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Here is a scheme of work for Grade 3, based on the provided image, with two lessons detailing learning outcomes (knowledge, skill, and attitude). Scheme of Work Subject: English Language Grade: 3 Sub-strand: 6.4.1 Spelling (2 lessons) Overall Topic: Spelling for Effective Writing --- Lesson 1: Mastering dr, gr, and shr Blends Week: (e.g., Week 1) Sub-topic: Identifying and Spelling Words with Specific Blends Learning Outcomes: Knowledge: Students will know words containing the letter-sound combinations dr, gr, and shr. Skill: Students will be able to spell words accurately using the dr, gr, and shr blends in various exercises. Attitude: Students will show enthusiasm in identifying and practicing words with new letter-sound combinations. Teaching/Learning Activities: The learner is guided to spell words with the letter combinations dr, gr, and shr. Students fill in a crossword puzzle using words with the target letter-sound combinations. Students write dictated words containing the target blends. Students copy words legibly and correctly from charts/flashcards. Resources: Flashcards with dr, gr, shr words, crossword puzzles, dictation sentences, charts with words. Assessment: Observation of spelling accuracy in written work, participation in crossword activity, dictation test. --- Lesson 2: Applying Spelling for Clear and Legible Writing Week: (e.g., Week 2) Sub-topic: Effective and Legible Spelling in Context Learning Outcomes: Knowledge: Students will understand the importance of correct and legible spelling for clear communication. Skill: Students will be able to write words clearly, legibly, and correctly in various contexts, including generating words and participating in a spelling contest. Attitude: Students will demonstrate responsibility for clear and correct writing and confidence in their spelling abilities. Teaching/Learning Activities: Students make words related to a target theme from jumbled letters. Students generate as many words as they can from a set of given words or letters (e.g., from "children" to "child/rich/den/red/chin/hen/hid"). Students participate in a spelling bee mini-contest with peers. Resources: Jumbled letter cards, word lists for generation, spelling bee rules, score sheets. Assessment: Observation of word generation activity, performance in spelling bee, assessment of clarity and legibility in written tasks. --- Suggested Key Inquiry Question(s): Why is correct spelling of words important? Core Competencies to be developed: Critical thinking and problem solving: This is promoted as the learner weighs options when thinking critically to form a set of given words or letters. Co-operation: is enriched as the learner collaborates with peers to participate in a spelling bee mini-contest with peers. Self-esteem: The learner's self-esteem is enhanced as they spell words correctly. Pertinent and Contemporary Issues (PCIs): (Not explicitly detailed in the image for this section, but generally relates to values like self-esteem and collaboration). Link to other Learning Areas: The learner can link the concept of correct spelling of words to learning similar concepts in Kiswahili and Indigenous Language activities. 3 done, 2 left today. You're making progress.