T begins the class with a video showing a movie trailer. T asks Ss what the video is about It is a sensational video from which T can engage students and grab their attention to the topic of the lesson. T elicits the word family. Then, Ss will work in PW and discuss the importance of having a family and their relationships with other members of the family like their grandparents....etc in their lives. T gets ss talk on the theme of the lesson.

T focuses on the pictures and the question. T elicits answers and reasons from the whole class, but don't tell them if they are right or not yet. T gives them a minute to read the first paragraph. of the article to check. T tells the answer is the picture on the left. T elicits that it is long and thin because families will have only one child and people will live longer so there will be more generations but fewer people.

SS now focus on the whole article and focus on the highlighted words. when they have finished matching the words with definitions, T asks them to compare with a partner. T provide them with the AK. T checks the meaning of highlighted words with CCQS. T models and drills the pronunciation.

T puts SS in groups of two or three depending on the number of SS. T goes through the seven predictions again. T makes sure SS know what they mean. T focus on questions 1-3. T explains that SS have to discuss each prediction using these questions. Before SS start, T focuses on the phrases in USEFUL LANGUAGE and drills pronunciation getting SS to underline the stressed syllables and words. T discusses the first prediction with the whole class and discusses if it is true now with younger SS and if the class think it will be true in the future. Now T gives SS sometimes to discuss the other six predictions in pairs or small groups. T monitors and helps where necessary and encourage SS to give reasons for their opinions. T gets feedback from some pairs or groups. T can skip prediction number six as it may refer to an issue which seems to be culturally sensitive for some SS.

T focuses on the instructions goes through the sentences. T elicits the questions SS need to ask starting with: " Are you .........?" T asks Ss to move around the class and ask other students questions and complete the table until they find someone who says yes for each one, in which case they ask for more details. T stops the activity and asks SS to sit down when one student has a name for all the questions when T thinks SS had enough time. T gets feedback.