TLS2054 Group5 by Yu Shuen Chan

Week5 In-class task

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Compare the sound intensity (dB) between 7-11 & canteen shopkeepers

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Organs on Face

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Introduce the concept of sensory organs on face and their functions to kindergarten students:

1. Eyes (sight)

2. Ears (hearing)

3. Mouth/Tongue (taste)

4. Nose (smell)

Learning objectives

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1. Allow students to explore and recognize the sensory organs on their faces
2. Be able to name the sensory organs on the face and to explain their functions
3. Be able to identify the location of the sensory organs on the face
4. Enhance creativity by making artworks that demonstrate students' understandings and their own representations of the sensory organs

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Reminders:

- age-appropriate (k2)

- more challenging tasks to engage audience

(e.g., include extra information / fun facts about the organs)

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Each student creates an artwork with the app application. It is for checking their understanding of the appearance of the sensory organs, and see if they can place the organs in the correct positions.

Faces iMake

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Wordwall

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Activity 1

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Activity 2

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Activity 3

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Activity 4

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Extended learning (1): Guessing the cartoon characters

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Extended learning (1): Match the Characters

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Extended learning (2): Fun Facts about sensory organs

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Teaching PowerPoint

2023-11-22 09:24:19 UTC