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Lesson Plans & Teaching Guides

Overview​

As a member of the Instructional Staff, keeping your classroom educational, engaging, and age-appropriate is your central focus. This guide provides the structure required to manage your classroom and deliver lessons across all official subjects.

Classroom Structure Guide​

1. Opening the Class

  • Arrival & Attendance: Arrive at your designated classroom on time. Greet students as they enter and instruct them to take a seat.
  • Topic Introduction: Clearly announce the subject and specific topic of the day so students know what to focus on.

2. Delivering the Lesson

  • Instructional Focus: Keep the lesson centered entirely on the designated subject. Use interactive questions to keep students engaged.
  • Classroom Order: Maintain a professional, respectful environment. Ensure students do not talk over the lesson or disrupt their peers.

3. Dismissal

  • Wrap-Up: Briefly review the key points of the lesson or allow students to ask final questions.
  • Official Dismissal: Formally dismiss the students from the classroom once the session is concluded, instructing them to move orderly to their next area.

Subject Curriculums​

Core Subjects​

Science: Cover fundamental earth, life, or physical science concepts through structured classroom discussions and step-by-step virtual lab demonstrations.

English: Focus on reading comprehension, creative story analysis, writing prompts, and structural grammar exercises.

History: Teach historical eras, world civilizations, and major global events using interactive timelines and discussions.

Elective Subjects​

Cooking: Guide students through recipe reading, kitchen safety rules, and the step-by-step creation of various culinary dishes.

Drama: Host script-reading sessions, improvisational acting exercises, and short stage performances to build student confidence.

Gym: Lead organized physical activities, team sports, and fitness routines while emphasizing teamwork and sportsmanship.

Art: Instruct students on artistic techniques, color theory, and creative design projects using the classroom workspace.