Namat Abou Saed Namat Abou Saed

Teaching Practice 2b
Beginner level level

Description

In this lesson, students will discuss their guesses about someone else's with personal details (names, surnames age, jobs, country, city/home town, phone number, and marital status) They will listen to a conversation about two people's personal details, doing prediction, gist and specific listening tasks. They will finally follow this up with a productive skill (speaking), discussing their personal details in groups.

Materials

Abc WB

Main Aims

  • To provide gist and detailed listening practice about names, surnames, jobs, age, country, city/town, address, phone number, marital status in the context of personal information.

Subsidiary Aims

  • To review, practice and reinforce personal details by providing a post listening speaking practice that has Ss talking to the WC.

Procedure

Lead-in (3-5 minutes) • To activate Ss' existing knowledge of the topic, to set lesson context and engage students

T will show a picture of Diego and Grace. T will point at the part of the picture that has Deigo's name written. T says his name is......... Her name is......... T will ask S are these Turkish names? So where do they come from? Where are they now? So what is their jobs? T will give 2 minutes to discuss in pair and elicit some guesses about Diego and grace. T will elicit ideas onto the WB.

Listening for gist (2-4 minutes) • To provide students with less challenging gist listening

T will ask S to listen and check if their guesses were right. T will remind S that they are checking for Diego & Grace's jobs and where they are by pointing her finger at the elicited answers on the WB and writing a question mark above or below the answers previously elicited. T plays track 3.8 and has S check their guesses. T will S ask WC is that right? T will write the correct answer on the WB

Detailed Listening (6-8 minutes) • To provide students with more challenging detailed listening.

T presents S with a chart. T tells S to listen and complete the chart. T tells S that they will listen in groups. T gives S 1 minute to look at the chart (you have 1 minute to look at the chart) T plays track 3.8. . T asks Ss to stand up and check with other groups and see if they have the same answer or not. T monitors the groups. Provide S with answer key.

Controlled speaking practice (7-8 minutes) • To provide controlled spoken practice of the TL they have listened to.

T will show Ss HO 2 and will tell them to ask and answer the questions with a partner. T will change their partners. T will give Ss 5 minutes to ask and answer. T encourages a partner to ask about Deigo and the other to ask about Grace. When they finish, T will tell S to check answers with other pairs.

Focus on contractions (6-8 minutes) • Highlight and remind of the usage of contraction

T uses 2 marker sentences from the listening that can be contracted (1 positive, 1 negative). T writes on the WB (He is not married) referring to Deigo (She is a shop assistant) referring to Grace T asks S do you agree? S provides T with gesture indicating the presence of a shorter way of saying the sentence. T will elicit answer. T writes answer on the WB: (He isn't married). (She's a shop assistant). T puts S in pairs. T provides S with a HO and tells S to work in pair, tick the correct sentence. After Ss finish and if enough of them, T asks Ss to stand up, separates them in two groups in 2 columns facing the WB, gives each group a marker. T tells S to write the sentence they hear from the T (extracted from the HO), race to the board. T checks which group has written what they heard correctly. Her name's Anna. She's a teacher. I'm not a doctor. They aren't from Italy.

Post-Listening Speaking activity (8-12 minutes) • To allow an opportunity to talk about themselves regarding the context, to develop oral fluency on the topic and expand on what they've learned

T shows S her ID card. T tells S, this is mine but you also have yours chesting the profile card made by the T. T tells S that they will find out about 4 friends' details by asking them questions. T demos this first. T tells S to stand up. S has two alternatives depending on the number of students. 1- Onion ring: (T demo needed) T puts half of S in an inner circle facing out and outer circle facing in. T helps with the configuration.T gives HO. When T claps S changes moves to a different person. 2. S talk to another S and then changes to another S.

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