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Class: IX — English
Lesson: Unit 3 — Revision Week (Prose, Poem, Supplementary & Grammar, across 6 periods)
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⚠️ Sample Weekly Diary — this is a starting point, not a final script. Please review and adapt it to your own classroom, students and pace before use.
Period Topic LO TLM Warm-up Concept Reinforcement Evaluation Remedial Home Work
1
Intro + Prose Recap — Old Man River LO 921LO 907Discussion; reads with comprehension. Prose mind-map poster “Can you name the four lessons in Unit 3?” Re-walk the flood-rescue sequence; re-ask the four original questions. Pair-retell the sequence before the questions. LOTWho wrote the play “Old Man River”? Point to the sequence poster while re-telling. Look over the prose glossary flashcards.
2
Poem Recap — On Killing a Tree + Suppl. Recap begins LO 906LO 923Recites with stress & tone; appreciates literary elements. Poem mind-map poster; Read-Along audio Quick recall: “Why can't a jab alone kill a tree?” Re-walk the destruction sequence; re-ask the three original questions. Recite the memoriter stanza matching Q1 before it is answered. LOTWho wrote “On Killing a Tree”? Read Stanzas 1–2 line-by-line together. Look over the poem glossary flashcards.
3
Supplementary Recap — Earthquake + Grammar Recap begins LO 921LO 918Appreciates theme; uses clauses and phrases. Suppl. mind-map poster; Grammar poster Quick recall: “How many villages were destroyed?” Re-walk Brij's story; re-state the clause/phrase/non-finite verb patterns. Pair-retell the sequence before the questions. LOTWhere was Brij when the earthquake struck? Point to the sequence poster while re-telling. Look over the supplementary glossary flashcards.
4
Grammar Recap finishes + Consolidation Mind Map LO 916LO 921Uses non-finite verb forms; identifies theme across texts. All four mind-map posters; chart paper Quick recall: gerund vs. infinitive — “-ing as a noun” vs. “to + verb.” Re-set the three original identification items; draw one combined map, four branches (one per text). Pair-compare mind maps before the teacher fills gaps. MOTIs “the black hat” a clause or a phrase? Why? Skeleton with all four branch labels already on the board. Bring all four glossary flashcard sets tomorrow.
5
Practice Test (written) — mixed paper LO 907LO 918LO 916Reads with comprehension; grammar accuracy. Practice-paper worksheet “Sit this like the real exam — silent, timed.” Section A (recall), Section B (understanding), Section C (higher-order) — one question per text per section. — (silent test period) HOTWhat does Brij's story teach us about courage and hope? Justify. Guided mode sits Sections A–B only, posters visible.
6
Answers + Remedial + Exam Tips LO 907LO 921Reads with comprehension; participates in discussion. Practice-test scripts; posters “Which section felt hardest?” Discuss the paper's answers aloud; share three exam-day tips. Whole-class oral answer check, section by section. RecheckRe-ask any Section A question missed by more than a few students. Re-show the matching poster; pair with a fluent classmate for one retelling. Revise flashcards for whichever text felt hardest today.
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ⓘ Content drawn from the IX — English, Unit 3 revision master lesson plan, itself recapping the already-published prose, poem, supplementary and grammar plans for this unit. LO codes = NCERT Learning Outcomes, Secondary Stage, Class IX.