LESSON PLAN 2
Size of the class: 30
Age group of the students: 14
Level of proficiency: Pre-intermediate
Title of the lesson: Giving Advice
Structures:
should, ought to
Duration of the lesson: 70-80 minutes
Equipment needed: Video, worksheet, smart board,flash cards
OBJECTIVES;
1.By
the end of the lesson students will be able to recognize how to give an advice
a preson by using some structures like should, souldnt, ought to and etc.
2.By
the end of the lesson students will be able to practice to find a solution for
a problem by using their productive skills.
Pre-Teaching(15-20 mins)
Activity
Teacher enters into the classroom and greets the
students. When students ask teacher how are teacher says not bad, because my
computer has virus and I dont know how to delete it. Can you give me an
advice?students answer and teacher writes them on the board. Then teacher shows a video. Firstly they just
listen and try to catch structures. Second time they notes the structure. Then
teacher asks some questions related with the video such as,
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What is the topic?
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What kind of structure that used in the video?
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Is there any mistake about structures?
They check questions with their teacher.
While –Teaching(25-30 mins)
Activity
At
the beginning of the lesson teacher ask the language for giving advice and
writes them on the board, such as;
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You should ...
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I think you should/ought to...
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Why don’t you ...?
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I suggest you...
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I would give an advice..
Then
divides the class into groups of five,gives
each group a set of cards and ask them to put the set of cards face down in a
pile. Students take it in turns to turn over a card. They explain their
problems to the group, and the other students have to give advice. Each student
in the group has to give a different piece of advice. The student gives the
card to the person who has given the best advice The student who collects the
most cards is the winner. When everyone has finished, students report back to
the class on the best or worst piece of advice they received for each
situation.
Post –Teaching(25-30 mins)
Activity
Teacher
gives a worksheet to pair , and tells students imagine that they run an advice column called "GÜZİN
ABLA." They read each e-mail and
try to find a solution and give advices to the mails owner. Students create a
problem and an advice with their partners. When they complete their works the
volunteer students make role paly share their advices and they choose the
best one.
You run an
advice column called "GÜZİN ABLA." Read each e-mail below and then
write a reply. Try to give the best advice you can. Make sure you begin with a
phrase for "giving advice,” and try
to give fun and interesting answers. Use the structures like ’’ What should I do? What do you think I should do?
What would you suggest I do?’’
Dear Güzin Sister,
I study at university. _________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________
Your Advice:
_______________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________
Dear Güzin Sister,
My friends keep complaining that
I spend too much time with my boyfriend. _____________
__________________________________________________________________________
Your Advice:
_______________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________
Dear Güzin Sister,
I'm having a real problem with my
roommate. _____________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________
Your Advice:
_______________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________
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