Hema P.

Years of Experience in Class I-V Tuition

20

Fees

Teaching Experience in detail in Class I-V Tuition

# Planning and Preparation **Objective:** Ensure a well-rounded understanding of basic concepts. # Session Structure *Warm-up (10 minutes):** - I greet the student and engage in a brief conversation to set a positive tone. - Then I conduct a quick review of previously learned material with questions or a fun quiz. - Finally I introduce the day's agenda to provide a roadmap of what will be covered. **Subject-Specific Instruction (30 minutes per subject):** 1. **Mathematics:** - **Concept Introduction:** Use of real-life examples to explain new concepts (e.g., addition using counters or objects). - **Guided Practice:** Solving problems together, demonstrating step-by-step solutions. - **Independent Practice:** Assigning a few problems for the student to solve independently, offering assistance as needed. - **Review:** Discussing the solutions and address any mistakes or misconceptions. 2. **Language:** - **Reading:** Choosing an age-appropriate book or passage. Read together, focusing on pronunciation, intonation, and comprehension. - **Writing:** Engaging in a writing exercise, such as composing a short story or writing a letter. Focus on grammar, spelling, and sentence structure. - **Vocabulary:** Introducing new words using flashcards and encourage the student to use them in sentences. 3. **Science:* - **Discussion:** Explaining the science behind an experiment, asking questions to gauge understanding and stimulate curiosity. - **Hands-On Activity:** Providing an activity related to the topic, such as drawing a diagram or completing a worksheet. # Interactive Breaks (5 minutes): Incorporating short, engaging breaks between subjects to keep the student energized and focused. Activities can include: - Stretching exercises or simple physical activities - Quick brain teasers or puzzles - Listening to a short, educational song or watching an informative video clip # Wrap-Up and Review (10-15 minutes): - Summarizing the key points from each subject. - Asking the student to explain what they learned in their own words. - Assigning light homework or reading to reinforce the day's lessons. - Providing positive feedback and encouragement, highlighting areas of improvement and effort. # Follow-Up: - Maintaining a record of the student's progress and areas needing improvement. - Communicating with parents about the child's performance and any additional support required. - Planning the next session based on the student's needs and progress. # Reflection: Reflecting on the session to identify what worked well and what could be improved. Adapt future lessons to better suit the student's learning style and interests. By creating a structured yet flexible learning environment, you can help students in grades 1-5 develop a strong foundation in various subjects while fostering a love for learning.