Unit: 3: Virtual reality. | School: |
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Theme of the lesson | On the move |
Learning objectives(s) that this lesson is contributing to | 10.C7 develop and sustain a consistent argument when speaking or writing 10.R5 deduce meaning from context in extended texts on a wide range of familiar general and curricular topics, and some unfamiliar topics, 10.S3 explain and justify own and others’ point of view on a wide range of general and curricular topics |
Lesson objectives | All learners will be able to: - Work collaboratively with their peers and justify their viewpoint with relevant examples and evidence. - Complete the class survey to find out about the gaming habits of the class members. Most learners will be able to: -Match the words with the definitions in reading task - Express their views on theinfluence and effects of gaming Some learners will be able to: -Agree / disagree with the quotes and give reasons for their opinions in small groups. |
Assessment criteria | Rubric for discussion assessment |
Value links | Intercultural awareness; collaboration; responsibility; transparency. |
Cross curricular links | social studies. |
ICT skills | Internet resources, laptops, computer, interactive board |
Previous learning | Virtual reality (Listening and reading skills) |
Plan |
Planned timings | Planned activities | Pupil’s activities | Marks | Resources |
Beginning | Warm-up There is a statement on the board: Computer games have a negative impact on our brain. Students need to choose a position whether they agree or disagree. Another option is that a teacher may stick on the wall two statements: Computer games have a negative impact on our brain. and Computer games do NOT have a negative impact on our brain. Students go to the position which is more suitable for them. Working collaboratively with their peers they need to justify their viewpoint with relevant examples and evidence. Teacher introduces the lesson objectives | Learners tell about how they are doing | You did a good job | |
Middle | Discuss the meaning of – On the move. (an adjective or adverb to describe something mobile or while moving, e.g. My smartphone helps keep me informed while I’m on the move. Elicit from students what it means to have a job where you are always on the move ( you travel a lot) Write four types of transport - three that have something in common and an “odd one out”. Train, underground, bus, car ( because the others are all forms of public transport) Plane, helicopter, jet, rocket (it is the only one that travels in space) Bus, coach, lorry, tram ( it goes by rail not road) Journey, get in, board, take off (all the others are verbs) | | | |
| Ex.1.p.32 Pair work Discuss the photos using as many words in the box as you can e.g. rocket : spacecraft, take off, high – speed train Ex.2 p.32 Match the words Answers 1.crew 2.traffic jam 3.the underground/ subway/tube 4.spacecraft 5.take off 6.land 7.gate | | | |
End | Reflection Students express their feedback with the help of bubbles. H/t: learn the words | | | |
Additional information | |
Differentiation – how do you plan to give more support? How do you plan to challenge the more able learners? | Assessment – how are you planning to check learners’ learning? | Health and safety check | |
Differentiation With less able students go through the questions together, check their understanding. Encourage more able students to help less able students with some peerteaching. | Peer assessment (Rubric for Classroom Discussion) Observing; Feedbacks; | physical activity is used. ‘mingle' activity Choosing position | |