganized sector.

- Share examples of job roles in the unorganized sector and the specific skills required for each.

- Key Employability Skills (30 mins)

- Conduct interactive activities and discussions on key employability skills:

- Communication skills: Verbal and non-verbal communication, active listening.

- Teamwork: Collaboration, conflict resolution, leadership.

- Adaptability: Flexibility, willingness to learn.

- Time management: Prioritization, meeting deadlines.

- Problem-solving: Critical thinking, decision-making.

- Practice and Application (30 mins)

- Engage Mehul in role-plays and simulations to apply the learned skills.

- Provide feedback and guidance on improving employability skills.

- Encourage Mehul to reflect on personal strengths and areas for development.

- Conclusion and Reflection (15 mins)

- Summarize key takeaways from the session.

- Invite Mehul to share insights and reflections on the importance of employability skills.

- Provide resources and tips for further self-improvement.

4. Interaction and Activity

- Use interactive activities such as role-plays, group discussions, and case studies to encourage participation and engagement.

- Incorporate real-life examples and anecdotes relevant to Mehul's experiences and interests.

- Use open-ended questions to stimulate critical thinking and promote active participation.

- Provide opportunities for Mehul to share personal experiences and perspectives related to employability skills.

- End the session with a game of footloose.

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1} Teaching - Méhul

2} objective - He has his English exam coming up, so we are covering the topics in English where he is facing difficulties. This will help him learn the format of long writing pieces.

3} a} learning the format for letter writing and story writing

b} clearing doubts about issues if any faced in the exam

4} Placing him inside the shelter so he can concentrate a bit more.

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1) Teaching : Mehul 12th

2) Objective : Covering up any problem he faced during his exams and covering grammar portion and sentence structure to cover up comprehensions.

3) Flow :

Check in(10 mins) : Checking in how his exams have been going and if he is facing any problems whatsoever. Guiding him and giving him more confidence about the examination.

Questions(15 mins) : revising Wh, H questions to make sure he does not confuse one question for another.

Translation(20 mins) : As he won't understand a lot of words so we need to focus on a certain words that are going to be repeatedly used. So we will read and translate from the paper itself.

Grammar Revision(30 mins) : Will revise identification of functions, Modal verbs, Sentence structure.

Long Question Revision(30 mins) : Will clarify on format and formation of report writing, essay writing, and letter writing.

Comprehension(25 mins) : Last sections will be based on solving the comprehensions and make sure he will be able to write the sentences properly.

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1) Student - praful in 5th std

2) I am going to teach him about genetics and how our characteristic traits are similar to our parents and relatives.

Learning objective - he should learn about genes and it's expression as dominant and recessive .

3) I will be taking an example of a child and demonstrate him that how his physical features and characteristic traits are similar to his parents and it is all because of the genes.

I will be further discussing about the father of genetic "Gregor Mendel" and his experiment with the pea plant. I will also give him an idea about punnet square.

4) we will play question games using punnet square and according to the problem given the player has to identify who was who.

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Suraj and Mayank

17th which is just one day before Sci board exam.

We will try to discuss as much as possible Mcqs, True-false and Fill in the blanks as possible (as that part is of 24 marks and easy to score)

After that Diagrams are portion where they can score...Will try to revise labeling and description of that Diagrams.

For 3-5 marks Qs from past weeks we have enough content...thinking to provide priority order of them and we will mark must to do Qs. (Request them to write atleast 2 times all those Qs)

We will discuss 1 markers from Video only as that is time saving (I will write too all the Qs with ans(1marks)), Will request them to refer 2-3 times before going to exam and to have much more writing practice. For that will suggest them write 1 whole paper.

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Chirag & Mehul (iti)

Will come up with some songs so that chirag would remember gujarati alphabets and will do activity using some promts so that it will be fun for him to write down rather than writing on notes

Mehul is improving his reading and i will make him read more and give him some paragraph to remember related to his exams imp questions

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Roshan, Balram, Ajay, Karan and Shyam

As we have completed the syllabus, I am going to take exam of 2 chapters ( Motion and time , electric current and it's effect )

It will contain 10 mcqs and 5 three marks question and it will be of 1h. Then we will be discussing where they are facing difficulties in the chapter and while writing the answer.

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Students: Pratik, Dharmendra, Yash and Ravindra

Topic: Revision of previous topics, preparing them for the test

Flow:

Will start the class with the bonding activity, and get them interested in the class and science in general.

After that we'll go chapter by chapter (1-4) and do an overview of the chapter, answer the questions in the textbook verbally.

And after this is done for a chapter I'll ask them to write 1 Q&A from the chapter, to judge their writing speed and understanding.

Hoping I'll be able to revise 2 or 3 chapters in this fashion.

Then I'll mention about the test next week, and give a brief idea about the pattern and how to prepare.

Bonding:

I have a small portable microscope and a pre-prepared slide, will show that to the kids, and have a short quiz on bacteria

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1)Jaydeep, Prakash and Lucky

2) I will be teaching them the DIGESTIVE SYSTEM of human body. Students will understand the basic function of each organ in the digestive system.

Students will be able to describe the journey food takes through the body.

3)

Will carry a chart that has the diagram of digestive system.

a)Introducing the digestive system: Unveil the digestive system chart. Explain that it's like a factory that breaks down food so our body can use it for energy.

b) Explain how we use our teeth to chew food and mix it with saliva.

c) Show how food travels down a slippery tube called the esophagus to the stomach.

d)Explain how the stomach acts like a muscular mixer, churning and squishing food with special juices.

e) Point out the small intestine, a long and winding tube where most of the digestion happens. Here, nutrients are absorbed into the bloodstream for our body to use.

f) Explain how the large intestine absorbs water from the remaining food and stores waste.

g) Point to the rectum and anus, explaining how waste products leave the body as poop.

4) We will be creating a digestive system model using clay.

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Name of the students - Ravindra Shyam and Yash

Topic- Opposites and revision of wh words

Objective - to make them learn new words and make them revise previous topics.

Flow- 30 min - noun revision

30 min - opposite words

10 min - bonding activity

15 min - wh revision

15 min- reading

Engagement - textbook

Bonding activity - play bingo with them

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Student: Prateek and Dharmendra

Topic: Fraction

Flow:

Fraction Activity

Explaining Addition of Fraction

Giving Sums to Solve

Objective: A basic understanding of addition of fraction

Bonding Activity: Addition of Fraction using some chits