He's A Baker. You Can Buy Bread in A Baker's. You Should Take An Aspirin. You Must Stay in Bed
He's A Baker. You Can Buy Bread in A Baker's. You Should Take An Aspirin. You Must Stay in Bed
He's A Baker. You Can Buy Bread in A Baker's. You Should Take An Aspirin. You Must Stay in Bed
(LESSON PLAN)
Teachers name
Date 21st March, 2007
Class name 4th grade A (Pre - intermediate )
Unit Revision 3
Lesson Revision
Lesson start 950 a.m.
time
Length of lesson 45 minutes
Teaching point Grammar/ Speaking: review of Present tense simple, past tense
of the verb to be, comparison of adjectives, verbs:
should/shouldnt and must/mustnt
Lexis: Jobs and shops/buildings.
Target language Hes a baker. You can buy bread in a bakers.
items You should take an aspirin. You must stay in bed.
Main lesson aims By the end of my lesson learners will be better able to:
Use correctly adjectives;
Recognize and use Jobs and shops names;
Use correctly the verbs can, must, should and the past
tense of the verb to be
Evidence Learners will respond accurately in written and oral exercises.
Personal goals I want to revise all the knowledge that my Ss have learned in the
units from 7 to 10.
Class profile The class is a good Elementary group, though some of the Ss are
not as active as the others. The class works well together, though
some are too shy. Alexandra and Silviu are the most active of all
while Marian never answers unless I ask him to and George
responds very well to game activities.
Timetable fit Ss have just finished a unit about town buildings and the past
simple of the verb to be is still new grammar to them.
Predicted Because the lesson is a little larger than our usual lessons my Ss
problems my get tired or bored sometimes during it. If that happens Ill try
to bring them back with a short song or the Simon says game.
Materials used Textbook, hand outs.
Organization Class-work, individual-work.
Skills Reading and Writing.
Procedure