Lesson Title: Exploring Our World

Learning Intention: To develop an understanding of English, mathematics, environmental studies, physical education, religious and moral education, and arts.

Success Criteria: By the end of the lesson, students will be able to demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the different subjects through active participation and completion of activities.

Introduction: - Begin the lesson by discussing the importance of learning about different subjects and how they are interconnected in our daily lives. - Introduce the topics that will be covered in the lesson: English, mathematics, environmental studies, physical education, religious and moral education, and arts.

Main Part: 1. English: - Introduce a short story or poem related to the environment. - Discuss the main characters, setting, and plot. - Ask students to write a short paragraph summarizing the story.

1. Mathematics: - Introduce a math problem related to the environment (e.g. calculating the area of a garden). - Guide students through solving the problem step by step. - Provide opportunities for students to practice similar problems independently.

2. Environmental Studies: - Show pictures or videos of different ecosystems. - Discuss the importance of protecting the environment. - Have students create a poster or drawing depicting ways to conserve the environment.

3. Physical Education: - Lead students in a short exercise routine focusing on strength and flexibility. - Discuss the benefits of regular physical activity. - Have students practice different exercises and stretches.

4. Religious and Moral Education: - Discuss the importance of kindness and respect towards others. - Share stories or examples of moral values in action. - Have students write a short reflection on a time when they showed kindness to someone.

5. Arts: - Introduce a famous artist or art movement related to nature. - Show examples of their work and discuss the techniques used. - Have students create their own artwork inspired by nature.

Plenary: - Review the main points covered in each subject. - Ask students to share one thing they learned or enjoyed during the lesson. - Encourage students to ask any questions they may have.

Differentiation: - Provide additional support for students who may need it during independent work. - Offer extension activities for students who finish early. - Use visual aids and hands-on activities to cater to different learning styles.

Assessment Strategies: - Observe students’ participation and engagement during discussions and activities. - Review students’ written work for understanding and accuracy. - Use informal questioning to assess students’ comprehension of the topics covered.

Higher Order Thinking Questions: 1. How do you think the characters in the story could have solved their problem differently? (Analyzing) 2. Can you think of any real-life situations where math skills are important for protecting the environment? (Applying) 3. Why do you think it is important to show kindness and respect towards others, even when it is difficult? (Evaluating)