Before the lesson put crossword puzzle on the wall. 1 - Show the flashcards and elicit the vocabulary. Demo: Show the puzzle and ask for the longest word "orangutan". Write it with board marker. 2 - Invite students one by one to the board to solve the crossword. After a few students, tell the students who come to solve the puzzle to nominate another student and ask for a number/ word to write. Tell them to say "What (word) is this? Praise them each time.

Show power point and elicit vocabulary. Elicit, drill and show its written form. nouns: neck, tail, wings, legs, arms, mouth, teeth, head, spines, trunk, tusks, fur, hair, stripes adjectives: long, short, big, small, sharp and colours.

Before you deliver the handouts fold them into two so ss do not get confused or destructed. Give them instructions by showing them the handout. Emphasize the exercise number each time. * Exercise 1 Controlled Practice of vocabulary. Tell them to circle the correct word. Demo by eliciting the first one. Deliver handout 1 Monitor Tell the early finishers to help each other or check their answers. Give feedback on PPP. Praise them. * Exercise 2 - Controlled Practice of has got - short answer forms. Tell them to write the correct answer. Use the example as a demo. Monitor. Tell the early finishers to help each other or check their answers. Give feedback on PPP. Praise them.

Tell them they are going to describe two animals. Show them the elephant example on ppp Elicit Deliver handouts. Monitor. Tell early finishers to help each other and check their work with their partner. When the whole class has finished give feedback on ppp. Praise them for the good work.

Play a guessing game. (Speaking Practice and consolidation) Instructions: We will play a game. A guessing game. We will think an animal and we will try to find it. You can ask only 3 yes/no questions and 1 guessing question. Q: Has it got a stripes? A: “Yes, it has./ No, it hasn’t.” Guessing question Q: Is it zebra? A: Yes, it is./No, it isn’t. Demo: Show them the word cards of animals. Choose a word card. Don't show it to ss. Tell them to ask you questions to find the animal you have in your card. Point to the poster of the language they are going to use. Help them while they are trying. Invite two ss to try it. Show the students the word cards of the pair secretly. Then pair all ss and ask them to do the same. Deliver them word cards. Monitor. When one pair finishes tell them to find another student or give them new card form your back up pile. The winners collect the other students card. The ss with the most cards are "champions." When the activity finishes praise them.