A Lesson Planning Template



A Lesson Planning Template


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Dr. Afshan HumaPh.D Curriculum Instruction and TEMichigan State UniversityIn-charge Department of EPPSLAllama Iqbal Open University, Islamabad. Pakistan



  1. List of Students’ Favorites
  2. Games/physical activity
  3.  Food and water
  4.  Speaking and story telling
  5.  Sharing Jokes/Laughing
  6.  Reading /writing
  7.  Outdoor/tours
  8.  Colorful visuals  and exciting Sounds
  9.   Art and drawing
  10.   Manipulation/Physical Activities
  11.   Reward and appreciation
  12.   Friendly Environment
  13.   Individual Attention
  14.   Peer support
  15.  Special needs
 









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