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«Конспект урока английского языка 5 класс на тему " Животные"»

Short-term plan



Unit 2: Living things

School:

Date:

Teacher name: Antropova A

CLASS: 5th

Number present:

absent:

Lesson title

Animals

Learning objectives(s) that this lesson is contributing to (link to the Subject programme)

5 R4 read with some support a limited range of short fiction and non-fiction texts

5 W7 use with some support appropriate layout at text level for a limited range of written genres on familiar general topics and some curricular topics

Lesson objectives

All learners will be able to:

  • name the animals they know

  • read and understand the main facts on the topic

  • choose the necessary information in the text

Most learners will be able to:

  • make up sentences according to the topic

  • answer the questions in written form

  • express their opinion with support in written form (cinquain)

Some learners will be able to:

  • make the questions according to the topic in written form

  • make up own sentences according to the topic

  • express their opinion without support in written form (cinquain)


Assessment criteria

Name the animals;

Read and understand the text;

Answer the questions in written form;

Make the questions in written form;

Make up Cinquain;

Write correctly;

Find the necessary information in the text


Language objective

New vocabulary


Values links

Communicative abilities; friendship, care for animals

Cross-curricular links

Biology

Previous learning

Plants

Plan

Planned timings

Planned activities (replace the notes below with your planned activities)

Resources

Start

3min


  • Greeting.

  • Wishes: Everybody should make up circle and tell to the neighbour a wish on today's lesson. For example: I wish to you to get positive emotional

  • Today you will work in pair (P) and individual (I)















  • Brainstorming:

Teacher asks learners: What can you see on the picture? (slide 2) (Snake, monkey, elephant, giraffe, tiger, lion, rhino, duck, turtle butterfly, cow, camel, pig, bear, penguin, squirrel)

- What is the theme of our lesson? (Animals)

- What do you know about animals?

T: One learner should read 1 question and other learner should answer.(in chain)

-Do you like animals?

-What is your favorite animal?

-Have you got any pets?

-What do you know about wild animals? Name some of them.

-What kind of domestic animals do you know?



PP Presentation (slide 1)

















Slide 2







Slide 3

Middle

3 min


















4 min

  1. Pre-reading (New words)

Drilling: Learners should repeat after the teacher chorus, individually, from end to start.

fur –





feathers-



shells





scales



cell



endangered-



rare-







in danger-





destroy-



Task #1 Pre-learning vocabulary (P)

Learners should list the animals belonging to each category

Feathers

scales

fur

shells

Endangered/ in danger

rare



FA:

«1point» -6-8 words

«2points»- 9-11 words

«3points»- 12-15 words

Descriptors: A learner

  1. Writes correctly

  1. Chooses right



Peer ass-nt: Each learner completes the checklist( by passing and checking in chain)

Slide 4







































Handout #1

















10 min

  1. While reading

Read the text and do the task. (I)

About Animals.
Our planet is home to a vast collection of animals. They live everywhere. Animals are all around us, so it is easy to think that we know exactly what animals are.
But some animals have fur or feathers, others have shells or scales, while many have no hard body parts at all. Animals often have eyes, ears and legs.
Firstly, animals’ bodies are made of lots of cells. These cells work together, like a team. Secondly, unlike plants, animals need to eat.
Such animals as a tiger, black rhino and giant panda, are now so rare that they are endangered.
Animals are in danger for many reasons, and most of these are to do with humans. People collect animals as pet, and hunt them for food and for ‘fun’. They destroy their habitats. We must look after food the animals we have left, before it is too late.  

Task #2 (differentiated task)

Level A: Write out the names of the animals and parts of the body

Descriptors: A learner

  1. Reads and understands the text

  2. Writes out 3 names of animals and 3 parts of the body.


Ass-nt criteria:

«1point » - less 4 words

«2points »- 4-5 words

«3points» 6 words



Level B:  Answer the questions in written form:

1.Where do animals live?

2.What are they made of?

3.What do they need to live?

4.What must we do for animals?


Descriptors: A learner

  1. Reads and understands the text

  2. Writes full answers


Ass-nt criteria:

«1point» - 1 full answer

«2points»- 2-3 full answers

«3points» - 4 full answer



Level C: Write your questions to the topic?

Descriptors: A learner

  1. Reads and understands the text

  2. Writes 5-6 questions

Ass-nt criteria:

«1points» - less 4 questions

«2points»- 4-5 questions

«3points» - 6 questions



Peer ass-nt: Each learner complete the checklist

( by passing and checking in chain)

The text from English book (the 7th form, Ayapova, ex.2,p.39)



Handout #2

3 min

Physical education

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W9d2ZR580JY

5 -7 min

Post-reading

True/ False. Correct the false statements in written form (P)

  1. Our planet is home to a vast collection of animals

  2. Animals haven’t eyes, ears and legs.

  3. Animals’ bodies are made of lots of cells.

  4. Like plants, animals need to eat.

  5. Such animals as a tiger, black rhino and giant panda, are often see everywhere.

  6. People collect animals as pet, and hunt them for food and for ‘fun’

  7. We must look after food the animals we have left, before it is too late.  

KEY: 1.T; 2.F; 3.T; 4. F; 5. T; 6.T.

Descriptors: A learner

  1. Defines correctly the statement

  2. Corrects the false one in written form

Self ass-nt.

Ass-nt criteria:

«Excellent (3 point)» - 6 right answer

«Good job (2 point)»- 4-5 right answer

«Try again (1 point)» - less 4 right answer



Handout #3

















PPP (slide 5)

10 min

  • Checking understanding (differentiated task)

Make up Cinquain (I)

(Level A)









Animals

________ _________ (two adjectives in the text)

________ _________ _____ (three verbs in the text)

We must care for animals



(Level B)

Animals

_____ _____ (two adjectives in the text)

________ _________ _____ (three verbs in the text)

We ______ ______ _____ animals (complete this sentence)



(Level C)



  1. 1 word 

2.      two adjectives on the topic

3.      three verbs

4.      one sentence



Descriptors: A level

  1. Chooses the necessary words

  2. Writes correctly



Peer ass-nt: “Traffic lights”

Assessment criteria

Write all right- green (3 points)

Write with mistakes in word- yellow (2 points)

Write unsuitable words- red (1point)

Handout # 5

End

3min

Feedback:

Learners complete an evaluation of what they did during the lesson complete the statements:

at today's lesson I have understood / I have learned / I have understood …

at this lesson has pleased me …

I would praise myself for …

especially it was pleasant to me …

today I managed …

I have managed …

it was interesting …

it was difficult …





Checklist


Tasks

Point

Task #1 Work with words


Task #2 Work with text



True/ False.


Cinquain


Total




«4-6 points»= your mark is «3»

«7-9 points»= your mark is «4»

«10- 12 points»= your mark is «5»



Home work: Write essay “ Animals around us”

Descriptors: A learner

  • Uses topical vocabulary

  • Writes correctly

  • Expresses his opinion


Assessment criteria

«5» – 8-10 sentences

«4»-6-8 sentences

«3»-4-5 sentences



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



I plan to differentiate the lesson objectives. Learners work in group according to their abilities during on the lesson.

-Low motivated learners will be given the task with support to the text;

-Middle motivated learners will do tasks where they can with support to the text and express their opinion;

-High motivated learners will be given more difficult tasks where they can do themselves.

I plan to give differentiated hometask



  • Learners are given the descriptors of each task with criteria;

  • I plan to check learners’ learning using formative assessment, peer assessment, self-assessment, traffic lights;

  • Each learners should fill the checklist to get their suitable mark

All learners will do physical exercise for relax.






























Appendix


Handout #1


Feathers

scales

fur

shells

Endangered/ in danger

rare


Handout #2

About Animals.
Our planet is home to a vast collection of animals. They live everywhere. Animals are all around us, so it is easy to think that we know exactly what animals are.
But some animals have fur or feathers, others have shells or scales, while many have no hard body parts at all. Animals often have eyes, ears and legs.
Firstly, animals’ bodies are made of lots of cells. These cells work together, like a team. Secondly, unlike plants, animals need to eat.
Such animals as a tiger, black rhino and giant panda, are now so rare that they are endangered.
Animals are in danger for many reasons, and most of these are to do with humans. People collect animals as pet, and hunt them for food and for ‘fun’. They destroy their habitats. We must look after food the animals we have left, before it is too late.  

Task #2 Work with text

Level A: Write out the names of the animals and parts of the body

Level B:  Answer the questions:

1.Where do animals live?

2.What are they made of?

3. What do they need to live?

4. What must we do for animals?


Level C: Write your questions to the topic?



Handout #3

True/ False. Correct the false statements in written form

  1. Our planet is home to a vast collection of animals

  2. Animals haven’t eyes, ears and legs.

  3. Animals’ bodies are made of lots of cells.

  4. Like plants, animals need to eat.

  5. Such animals as a tiger, black rhino and giant panda, are often see everywhere.

  6. People collect animals as pet, and hunt them for food and for ‘fun’

  7. We must look after food the animals we have left, before it is too late.  











Handout #4


(Level A)

Animals

________ _________ (two adjectives in the text)

________ _________ _____ (three verbs in the text)

We must care for animals



(Level B)

Animals

_____ _____ (two adjectives in the text)

________ _________ _____ (three verbs in the text)

We ______ ______ _____ animals (complete this sentence)



(Level C)



  1. 1 word 

2.      two adjectives on the topic

3.      three verbs

4.      one sentence





























Appendix


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Slide 4



















Slide 5



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