The teacher gives out coloured strips of paper and writes a code w-b. Blue = roof Green = cat Orange = the Red = is Black = Roof. the teacher tells students to make a sentence. T:'one word is missing.' T walks around monitors and sees if there are any problems and helps the students with difficulties making the sentence. T elicits the answer The cat is (on) the roof (Orange Green Red Orange (missing colour Yellow) Black). The teacher asks students to make a new sentence: Orange Black Red Orange (missing colour Yellow) Green? (The roof is on the cat.) T: Is it correct (No). The teacher demonstrates a roof with the students using the yellow paper and asks, 'Listen, where is the cat, point? Students can help each other to point to on the roof. T may also elicit 'top'.

T asks Ss to make more imaginary objects from everyday classrooom objects ( a pencil = a plane, etc.) with their partners. Next the teacher demonstrates a situation using a ping-pong table. T checks understanding of 'ping 'pong. T drills a minimal pair using vowel sounds in 'in' and 'on'. T: 'On the left, in the middle you don't know, or on the right. T drills Pin Bin and Tim, Tom and CD ROM. Next the teacher explains he is going to do the moving and they have to be the teacher, saying if he is correct or not. T asks students to read some sentences from the board in any order and he will move to the left or to the right. T: was I right? T elicits the sound of On T: on the right is_______? T: on the left is _______?

T shows the difference between in and on and how they are sometimes the same (ıe on the playground or sportsfield, or in the playground or sportsfield). T writes w-b

T gives the handout for the lesson. T asks students to fold it in half. The teacher asks students to work individually to complete the table by puttıng the words highlighted in the sentences into the correct column in the table. T stands aside whie the students complete the task. T sits down again and checks one or two students' understanding. w-b f - b

The teacher draws Ss attention to the second question. T gets Ss into new pairs. New pairs work together to complete the task. 2. T W-C F-B

T tells Ss they are going to find out some more about their new partners. T draws a Venn diagram W-B. T explains that this represents Ss general (shared) knowledge and their individual 'personal' knowledge. T gets Ss to draw a similar Venn diagram on the reverse of their paper and to write their name and their partner's name on top of each circle. T models the activity of finding about a partner (Same mark the middle of the diagram, different then write in the larger more personal portion of the circle.) T gets Ss to work in pairs to ask each other questions about holidays to fill in their diagrams. T might give further information as to forming questions using how do you travel, where do you go, what do you do etc. (N.B T is eliciting the present simple tense) F-B W-C

T asks the Ss to complete the final part of Exercise B and C