Teacher greets learners. Learners take cards and divide into 2 groups: aircraft and ground transport. Learners choose the pictures and who get the same pictures sit together in one group. Learners look at the photos and try to guess the festivals, where they are celebrated. Teacher elicits their knowledge about these festivals (Where are celebrated? Which festival would you like to visit most/least?) Learners brainstorm festivals people can go on holiday and discuss how people celebrate them. Which festival would you advise tourists to visit in your area? (G)Task Complete the text about traveling attractions. Choose the best phrase from A-H to fill in the gaps 1-8. Descriptor A learner completes sentences with right phrases. Self assessment If everything is right raise 5 fingers. If there are 1 mistakes raise 4 fingers. If there are 3-4 mistakes raise 3 finger. More 6 mistakes raise 2 fingers. Physical training (I) Task Write about your last trip. Where you went _________________________________________________ What you did there _________________________________________________ What the weather was like in that place How you felt coming home What you will always remember about that place Descriptor A learner writes with grammar accuracy makes up a story connecting sentences into paragraphs Self assessment: According to criteria: write sentences about real and imaginary past events connecting them into paragraphs. (I) Write the form Students fill in the chart writing interrogative and negative form of verbs in Present Perfect Tense. (for more able students) Student fill in the chart writing negative form of verbs in Present Perfect Tense. (for less able students) S. exchange the worksheets with each other. Peer Assessment Students hold-up: Green – is everything right Yellow – if you are 2 mistakes Red – if you are don’t right Descriptors: + | - | ? | He has worked | He hasn’t worked | Has he worked? | She has slept | She hasn’t slept | Has she slept? | We have worked | We haven’t worked | Have we worked? | They have drunk | They haven’t drunk | Have they drunk? | Mike has written | Mike hasn’t written | Has Mike written? | You have had | You haven’t had | Have you had? | We have been | We haven’t been | Have we been? | |