New lesson plan: work, places

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work, places - beginners, A1 level

work, places
beginners, A1 level

Description

In this lesson, Ss can learn about different jobs and workplaces. they are also supposed to learn different forms of collocations by focusing more on prepositions. Teachers can do it by enlarging the pictures and introducing themselves by telling about their job and the place where they work. Ss also can learn it by matching the pictures or working in groups in order to use the words accurately and fluently. To add extra information about jobs Ss can be put in a conference game ( preparing some cards for the new words). Organizing a mingling activity in pairs for the Ss can be a good speaking practice as long as teachers use a different form with their colleagues.

Materials

handout

Main Aims

To give Ss fluency and accuracy speaking practice using common collocations in the context of work
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Subsidiary Aims

To review and practice names of places and collocations (work in, work for)

Procedure (25-40 minutes)

Warmer/Lead-in (4-7 minutes) • To set lesson context and engage students

T starts talking about his/ her own job and workplace. T attempts to focus on collocations when Ss have difficulties using collocations, T spends a little bit time on practicing by setting more examples when Ss need.

Exposure (5-10 minutes) • To provide a model of production expected in coming tasks through reading/listening

T provides Ss with a HO containing a box of different jobs and workplaces and some pictures. Ss must read and match the pictures with the jobs and workplaces. Ss also check their answers in pairs.

Useful Language (8-10 minutes)* To highlight and clarify useful language for coming productive tasks (2-3 minutes)

To provide and clarify language which learners may find useful for completing speaking task.

Speaking task (7-10 minutes)

Ss should practice their oral fluency in relation to their jobs and workplaces by forming different mingling groups.

Feedback (7-10 minutes)

To let Ss share their results of the task. To provide content and language feedback based on the task.