Students will see three pictures of different kids with different gifts. Students guess what they have in common. The teacher monitors for interesting points to encourage and elicit speech through the use of CCQs, e.g., Are they regular kids? No What's so special about them? What do they have in common?

gifted /ˈɡɪftɪd/ adjective Is it a gift? No Is it to be exceptional in something? Yes Is it to have a natural skill ? Yes characteristics /karəktəˈrɪstɪks/ noun Is it the features by which we identify a person or a place or a thing? Yes Is it a special quality? Yes talented /ˈtaləntɪd/ adjective Is it a high heels? No Is it to have a special skill for something? Yes Is it to be naturally very good at something? Yes

Students will read an article written by Cathy Weselby to look for specific answers. Are gifted students only gifted in studying? No Do gifted students take more time to finish their assignments? No Do gifted students receive special attention from teachers? No Are all teachers qualified to teach gifted students? No

Students will be divided into two groups to come up with 5 negative and 5 positive things about being gifted. After that, the two groups will discuss the outcome of their search.

Is it better to be a gifted student or to be a regular student?

The teacher will monitor the students during practice, and if they make mistakes, he will apply delay error correction.