Presentation W) Learners listen to, follow and answer questions in a Presentation on chair design teacher goes further on to the slides Learners talk about different parts of chairs and about different chairs for different people. Go through the slide presentation eliciting language through open and closed questions to present parts of a chair and get learners to discuss chairs for different people. Write model sentences on the board, then give out guided writing template, e.g. This is a _old/ modern/new___ chair. It’s got __sit/back/comfortable/uncomfortable______. Practice Step 1 PPP 1 -Identify the parts of the chair and their purpose (for class, for home, office, school, work etc -Identify different materials used (wood, plastic, fabric, etc) -Why do you think these chairs are made from wood? -How do these chairs differ from the chairs you use? They are old we use modern -Where would you find these chairs? (recall info about places around the city and home) Step 2 PPP 2 Learners continue discussion about history of chairs and develop speaking skills. What do you know about chairs? What are these chairs designed for? How old or new are these chairs? What are these chairs made of? How many different materials are these chairs made of? How many different sections do each of these chairs have? Which of these chairs do you like best and why? Students are divided into 2 groups. Differentiation by task: More able leaners: Give full answers using active vocabulary without teacher`s support. Less able leaners: Give answers using key words on the board. |