Teaching practice Phase two third week

This week I had the fifth hour on monday and I taught a new chapter which was a song written by Michael Jackson and Lionel Richie ' We are the World'. I had the Fourth period on tuesday and I taught some of the lines of the same song which I was taking. On Wednesday I reached early in the morning at 9:15+am and I had thr seventh hour I gave and activity to write the summary of the song of some of the lines.
On Thursday I had the second period and I taught the rest of the lines of the song 'We are the World'.On Thursday there was Assembly also and during the assembly all of them celebrated the Moon day and a quiz was conducted. This day was the day in which the students were refilled with the knowledge.
On friday there was an Anti-drug day celebration and the excise inspector gave a speech and the principal of Higher secondary school also gave a good speech.
After that on Friday I conducted an exam on the 6th hour of the day and it was good and decided to give marks on monday.

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