Diane Riley Diane Riley

TP 4a
A1 level

Description

In this lesson students will learn vocabulary relating to personal possessions. The lesson will begin with an introduction of the new language followed by a listening activity.

Materials

Abc Handout

Main Aims

  • To introduce and practice functional language for personal possessions in the context of "What's in the bag?"

Subsidiary Aims

  • To provide the students with an opportunity to practice their listening skills.

Procedure

Warmer (5-7 minutes) • Raise energy level

Write three categories on the WB. Have students in groups write as many words as they can in each category in one minute. Find out which group came up with the most correct answers!

Into to new vocabulary (12-15 minutes) • Present the new vocabulary of personal possessions

I will have a bag filled with the vocabulary shown on the vocabulary handout. - Show the item and get students to identify it. - Drill the pronunciation and word stress. Vary forms of drilling move to diff groups, change volume, chose individuals. - AFTER DRILLING write each word on the WB.

Semi-controlled practice (5-10 minutes) • To provide students with an opportunity to practice vocabulary of personal possessions

Put students into groups. Ask students to look in their bag or purse and take 1 or 2 things out to share with their group. If they don't have a bag or purse they can point out an item they are wearing or maybe have with them. Go around the class and take note of any difficult vocabulary.

Controlled listening practice (10-15 minutes) • Get the students to listen for specific information in 3 conversations

Explain the listening task clearly - Students will listen to three different conversations between two housemates Mark and Lee. In each conversation Lee is looking for something, listen carefully to each conversation and write on the HO what he is looking for. Give the HO AFTER the instructions. Play recording, repeat if necessary. Write answers on WB. Listen again and match the words in the box to the letters A-C. Have 3 students write answers on WB.

Test TL (7-10 minutes) • Test students memory of TL

Have students write the name of the item underneath the picture on the handout. Peer check for earlier finishers. WRITE NUMBERS ON WB Have the students write the answers on the WB next to the appropriate number.

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