| In my house (D, W) (15) Demonstration: - demonstrate a picture of a house - ask “What’s this”; students may read the answer from the picture; if they cannot read and answer, help by reading the sentence aloud - use 3x3 choral drilling of the phrase “this is a house” for students to learn how to pronounce it correctly Whole class activity: - provideeach student with a hand-out of “there is/are” structure - read each phrase aloud, use a 3x3 choral drilling for students to learn how to pronounce these phrases correctly - show a picture of a house with various objects inside (windows, desks, etc.) - model a couple of sentences as an example: “In this house there are 3 pens”, “In this house there is one computer”. - ask students “How many?” questions for various items in the house (i.e How many windows are there in this house? – There are 3 windows in this house.) Dynamic break (W) (2) Whole class activity: Students go to the carpet and have a dynamic break “Head, shoulders, knees & toes” Head, shoulders, knees and toes Knees and toes Head, shoulders, knees and toes Knees and toes And eyes and ears and mouth and nose Head, shoulders, knees and toes Knees and toes. In my house (I, P) (13) Individual work: - give each student an outline of a house - ask students to spend 3-5 minutes and draw various object they want to have in their houses - monitor students’ progress Pair work: - in 5 minutes ask students to find a partner and share the information about their houses with their peers using “there is/are” structure - give students 4-5 minutes to talk to each other, go around the class and listen to students’ stories, assist if necessary - in 4-5 minutes come to each student individually and assess his/her work with help of sticker (a smile – stick it on a student’s paper) Reflection Students identify what they did well in the lesson and what needs improvement. |