Educational Project Plan: "Introducing Myself"
Grade: 2nd Grade (Primary)
Main Issue: Students learn to introduce themselves and share personal information using the verb to be.
Scenario: Classroom
Teaching Methodology: Community-Based
Articulating Axis: Inclusion


Project Overview

ComponentDetails
Project Duration4 weeks (16 sessions, 1 session/week, approx. 45 minutes each)
Goals- Students can introduce themselves and share basic personal info (name, age, country).<br>- Use the verb to be correctly.<br>- Foster inclusive participation and respect diversity.
Resources NeededFlashcards, images, mirrors, name tags, drawing materials, audio recordings, peer support tools


Phase 1: Planning

MomentActivitiesTimeAdaptations for Inclusion
Moment 1: IdentificationIdentify students' prior knowledge and language levels.<br>- Circle discussion: "Tell us your name."<br>- Show pictures of different people and ask: "Who is this?"10 minUse visual aids and gestures to support understanding for all students.<br>Allow students to respond in the way they feel comfortable.
Moment 2: RecoveryShare and recall personal info.<br>- Students tell a partner their name and age.<br>- Use simple prompts like "My name is..." or "I am...".10 minPair students thoughtfully, considering diverse needs.<br>Use peer support and repeat instructions visually.
Moment 3: PlanningDesign a classroom "Introducing Wall".<br>- Create name tags with pictures or drawings.<br>- Plan a simple presentation activity.15 minEnsure activities are accessible; provide templates and support for students with special needs.


Phase 2: Action

MomentActivitiesTimeAdaptations for Inclusion
Moment 4: ApproachEngage students in a "Meet and Greet".<br>- Practice saying "Hello, my name is..."<br>- Use role-play with puppets or pictures.10 minUse visual cues, gestures, and peer modeling to make participation easier for all.
Moment 5: Comprehension and ProductionCreate personal "Introducing Booklets".<br>- Students draw or paste photos and write simple sentences (e.g., "I am...").<br>- Practice aloud.15 minOffer sentence starters, visual supports, and alternative ways to express themselves.
Moment 6: RecognitionShare their booklets with classmates.<br>- Peer applause and positive feedback.<br>- Use a "show and tell" format.10 minEncourage inclusive praise, respect all responses, and foster a supportive environment.
Moment 7: CorrectionProvide gentle feedback.<br>- Highlight correct sentences.<br>- Use visual cues for corrections.<br>- Practice repeating statements.10 minUse peer support, individualized feedback, and celebrate progress.


Phase 3: Intervention

MomentActivitiesTimeAdaptations for Inclusion
Moment 8: IntegrationCreate a class "Introducing Wall".<br>- Display photos and names.<br>- Students practice introducing peers.15 minUse accessible display methods; include students' ideas and contributions.
Moment 9: DisseminationShare the project with other classes or parents.<br>- Students present or draw their introductions.<br>- Record videos or take photos.15 minUse multiple formats (visual, oral, digital) to include all students' expressions.
Moment 10: ConsiderationsReflect on the process.<br>- Group discussion: "What did we learn?"<br>- Students express their feelings.10 minUse visual support, sentence starters, and allow alternative expression methods.
Moment 11: ProgressCelebrate achievements.<br>- Organize a small "introductions" party or sharing session.<br>- Distribute certificates or ribbons.15 minEnsure celebrations are inclusive, accessible, and respectful of diversity.


Summary of Methodological Structure

PhaseMomentActivitiesTime (approx.)Inclusion Strategies
PlanningIdentification, Recovery, PlanningPrior knowledge assessment, visual aids, planning classroom displays35 minVisual supports, peer inclusion, flexible responses
ActionApproach, Comprehension & Production, Recognition, CorrectionRole-plays, drawing, sharing, feedback45 minDifferentiated activities, peer support, visual cues
InterventionIntegration, Dissemination, Considerations, ProgressDisplay, presentations, reflection, celebration55 minMultiple expression formats, accessible materials, inclusive praise


Final Notes


  • Emphasize respect for diversity and promote a welcoming environment.

  • Use visual, auditory, and kinesthetic strategies to cater to different learning styles.

  • Foster teamwork and peer learning to enhance inclusion.

  • Continuously adapt activities based on student feedback and needs.

  • This comprehensive plan ensures that second-grade students learn to introduce themselves confidently, inclusively, and with understanding of basic verb to be structures, fostering community and respect in the classroom.