T uses realia to elicit the word clock. T points out to the clock and prompt Ss to say what a clock is for (knowing the time) T tells Ss that he is going to start the lesson with a story and writes the word story on the WB. T sets the clock to 7.10 AM and says the following: When I woke up earlier today, I looked at the clock , I have at home and the time was....... T points to the clock and prompts Ss to say the time. T says, it took me 30 minutes to get ready, so I left home at...................... Ss say the time. T says, I live in Taksim so I took me 30 minutes to get here, so I got here by........ Ss say the time.

T splits the class into pairs T writes the following on the board: Today I woke up at....... I left home at........ I got here at......... T role plays the game with one of the Ss T sets a time limit of 4 minutes. T monitors to identify any issues with the TL to clarify it.

T projects the picture of a clock that shows hours, minutes and seconds to elicit these words from the Ss. T does some modeling and drilling as in the Vocabulary language analysis attached. T sets the clock to 10.00, 10.15 and 10.30 to elicit the words o'clock, quarter and half. T does some modeling and drilling as in the Vocabulary language analysis attached. T might need to use Turkish coins to help in eliciting the words quarter and half.

T splits the class into pairs. T projects ex 2b and 2c from the student's book page 18 and match the first one as a demo. T sets a time limit of 4 minutes and Ss work in pairs. T checks the answers with the WC. T tells Ss that there are two ways to tell the time in English. T prompts Ss to work in their pairs and complete ex 2b. T sets a time limit of 4 minutes. T checks the answers with the WC. T points out the weak form of to in twenty to eleven

T splits the class into small groups of 3. T demos the game with one of the groups. T sets the clock to 6.05 and explains that for each correct answer, the group gets a 100 TL. T explains that the winners are the group who collects more money. T explains that we say six oh five instead of six five. T explains that this goes with mobile phone numbers and room numbers using his room key. After a few attempts, T asks each group in turn to set the time he says on the clock himself. T announces the winners

T asks Ss to raise their hands if they have a watch. T splits the class into pairs and asks Ss to use their watches or mobile phone to a certain time and their partner to tell the time they have set. T demos the game with one of the Ss. T asks students to swap roles.