S divided in 3/4 group of max 4/5 people depending on attendance Call the best student to the WB. Demo the exercise by whispering in S ear. Say to Ss "you must guess", write on board "What is the word? Guess the word" Say "fruit". Then "red", then mime like if you were biting on an apple, then draw an apple on the WB (after each word/mime/drawing wait for Ss reaction. Hopefully they will say words related to them). At this point they will most probably say out loud APPLE. If no one gets it move to one of the groups and mime a student understanding the word and saying out loud APPLE. Back as a teacher say "very good, group A, 1 point". ICQ: "all clear?" (if yes go on, if you see they didn't understand show more in detail) Say "the game starts now". Whisper on S ear an easy word "teacher" (if Ss still don't understand the game help out miming etc) Once a word is guessed change S and word. Words selected for the task (the amount of words depends on students abilities and timing): teacher (whisper in year), waiter (show image), Turkish, Italian, Black, Red, Doctor, Tea (they don't have to be in this order, select according to S abilities)

say: "who has white shoes?" - use body language to indicate white shoes. "Students with white shoes please stand up" if some one don't yo ask "do you have whìte shoes?" then say "mix", "change seat" with body language indicate them to go in a different group.

Stick an image representing teatime on the WB. elicit students to say words about it. Try eliciting: drinking (miming), strong tea (miming), weak tea, teapot,morning -> start of the day. Then give an image to each group and ask them to work together in the group and find words as they did with you. whoever finds more words wins. mime you thinking about a word a writing it down. ICQ see if they are doing it, if they look perplex, if they do something else... if they didn't get what to do. tell them 2 minutes. Check what word they found. Ask each group and check for spelling, pronunciation and stress. Apart from the words you elicited you need the following words for the reading/listening part: cup, glass, milk, sugar. If they didn't find out those word you need to elicit them. by pointing out each of them on the picture on the board.

Write on the board England, Japan and Turkey Mime them not to talk and not to write "please don't talk and please don't write" "let's read" (body language to explain reading). show them what part they need to read and what part of the paper to ignore (paper is folded in two. text on one and further exercise on the other) Take the text in your hands and ask "what country is the text about?" "first read in silence, don't answer" Give them the text on tea habits in Turkey and say "one minute" After ask again "what country is the text about?" O/C answers if too much confusion nominate. Now write "British people drink tea in glasses" on the WB. the sentence is wrong. ask the students if sentence is correct or wrong. once they answer it is wrong ask what is the right answer. "Turkish people drink tea in glasses" now show them to unfold the paper and do the exercise below the reading. "work in pairs" monitor if everyone has understood and correct mistakes. sit at students level while monitoring to look them in the eyes and build good rapport.

Ask students not to write and not to talk. but to listen only. (through body language and minimal talking directions). "please don't talk, please don't write". "please listen in silence" Tell them that after the listening they will need to answer the question "what country is the text about?" Read text about tea habits in Britain and then the once in Japan. Asking the gist question again and see if Ss can answer. otherwise elicit/help to get the answer.

Write on WB: cup of tea, glass of tea, milk, water, start of the day, end of the day, green tea, black tea, small teapot, big teapot, weak tea, strong tea, Japanese people, British people, tea, coffee, with sugar, without sugar, Divide the class in 3 groups (max 6 people - if more attendance increase groups). Line them up in 3 lines perpendicular to the WB (indian line. one behind each other in a line). Explain the game to them with a demo. Say to the students "listen to the text". Read the fist line from the tea habits in Britain text. Read a question. Tell the Ss that only the once on the front of the row can answer. Elicit the students to answer. Once the first one answers mime you running from the line to the board and rubbing off the right answer. mime first with right answer and say "this is correct", write the word down again. and then mime rubbing off another word,the wrong answer. "this is not ok". ICQ -all clear? "start" "listen" Read a part of the text, read a question and make the Ss race to rub off the correct answer. If there are some problems with understanding clarify again. showing them or asking Ss who understood to explain if this help with weaker Ss.

Ask only men to sit down after Listening part II. Ask women to mix and change seat.

Ask students to listen and fill gaps in the exercise. Write first sentence of the exercise on board keeping the gap. Read the text and elicit the answer to fill the gap. Ask students to do the same on their own filling all the other gaps. Read the text twice. Once finished ask the students to check in pairs. Monitor. Then ask student nominating them to say out loud the word to fill each gap.

Write on board TEA Elicit question and answers (through body language, suggestions, hints) "would you like some tea?""yes please" "no thank you" "would you like some green tea or black tea?" "green tea, please" "black tea, please" "would you like some sugar?" "yes please", "no, thank you""would you like some milk?" "yes, please", "no, thank you" once all the questions have been elicited. drilled, pronounced and stressed correctly. Ask Ss to stand up and practicing the questions and the answers mingling. Give a demo first showing what the have to do.