Lesson Plan
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Teachers
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110120054 Filiz TOPCU
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Date
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25.12.2014
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Students’ Profile
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Age Group
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10-11
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Class
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5th Grade
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Level of Proficiency
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Elementary
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Size of Class
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24
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Lesson Profile
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Duration
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80 min.
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Materials
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Puppets (Dr. Bill and Lisa),
flashcards, art craft, chant, jigsaw puzzle, boxes, song, board maker,
speakers.
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Aims
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Introducing
and practicing new vocabularies,
Introducing a new grammatical point,
Making simple advice sentences.
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Objectives
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By the end of the lesson,
students will be able to identify at least four names of illnesses. (I.e.
fever, flu, sore throat, cough.)
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By the end of the lesson,
students will be able to give at least three advice sentences about illnesses
by using should/shouldn’t.
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By the end of the lesson,
students will be able to identify pronunciation given illnesses words
correctly, especially after they listen and sing the chant.
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By the end of the lesson,
students will be able to complete the advice sentences with
“should/shouldn’t” structure.
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Lesson Procedure
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Warm-Up
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VOCABULARY & TEACHING
GRAMMAR
T uses
puppets while creating a context. Then T shows the flashcards of illnesses. T
says the names of illnesses and writes the names of illnesses. T
says names of illnesses one by one and students repeat them one by one after
the T. Then T closes the name of illnesses with her/his hand and asks to
her/his students. T asks the question to the students.
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T makes advice sentences. T
writes the sentences on the board. Then T asks to students, firstly T gives
an example, after she asks.
Aim is to teach and recall the
names of illnesses, asking question as a structure (*What should I do?) and
giving advice sentences. (*with should/shouldn’t). T asks questions because
she controls the students get this structure and illnesses or not.
Worksheet Activity
The teacher shows the worksheet
to the class. The teacher gives instructions to students clearly and briefly.
T makes sure that students understand the activity. T gives the worksheets to
students. While worksheet working, T controls the students.
(T: My lovely students, you have
worksheets. It is about should/shouldn’t. It has three activities. First part
is matching activity. It has some illnesses pictures and names of them. You
match them. Am I clear? Ss: Yes. T goes on. T: And second activity has incorrect
order words. …..)
Comprehension check
1. I have a sore throat. Should
I drink ice-tea?
2. I have a toothache. Should I
eat more candies?
3. I have the flu. Should I eat
oranges?
4. I have a cough. Shouldn’t I
drink cough syrup?
5. I have sneeze. Shouldn’t I
rest in my bed?
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While Lesson
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ARTCRAFT: T explains how they will prepare their own art raft. T shows how
to do it. T gives needed materials; pictures of illnesses. Then Ss make their
own art craft. Ss will use art craft while they are singing the song.
Aim is to repeat and consolidate
the names of illnesses and using of them in sentences.
CHANT: T says to students “Now, let’s sing it!” T gives essential
instructions. (I.e. Firstly listen, listen carefully and try to hear names of
illnesses etc.) Students will use their art-crafts. They will listen the
chant three times.
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Post Lesson
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GAME 1: T explains the game. “Jigsaw Puzzle”. T prepares special jigsaw
puzzles for this game including newly learned vocabularies. T puts students in groups. (There will be 6
groups.) T gives instructions briefly and clearly. T demonstrates how to make
it. T gives the materials to students. T do their jigsaw puzzle as a group.
Each student will be active because the jigsaw puzzle has almost 10-15 items.
Aim is to make students think
from the specific to the general, also students repeat the words again.
GAME 2: T explains the game. “The Boxes Game”. T prepares special boxes
for this game including newly learned vocabularies. T puts students in
groups. (There will be 3 groups.) T gives instructions briefly and clearly. T
demonstrates how to make it. T gives the materials to students. Each student
will be active because each student has at least one box to put into place.
Aim is to make reactivated
students and to repeat names of illnesses for effective learning.
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Contingency
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The class will sing the song
again and they will dance like a robot.
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Matching activity
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This blog has been created by the senior students of Foreign Language Education Department, Abant Izzet Baysal University as a collaborative task in Computer Assisted Language Learning Course.
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