T will start the lesson with a photo projected on to the WB of him and his friend when they were kids, aping a Beatles album cover and explaining to the WC how they wanted to be musicians, and possibly why this didn't happen and how he's a Teacher now (and of course, how much he enjoys it!) Ss will be asked to stand up and mingle as if at a business convention and speak to different members of the class to tell them what they wanted to be when they were a child, is it what they do now? What stopped them from doing it (if applicable), and what they do now. T to project these instructions on the WB. Task will allow Ss to practice job titles as well as past and possibly present perfect and present simple tenses.

T to elicit suffixes for Assistant, Magician, Painter, Spectator. T will then give Ss a HO which gives a list of verbs and require Ss to fill in the gaps with the appropriate verbs with suffixes. This will be done in PW and any P who finish early will be asked to consider more job titles.

T to play the words in the exercise from the CD and get the Ss to repeat and drill if necessary, with emphasis on where the appropriate stresses are on the words. T will project the HO on to the WB and invite Ss to mark where they think the stresses are on each word. This session will also serve as an answer key. This session will serve to enhance Ss awareness of correct pronunciation through stress.

T to introduce the poem, Tinker Sailor, Soldier, Sailor on the WB and elicit, present what the words mean and which might be old fashioned. T will then introduce a rhythm to the poem and explain its use as a skipping rhyme and for thinks such as pulling petals off flowers. Teams will them be divided into 3 groups, Tinker, Tailor and Soldier and asked to come up with a similar rhyme and asked to present it. Ss need to consider words that rhyme and rhythm. T to decide which is the best poem...If permissible, T to ask other Ts as a 'panel of judges' to decide!

T to divide class into 2 groups, saying that they are going to form a limited company and that between the members, they have to decide what their company will make or do which one of them does which job and why. Groups to present this back, going around the members for each to explain what they will do and why.

T to FB any points raised if not already done so in the course of the lesson. It is not envisaged that there will be time, but in the event of an early finish, T to keep the SS in their groups and play hangman using job titles and clues. The winner draws the next clue.