5 Questions

Here are five questions to help you create a well-structured lesson plan:

1. **What is the Learning Objective?**

   - What specific knowledge or skills do you want your students to gain from this lesson?

   - What should they be able to do by the end of the lesson? 

2. **How will you Engage Students at the Beginning of the Lesson?**

   - What activities or questions will you use to grab their attention and make the topic relevant and interesting?

3. **What Teaching Methods and Materials will you Use?**

   - What instructional strategies will you employ to convey the information effectively?

   - Are there any specific teaching aids, textbooks, or resources you'll need?

4. **How will you Assess Student Understanding?**

   - What methods will you use to check if students are comprehending the material?

   - Will you use quizzes, discussions, group work, or other assessment tools?

5. **What is the Closure or Wrap-Up for the Lesson?**

   - How will you summarize the key points of the lesson?

   - Will you assign homework or provide additional resources for further practice or exploration?

These questions will help you outline the main components of your lesson plan, ensuring that your teaching objectives are clear, your students are engaged, and your assessment methods are aligned with your teaching goals.

This is Your Lesson Plan

1. What is the Learning Objective?

To follow basic commands

2. How will you Engage Students at the Beginning of the Lesson?

I will show them by doing

3. What Teaching Methods and Materials will you Use?

I will use pictures and myself doing examples

4. How will you Assess Student Understanding?

I will ask them to do it.

5. What is the Closure or Wrap-Up for the Lesson?

Students ask their friends to do it.