TENDERTOES ACADEMYLESSON PLAN
Teacher's Name: Miss Choice
Date: 30th June 2026
Class: Grade 2
Duration: 40 Minutes
Topic: Basic Vocalizations
Subtopic: Meaning of Vocalization
Types of Vocal Sounds
Vowel Sounds
Basic Vocal Exercises
Importance and Rules of Good Vocalization
Previous Knowledge:
Pupils can recite rhymes and sing simple songs.
Learning Objectives:
By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:
Define vocalization.
Mention types of vocal sounds.
Produce vowel sounds correctly.
Practice simple vocal exercises.
State the importance of vocalization.
Instructional Materials:
Drum
Charts showing vowels (A, E, I, O, U)
Teaching Methods: Grouping Method
Step 1: Introduction
Teacher greets pupils with a short song.
Pupils make different sounds.
Teacher introduces the topic: Basic Vocalizations.
Step 2: Meaning of Vocalization
Vocalization means making sounds with the voice.
People use their voices to speak, sing, laugh, cry, and call others.
Step 3: Types of Vocal Sounds
Soft Sounds – quiet and gentle sounds (e.g., whispering).
Loud Sounds – strong and noisy sounds (e.g., shouting).
High Sounds – sharp or thin sounds (e.g., bird sounds).
Low Sounds – deep sounds (e.g., drum sounds).
Step 4: Vowel Sounds
A – ah
E – eh
I – ee
O – oh
U – oo
Teacher pronounces each vowel sound.
Pupils repeat after the teacher.
Step 5: Basic Vocal Exercises
Deep breathing exercises.
Repeating vowel sounds.
Singing simple patterns:
La-la-la
Ma-ma-ma
Do-re-mi
Step 6: Importance and Rules of Good Vocalization
Helps us speak clearly.
Helps us sing well.
Improves communication.
Builds confidence.
Rules:
Stand or sit properly.
Breathe deeply before speaking or singing.
Open the mouth well.
Avoid shouting too much.
Evaluation
Ask pupils to:
Define vocalization.
Mention two types of vocal sounds.
Produce any three vowel sounds.
Demonstrate a loud sound and a soft sound.
State one importance of vocalization.
Assignment
1. What is vocalization?
Answer: Vocalization means making sounds with the voice.
2. Mention two types of vocal sounds.
Answer: Loud sounds
Soft sounds
3. Write the five vowel sounds.
Answer: A, E, I, O, U
4. State two importance of vocalization.
Answer:
It helps us speak clearly.
It helps us sing better.
5. Mention two rules for good vocalization.
Answer: a. Breathe deeply before speaking or singing.
b. Open the mouth well when speaking or singing.
Conclusion
Teacher reviews the meaning of vocalization.
Pupils repeat vowel sounds together.
Teacher leads pupils in a short vocal exercise using "La-la-la" and "Do-re-mi."
Teacher summarizes the lesson and praises pupils for participation.