Daily Routine
Daily Routine
Daily Routine
1 PANIC
LIMBA ENGLEZĂ
TAMÁS ANDREA AMÁLIA
DATA: 13.03.2018.
LESSON PLAN
DESCRIPTION OF THE CLASS:
Communicative aims:
Talking about daily activities
LESSON AIMS:
• To introduce vocabulary related to daily activities
• To practice the present simple, 1st and 3rd person singular
• To encourage speaking and comprehension skills
•To review question forms with ‘when?’, ‘What time?’
•To revise telling the time
OBJECTIVES: by the end of the lesson the Ss will be able to:
MATERIALS: 1. Simple flashcards representing the routines you decide to teach – for
example Get up , have a shower , Have breakfast , go to school, Go home , do my homework ,
watch TV, got to bed, etc.
2. Word cards for these activities
3. Flash cards with the time in digital format, or clocks
4. Magnets or bluteck to stick the cards to the board.
ACTIVITY 1: WARM UP
OBJECTIVE: To be prepared for the lesson
To create a free and relaxed atmosphere for the English class.
INTERACTION: T- Ss
DIDACTIC STRATEGY: Learning by doing/ Frontal lecture
ANTICIPATED PROBLEMS: Students may have difficulty to remember all vocabulary about
food
SOLUTIONS TO PROBLEMS: We will use a commonly used method of drilling, the choral
repetition.
ESTIMATED TIME: 5’
EVALUATION: -T makes appreciations
- T checks pronunciation
- T supervises /supplies error correction
MATERIALS: flashcards
DESCRIPTION OF THE ACTIVITY: The teacher checks homework.
Teacher places four pictures on the board. They represent the four times of the day: in the
morning, in the afternoon, in the evening, at night. T quickly introduces the words. She prepares
a cardboard box containing printed daily activity flashcards for morning, afternoon,
evening, and night. Ss have to pick one card, tell the activity and place it to the right time of the
day.
ACTIVITY 3: Lead in
TEACHING TECHNIQUES:conversation
INTERACTION: T- Ss
DIDACTIC STRATEGY: Learning by doing/ Frontal lecture
ACTIVITY 4: Pre-reading
MATERIALS: flashcards
DESCRIPTION OF THE ACTIVITY:
T uses a clock where she can change the time – she asks students ‘What
time is it?’ If they answer correctly, she drills the answer. Then she asks students to draw their
own clocks to ask each other the time. T draws a clock on the board and explains vocabulary:
“half”, “quarter”, “ o’clock”, “to”, “past”. T monitors to check there are no problems.
ACTIVITY 5: While-reading
MATERIALS: Ss’book
DESCRIPTION OF THE ACTIVITY: T makes a demonstration of reading the text.
Ss are asked to make ex. 2 on page 55. True/False questions !
The text is read by Ss in a dramatized way.
Ss are devided in groups. T asks comprehension questions:
1) What time does Blip Blop wake up on Saturdays and Sundays?
2) What time does he have breakfast?
3) What does he do after breakfast?
4) When does he have lunch?
5) What does he have for desert?
6) What does he do in the afternoon?
7) What does he do in the evening?
Ss tell each other their ideas . T elecits some ideas from the whole class and encourages
brief discussion.
ACTIVITY 5: After Reading
OBJECTIVE: to check students’ comprehension of the text
to reinforce language and content knowledge gained from the text
to practice language skills gained or modeled in the text
to extend students’ understanding about the text
CLASS ORGANISATION: T- Ss
ESTIMATED TIME: 1’
DESCRIPTION OF THE ACTIVITY: T evaluates students’ activity and tells them about what
they have to do for the next time. T explains what and how they have to do their tasks and wishes
them a nice day.
HANDOUT The 13th of
March, 2018
Tuesday
1. Read the text and answer true(T) or false(F).
Blip Blop wakes up at half past seven on Sundays.
.
Blip Blop has lunch at 12 o ‘ clock.
3. Lesson plan
Title of the lesson:
Time:
Place:
Characters:
Main ideas:
Telling the time
a half a quarter