Learning objectives (s) that this lesson is contributing to
1.S1. make a basic personal statements and simple statements about objects
1.UE. use basic adjectives and colors to say what someone/something is or has
1.L1 recognize short instructions with describing things
Lesson objectives
All learners will be able to: understand new words, pronounce words
Most learners will be able to: answer for the questions each other using the new vocabulary big, small, short, tall, match pictures with classroom routine words
Some learners will be able to: use basic adjectives and colors, to say the names of objects they have
Language objectives
Key words and phrases:
It’s big/small/short/tall
Previous learning
Classroom objects, classroom routines
Plan
Planned timings
Planned activities (replace the notes below with your planned activities)
Resources
Start
10 min
Org. moment
Greetings
Warm up
Ben has a pencil,
Ben has a pen,
He draws with a pencil,
He writes with a pen.
Introduction of the new theme
T: Dear children! Today we are going to describe things. We will learn texts, song, we will divide into groups. Before we are going to describe things let’s repeat colors.
Revision of colors
Video “Classroom objects”
What kind of classroom objects we have listened and seen?
Learners name the objects have seen in the video.
Regrouping
Divide the class into 5 groups using pictures of classroom objects. (pencils, pens, books, bags, rulers)
Teacher demonstration
Presentation of a new lexis.
Small Big
Short Tall
T: Shows pictures of classroom routines and says It is a pen. It is a small pen. It is black. It is a book. It is a big book. It is white.
Whole class
Teacher shows pictures of classroom objects and put questions.
I (f) individual work supports formative assessment
Two objects from the bags are placed in front of every Learner. Every Learner stands. Teacher nominates one to begin. Learner says what objects are. If correct, sit down. If not, remains standing and passes objects he/she could not describe to next learner. Game continues until no one left standing.
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?
Cross- curricular links Health and safety check
ICT links values links
All pupils work with Teacher’s support and try to work on their own more support can be given during elicitation and instruction.
In gaming moments, when working in groups, matching pictures, describing things.
Working whole class, in groups learners will be become more tolerant to each other and respect each other’s opinions.
Be careful with classroom objects when using them.