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Revision Plan -- Lesson 30
Masculine and Feminine
Subject: English | Class: Nursery | Series: Leeds
Revision Objectives
- Remember that masculine means "male" and feminine means "female"
- Say the eight pairs from page 37
- Sort words into masculine and feminine
Revision Activity 1: Action Sort
Time: 5 minutes
- Say a word from page 37
- Learners put hands on hips for masculine and hands on cheeks for feminine
- Use: father, girl, king, hen, ox, grandmother
Revision Activity 2: Find the Partner
Time: 6 minutes
- Give each learner a word card
- Learners find the partner word (rooster finds hen)
- Each pair says: "Rooster is masculine. Hen is feminine."
Revision Activity 3: Family Pairs
Time: 4 minutes
- Say the family words: father, mother, boy, girl, grandfather, grandmother
- Learners say "male" or "female" for each
Revision Activity 4: Animal Pairs
Time: 5 minutes
- Say the masculine animal; learners say the feminine:
- ox -- cow
- tiger -- tigress
- peacock -- peahen
- rooster -- hen
- lion -- lioness
Revision Activity 5: Two Baskets
Time: 5 minutes
- Put the word cards in a pile
- Learners take turns reading a card with the teacher and putting it in the masculine or feminine basket
Key Points to Remember
- Masculine means "male"
- Feminine means "female"
- Pairs: ox -- cow, tiger -- tigress, father -- mother, boy -- girl, grandfather -- grandmother, peacock -- peahen, king -- queen, rooster -- hen
- Lion is masculine; lioness is feminine