The Little Boy And The Balloon

Introduction

Hey there this is PJR Learning Centre. Today in

our Language Arts lesson I will tell you a story. Do

you like stories? Good! Well this story is about a

little boy who was led to believe that he was not

special. Have you ever felt like this little boy. The

title of the story is 'The Little Boy And The

Balloon'.

Now click on Task 

Task

After a 30 minute discussion, students will learn to

appreciate the person they see in the mirror, they

will develop an attitude of thanksgiving to God

who created them in His own image and

likeness. Through this they will have a level of

confidence and high self- esteem within

themselves. They will identify all the nouns and

adjectives in the story. 

Process

What did you learn from the story?

Did you hear any adjective in the story?

Can you identify them?

 

Now click on Evaluation

Evaluation

Write ten adjectives from the story and draw and

name five nouns from the story.

 

     Once upon a time there was a little boy named

Richard. He was dark and handsome, he had big

eyes and curly hair, short and sweet anybody who

see him would love with this cute little guy. Richard

lived in Africa where there was slavery and he was

not allowed to do what he wanted because he was

dark.

     One day he made a big mistake, his master ran

him outside to clean the farm and the garden in

the scorching sun. While he was working he saw a

blue thing in the sky that he had never seen

before. Then he saw a red, green, orange, white;

he was so curious and excited to see all of these

things.      

 

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Conclusion

Conclusion

Now that we have completed our lesson how do

we know that the word is an adjective? We know

that the word is an adjective when it tells more

about people, places, animals and things.

Now click on Credits

Credits

Manasa (2018) Fantastic Stories For Kids To Read In 2018

Child Development.

 

Teacher Page

LESSON OBJECTIVES

  1. Students will listen to and discuss story.
  2. Students will identify nouns and adjectives in the story.
  3. Students will draw and name five objects and name ten adjectives from the story.