Greeting learners. Setting positive atmosphere by asking some ice breaking questions. Books closed. Revise have got with the class. Tell each student to hold a pen and to stand up. Hold a pen yourself for the whole class to see. Say I’ve got a pen, gesturing that you are talking about yourself. Ask the class to repeat. Teacher elicits the topic of the lesson. Teacher introduces the learning objectives of the lesson. Pay attention to the picture and elicit why there are a lot of people carrying a “goal”. Point out that they should work together to achieve their goals. • What is the topic of our lesson today? Pre-teaching new vocabulary: (W) Teacher hands out the worksheet. Before doing the exercise teacher makes sure that students understand which of the sentences have a subject in the third person singular are. Students match the words with the pictures and write the correct word in the boxes below the picture (The present simple in the affirmative.). Provide peer assessment. Vocabulary practice: (W) Teacher consolidates the new vocabulary and ensures that students can use the words in the context. Teacher shows the sentences on the Active board or hands out the worksheet 2 to complete the sentences. Provide self-assessment Pre-reading (I, P) As soon as students finish sentence completion task, ask them to make up their own sentences using these words .Teacher provides pair work. Freer practice. Reading (I, f) Students read the conversation and name two places that were mentioned. Teacher elicits the answers. Teacher enables them to read the text again and do “True or False” task.
Plenary: (W) What have we learned today? What skills have you improved? (reading, speaking) What subject can we relate the topic “Travelling”? (Geography) Elicit what is going to be held this summer (EXPO 2017) and how this new language might be helpful. (They can give directions to the tourists).
Home task: Learn new words They draw a house to use on the next lesson. |