| Lesson Plan |
| Grade: |
Date: 25/02/2026 |
| Subject: Information Communication Technology ICT |
| Lesson Topic: Be able to align the contents of the header and footer consistently within a document including to left margin, right margin and centred within margins |
Learning Objective/s:
- Describe the purpose of consistent header/footer alignment.
- Identify left, centre, and right alignment options within page margins.
- Apply alignment tools to position text in headers and footers correctly.
- Produce a document where header and footer follow a uniform alignment pattern.
- Evaluate a document for alignment consistency using a checklist.
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Materials Needed:
- Computer with word‑processing software (e.g., MS Word, Google Docs)
- Projector or interactive whiteboard
- Sample document template (digital or printed)
- Worksheet with alignment checklist
- Ruler or on‑screen margin guide (optional)
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Introduction:
Show a professionally formatted report and ask students what makes it look tidy. Recall that they have already learned how to set page margins and insert headers/footers. Today they will learn to align header and footer text to the left, centre, or right margin consistently and will be able to check their work against a checklist.
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Lesson Structure:
- Do‑now (5') – Examine a sample page and note any alignment issues.
- Mini‑lecture (10') – Explain margins, alignment options, and why consistency matters.
- Demonstration (12') – Teacher shows step‑by‑step insertion and alignment of header/footer in the word processor.
- Guided practice (15') – Students create a two‑page report using the specified alignment pattern while the teacher circulates.
- Peer review (8') – Pairs use the checklist to verify each other's header/footer consistency.
- Extension challenge (5') – Adjust margins and observe how alignment adapts.
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Conclusion:
Recap that consistent alignment improves readability and professionalism. For the exit ticket, each student writes one tip for maintaining header/footer alignment. Homework: complete a three‑page report using the alignment pattern and bring it for the next lesson.
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