T shows pictures related to "weather" to see which vocabulary ss know and which needs more emphasis.

1. T distributes the weather map of Canada and goes through the cities mentioned in the following task. 2. Drills and models the City names 3. T goes through the weather signs on the map and asks ss what each would mean to get them prepared for the vocabulary task. Questions to be used: "What's the weather like in Toronto?" “What’s the temperature in Toronto?” 4. T tells ss to work in pairs and complete the the sentences with the names of the cities 5. ICQ: "What will you do?" "How will you do?"

1. T tells ss to pair check by listening the recording 2. ICQ: "What will you do?" 4. T plays the record 3. Then T and provides feedback according to answers

T goes through the lexis of the lesson (cloudy, windy, warm, cold, snowy, sunny, rainy, cool, foggy, stormy) especially focuses on the ones according to the problems identified during the previous task. T asks "what's the weather like today?"

1. T divides the class into 2 as Group A and B 2. T distributes the handouts related to "what's the weather like" and asks SS to look at the pictures and fill in the sentences from the box 3. When each group finishes, T matches SS from each group and tell them to ask each other (without showing their papers to each other): "What's the weather like in ...city name...?" and "What's the temperature in ....city name....? 4. T makes the first one as an example and then asks ICQ "what will you do?"

1. T asks students to work in pairs and ask and answer the following: * What's the weather usually like on your birthday?" * What's your favorite weather?" * What weather don't you like?" 2. T asks and answers to model first

Whilst the last speaking task, T monitors and notes any mistakes ss made and corrects them by eliciting.