Friday, March 6, 2015

                                                            LESSON PLAN 2
Date: November 6, 2014
Learning Stage of Class: Pre-intermediate
Age Level of Class: 16-17
Grade: 10
Size of Class: 36
Duration: 40 minutes
Context: Past Simple and Past Progressive
Objectives:
-          At the end of the lesson, students will be able to understand the difference between the Past Simple and the Past Progressive.
-          At the end of the lesson, students will be able to make sentences with using time clauses such as: when, while, as, as soon as.
-          At the end of the lesson, students will be able to give examples about simple past and past progressive.
Materials Needed:
-          Smart board
-          Board marker
-          CD player
-          Course book
Warm-Up:
-          Teacher draws students’ attention to the title of the lesson.
-          Teacher asks students to tell what they think the lesson is about.
-          Teacher elicits answers.
Introduction:
-          Teacher tells students the topic of the day.
Activity 1:
-          Teacher asks students the questions and elicits the answers.
-          Teacher draws students’ attention to the pictures.
-          Teacher explains the meaning of the pictures and which countries eat those foods.
-          Teacher asks students the questions and initiates a short discussion.
-          Teacher shows the picture below the text and asks students whether any relation with this pictures and the text.
-          Teacher elicits answers.
-          Teacher explains the vocabularies that are unknown.
-          Teacher shows three titles and asks students to choose the best title for the text.
-          Teacher plays the CD about the text and students read the text while they are listening.
-          Teacher asks some comprehension questions.
-          Teacher asks students to read the passage more carefully.
-          Students make T/F activity and then teacher checks the answers.
-          Teacher asks students to make matching activity and then teacher check anwers.
Activity 2:
-          Teacher draws students’ attention to the table.
-          Teacher explains the adjectives.
-          Teacher asks students do the activity and checks answers.
-          Teacher asks students to describe the adjectives with their own sentences.
Activity 3:
-          Teacher draws students’ attention to the verbs in bold.
-          Teacher allows students some time to match the sentences.
-          Teacher checks the answers.
-          Teacher tells the difference between past simple and past progressive.
-          Teacher asks students do the activity and the teacher check the answers.
Activity 4:
-          Teacher asks students to read thorough the questions.
-          In small groups, students take turns to ask and answer the questions.

-          Teacher goes around the class helping students when necessary.

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