Introduction:

Welcome to the lesson on proper nouns!

Today, I’m going to explain what a proper noun is and how it’s used. We’re going to learn about how a proper noun is different from other words in a sentence, and how it is always written with a capital letter.

Lesson Outline:

1. Introduction: Explain the purpose of the lesson

2. Review of Nouns: Explain what a noun is, and break down common and proper nouns

3. Examples of Proper Nouns: List some examples of proper nouns and explain the importance of capitalization

4. Practice Exercise: Give students a worksheet to practice identifying proper nouns

5. Group Activity: Assign students to groups and have them create a sentence with a few proper nouns.

6. Individual Activity: Have students write their own sentence with proper nouns.

7. Review: Review the lesson with the class.

8. Assessment: Give a short quiz on proper nouns

9. Differentiation: Provide students with visual aids such as videos and worksheets to help them better understand the concept of a proper noun.

10. Plenary: Have students summarize different aspects of the lesson.

Questioning & Assessment:

Have students answer questions such as:

1. What is a proper noun?
2. What is the importance of capitalization when writing a proper noun?
3. What are some examples of proper nouns?

In terms of assessment, give a short quiz on proper nouns and have students answer questions like the ones mentioned above.

Differentiation:

Provide students with visual aids, such as videos (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9L6_mU6T18) and worksheets (https://www.worksheetfun.com/2016/11/06/proper-nouns-printable-worksheet/), to help them better understand the concept of a proper noun.

Plenary:

At the conclusion of the lesson, have students summarize different aspects of the lesson. Ask them to explain what a proper noun is, and provide a few examples. Rote repetition or recital can also be used as a review.