Previous learning Learners look at the pictures and name types of transport. Teacher asks learners: “How do you get to school?’’ Learners choose one card and answer. Presentation and practice Listen, point and repeat. Pupil’s books closed. Teacher puts posters “Musical instruments’’ on the board. Teacher points to each musical instruments and present them. Learners repeat chorally and individually. Then then the teacher points each instrument in random order and asks learners. Pupil’s books opened. Teacher plays the CD. The learners listen, point to the pictures and repeat. Ex.1,p.74 Colour. Write. Say and do. Learners listen to the teacher and colour musical instruments. Trumpet-blue Guitar-red Recorder-green | Piano-yellow Drum-orange | Learners work individually. Checking understanding. Teacher asks learners to choose one musical instrument and say what colour is it. Example: My piano is black. Formative assessment strategy “Smiles”. Physical training Teacher calls learners to stand in front of the board and asks to make a circle and dance together with a bear from the video Energizer Dance - Charlie Bear Agadoo Learners make a circle and dance with the teacher. Listening and singing. Use of English I can… Teacher explains I can… I can play the piano. I can play the guitar. WORK IN GROUP Teacher divides learners into 5 groups. 1)trumpet | | 2)guitar | | 3)drum | | 4)piano | | 5)recorder | | Ex.2, p.74 Sing the I can play… song! First time leaners sing a song together. Then they work in groups. Each group has got one part of the song. Each group come to the blackboard and thing a song. Formative assessment strategy ‘Clapping’. Red Yellow Green Learners assess each other using coloured cards. Listening and reading. Ex.3, p.75 Learners look at the pictures and tell what they can see. T: What’s this? L: A trumpet T: Lilly can play the trumpet. What can Liam play? Learners watch the video and answer. Ex.4, p.75 Leaners look at the pictures and circle. Pupils work in groups and collect the story. The teacher asks individual students. |