The lesson plan is for a beginner level English class with 22 pupils. The topic is money and the aims are to practice reading strategies, learn grammar rules, improve vocabulary and pronunciation. Potential problems are lack of familiarity with words and forgetting previous grammar. Techniques include conversation, exercises, reading aloud, and pair work. The lesson involves introducing the topic, predicting a text, reading the text, learning present tense verbs and yes/no questions, practicing exercises, feedback, and homework.
The lesson plan is for a beginner level English class with 22 pupils. The topic is money and the aims are to practice reading strategies, learn grammar rules, improve vocabulary and pronunciation. Potential problems are lack of familiarity with words and forgetting previous grammar. Techniques include conversation, exercises, reading aloud, and pair work. The lesson involves introducing the topic, predicting a text, reading the text, learning present tense verbs and yes/no questions, practicing exercises, feedback, and homework.
The lesson plan is for a beginner level English class with 22 pupils. The topic is money and the aims are to practice reading strategies, learn grammar rules, improve vocabulary and pronunciation. Potential problems are lack of familiarity with words and forgetting previous grammar. Techniques include conversation, exercises, reading aloud, and pair work. The lesson involves introducing the topic, predicting a text, reading the text, learning present tense verbs and yes/no questions, practicing exercises, feedback, and homework.
The lesson plan is for a beginner level English class with 22 pupils. The topic is money and the aims are to practice reading strategies, learn grammar rules, improve vocabulary and pronunciation. Potential problems are lack of familiarity with words and forgetting previous grammar. Techniques include conversation, exercises, reading aloud, and pair work. The lesson involves introducing the topic, predicting a text, reading the text, learning present tense verbs and yes/no questions, practicing exercises, feedback, and homework.
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LESSON PLAN
NAME: IENUTAS MONICA ADRIANA
DATE: 12th of April 2016 NO. OF PUPILS: 22 LEVEL: beginners TOPIC: Money, money, money Yes/no questions AIMS OF THE LESSON: practice different reading strategies assimilate new grammatical rules help students improve their grammar using different types of exercises improve pupils vocabulary on a related topic and their pronunciation PUPILS PROBLEMS: pupils may not be familiar with certain words pupils may not remember previous information about some grammar issues TEACHING TECHNIQUES: conversation, explanation grammar exercises reading strategies pair work AIDS: WOW Students Book, Oxford University Press
STAGE
ACTIVITIES
TIMING
1. LEAD - IN
Teacher salutes the pupils and asks them how
they are feeling. She checks absents and whether they had homework or not.
5min
2. COMPREHENSION TASK
3. READING
4. GRAMMAR a. Presentation
b. Practice
c. Production
5. FEED - BACK
Pupils are introduced to the topic of the new
lesson. Teacher writes the title of the lesson on the blackboard and presents the main activities of the lesson, i.e. reading and understanding a text and discussing some grammar issues. The teacher asks the pupils to look at the pictures from the course book and encourages them to predict what the text is about. The teacher gives further information on how the text is going to be read (by paragraphs, taking turns). Then, teacher asks several pupils to read the text, while the others are following them. Teacher draws pupils attention to the verbs used in the text. She explains them that these verbs are in the present tense simple. She gives the pupils the interrogative form of the present tense. Pupils are asked to solve an exercise in which they have to answer some question with yes/no. Pupils will have to solve some exercises that deal with the grammar issues previously discussed.
Pupils are given an exercise from the course
book to solve. Teacher names those who will read the exercise. If theres a wrong answer, the teacher will ask somebody else to correct his/her classmate.