Stephen Stephen

TP2
Elementary level

Description

In this lesson, the students learn about the 3rd person through a guided text based on a reading text of someone's daily routine. The lesson starts with eliciting the verbs, followed by a text reading where students read and relate texts of someone's routine. It ends with a controlled speaking through sentence reformulation and free practise via a final role playing speaking activity.

Materials

Main Aims

  • To clarify grammar

Subsidiary Aims

  • To practise speaking fluency

Procedure

Lead In (4-5 minutes) • To ıntroduce Ss to the grammar

Ellıcıt get/has/finish, concept check, drill students and write on WB

Reading For Gist (4-5 minutes) • To provide students with less challenging gist reading

Ss speak and then underlıne differences between the two texts

Reading For Detail (4-5 minutes) • To provide students with more challenging detailed reading

Give instructions to cross out incorrect words, do the first one for them, check the Ss know what to do and give the HO to them

Speaking Actıvıty 1 (4-5 minutes) • To provide speaking practice of grammar

Instruct Ss to do PW where they guess, wrıte and then speak the 3rd person text from 'Reading for gist' but about their partner instead, demo it, do ICQ and commence.

Pronunciation 1 (4-5 minutes) • To re-introduce some related words

T writes on WB 3 columns for s, z and iz and under them are gets, has, finishes, books, pens and buses respectively. This is done during the last exercise. Tell the Ss to respond after saying each word, both chorally and individually.

Pronunciation 2 (4-5 minutes) • To expand on simılar word endings

Instruct Ss to wrıte the words spoken from the recording on to the WB in the correct column from previous excesise, do the first one, do ICQ and press play

Speaking Actıvıty 2 (7-8 minutes)

instruct students to get up and ask each other questions from the HO, T shows them how to do it, check Ss understand. After the allotted time, Ss speak answers they found ındıvıdually to the class.

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