Showing posts with label Intermediate. Show all posts
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Sunday, March 8, 2015

Lesson plan 2

LESSON PLAN 

Date:08.04.2014
Student-teacher:Elifcan Kırmacı


AGE GROUP                           : 16
LEVEL OF PROFICIENCY          : Intermediate
LESSON TITLE                       : Food and Drink
DURATION                            : 40 minutes
TEXTBOOK                            : Reading Extra
EQUIPMENT NEEDED              : Case,Boardmaker,Plastic plate,Plastic fork,Plastic                       
                                            knife,Cake.


OBJECTIVES/GOALS:
1- By the end of the lesson, students will be able able to distinguish foods and drinks .
2-By the end of the lesson, student will be able to match sentences in the worksheet.
3-By the end of the lesson, students will be able talk about foods and drinks.
4-By the end of the lesson, students will be able to relate quotation beginnings with quotation endings.

INTRODUCTION (5 minutes): (How will you introduce the teaching skill/concept?)
 -Teacher asks the students “What have you eaten foods today?”
-Teacher talks about foods and drinks with the students.
-Teacher asks the students “What do you think about foods?
 





READING LESSON
  1. Pre-reading stage(10 minutes):
- Teacher acts and writes following words from the worksheet on the board:table manners,packaging materials,teetotaller,balanced diet.
-Teacher elicits or explains the meaning of the words.
-Teacher asks students to predict what the lesson is about (food and drink).

 




2-While reading stage(15 minutes):
-Teacher explains to students that they are going to read and discusses some quotitions about  food and drink .Teacher points out that such quotations are often noted for their general truth.
-Teacher gives each pair of students the list of Quotation beginings.
-Teacher uses the notes below to provide background information about the sources.Teacher explains that Anon. is an abbreaviation for Anonymous and is used when the writer’s name is not known.
-Teacher encourages students to predict what word or what kind of word may come next.In quotation 1, for example,the next word is most likely to be an adjective,an article or a pronoun.
-Students work in the pairs and predict the endings of the quotations.They write their endings in a list.
-Teacher gives each pair of students the set of quotation endings.Teacher tells students to match the endings with the beginnings.
-Teacher checks the answer with the class .Teacher  gets individual students to read out  a full quotation each.
-Teacher asks students to paraphrase the quotations.





 
  1. Post-reading stage(10 minutes):
-Teacher discusses the quotations with the class.
-Teacher asks”which do students particulary like?Which do they agree with?Are and of their own endings better than the originals?





CLOSURE :  How will you end the lesson?
-Everbody really enjoys foods and drinks. Thank you for listening.See you next week.





CONTINGENCY PLAN : Do you have a plan for situations where the original plan does not work or suffice?

-Teacher gives examples of quotations about foods and drinks.







LESSON PLAN

Date: 14/11/2014                                        Name of the Pre-service Teacher: Özge Özdemir

Size of Class: 25                                             Age group of the students: 16-17

Level of proficiency: intermediate                Title of the lesson   : Profile of a Circus Performance

Duration of the lesson: 40 minutes            

Equipment needed: worksheets, teacher’s book, whiteboard and maker.

Objectives:

Ø  Within 20 minutes the students will be able to recall the words related to circus such as: monkey clown etc.
Ø  By the end of the lesson, the students will be able to explain the reasons of why they would like to be a circus performer, if they don’t want, what are the reasons to they don’t want.

Ø  By the end of the lesson, the students will be able to create sentences using words related to circus.

PRESENTATION
Pre-activity

               The teacher greets the students, introduces himself and asks them how their last weekend was. After, in order to create a context the teacher tells the students that they are going to read a magazine article about someone who works in circus. Get the students to suggest words related circus e.g. Monkey, clown e.g. and write them on the board. Introduce the words in the Keys language if the students don’t mention them themselves.

Main activity

                The teacher gives each student a photocopy. Teacher asks them that what is the name of this woman in the photo? What is her job? Then teacher asks that students look at the paragraph headings in A with the class. Students then read the text and match the headings with the paragraphs. And then asks the students read the text again. They find the words in the text from B and work out what they refer to.
Then teacher asks students to underline the sentences in the text about the past. Get individual students to read out a sentence each. Teacher should make sure that students taught, bought and restored.
After that, teacher asks students to answer the questions in C. And then teacher allows students time to read the text again and answer the questions in D.
Post activity

Teacher asks students if they would like to work in a circus. Why? / Why not?

Saturday, March 7, 2015

VELAT KARADAĞ LESSON PLAN EXAMPLES 1 AND 2

LESSON PLAN


Level                          :  Intermediate
Age – Level                :  14-15
Textbook                   :  Several textbooks
Topic                          :  “When you say nothing at all” by Ronan Keating
Aims      1. Distinguishing words.
 2. Distinguishing specific information.
Outcomes:
            Students will
1.      Talk about the films and songs
2.      Make predictions for the topic while watching the video.
3.      Guess the context before listening.
4.      Match the words with the meanings.
5.      Complete the sentences by using the correct words.
6.      Match the stanza which is divided.
7.      Distinguish the words while listening.
8.      Write song lyrics for a video.
9.      Join the activities voluntarily.
10.  Work with others co-operatively.
Materials                      :     PC, pictures, handouts, board,  boardmarker, videos.

Warm-up:
-Greet students, some small talk. Say them to play a game before the lesson.
- Divide the class into 4 groups and choose a group leader.
-Tell them ‘one by one group leaders will come to the board and chose a card, the leader try to draw it on board and group members try to find what it is.’
- Check instruction
- Start the activity.
- Make the class applaud the winners.
- Finish the activity
-Give feedback.

Lead in:
- Are you ready for the lesson now?
- Elicit answer and give feedback
- Ask some meaningful questions to make a good start for the topic.
-Ask ‘do you watch films? Which film have you watched lately? Do you like film songs? Which film songs do you know?’
- Elicit answers.
-Give feedback.
- Say ‘I will show a film and please try to guess which film it is?’ Which song is said in the film?
- Elicit answers and give feedback.

Introducing the topic:
-Say ‘today we will do listening and  we will study on the song lyrics of this film. The topic is ‘When you say nothing at all’
-Ask what does it mean?
-Elicit answers.

Activity 1

- Say ‘Work individually and try to match the words with their meanings.’
- Check instruction
- Set the time
- Distribute the handouts
- Start the activity
- Monitor students closely
- Finish the activity
-Make paircheck.
- Elicit answers
- Show the correct answers on 
- Give feedback.

Listening

Activity 1
- Show the worksheet
- Say ‘Listen to the first part of the song and try to match the words in column 1-9 with the words column 

Distribute the handouts
- Say “Now you will listen to the first part’
-Finish the activity
– Say “Now check your answers with your partners.”
-Set the time
-Run the activity
-Finish the activity
-Elicit answers
-Give feedback

Follow-up:
-Talk with your partner about the film by given cards and share your ideas with class.
- Check instruction
- Set the time
- Start the activity
- Monitor the students closely
- Finish the activity
- Elicit answers and give feedback


Wrap-up:
- Say “Today our lesson is over. Did you enjoy? Was it interesting?”
-Elicit answers
-Give homework
- ‘Try to translate the song we have listened into Turkish.’
-Finish the lesson
-Say goodbye

LESSON PLAN                                                                                                                             
Topic:  Classroom Objects
Level: Elementary
Aim:  To teach the classroom objects with activities.
Materials:  Flashcards, textbook, handouts.
Duration : 30 minutes
WARM UP
Teacher teaches the classroom objects by sticking them to the real life materials, and says their names. Teacher chooses a student and asks the name of an object.

Procedures (Techniques) :
Task 1 : Twenty questions
The teacher chooses a student, and wants to think an object. Students writes its name on a piece of paper. The whole class ask only yes/no questions to find out this object. It continues several times.
Task 2 : Same or different
The students work in pairs in this activity. The teacher gives each pair two pictures of the classroom objects. The partner tries to decide whether the two pictures are the same or different.
Task 3 : Odd one out
The students are given sets of four words and have to decide which word is the odd one out.

Evaluation :
Teacher repeats the name of classroom objects by showing them, and the lesson finishes.



LESSON PLAN 1


Date: X/X/X                                            Pre-service Teacher: Mahmut KARADAŞ

Size of Class: 30                                                     Age group of the Students: 16-17

Level of Proficiency: Intermediate                        Title of the Lesson   : Character and Friendship

Duration of the Lesson: 80 minutes                    Language Point: Past Tense

Equipment Needed: Worksheets, whiteboard and maker.

Objectives:

Ø  At the beginning of the lesson, the students will be able to learn some words related to character and friendship such as; intelligence, generosity, amusement, temperament…etc.
Ø  By the end of the lesson, the students will be able to tell which the aspect of the friendship most important and why to each other.
Ø  By the end of the lesson, the students will be able to express their experiences related to friendship.

PRESENTATION
Pre-activity(15mts)

1. Ask students to what they think are aspects of the personality they look for in people when forming friendship or relationship. Write their ideas on the board.

 Key Language:
·         Honesty
·         Intelligence
·         Generosity
·         Amusement
·         Temperament
·         Confidentiality
·         Like-mindedness
·         Loyalty …etc.

2. Ask students that which they think is most important. And ask why.


Main activity(50 mts)

1. Tell the students they are going to see some typical comment about personality and relationships. Put them into groups of four.

2. Direct them to the first section and ask them to work together to match the comments with the aspects of the personality and relationship.


Answer Key:
1. Honesty: d, o
2. Intelligence: j, c
3. Generosity: g, m
4. Amusement: h, l
5. Temperament
6. Confidentiality: k, n
7. Like-mindedness: a, b
       8. Loyalty: e, p

3. Tell the students to think alone for a while about their personal experiences in friendship and relationship, and to try to find an experience to illustrate each of the eight aspects of the relationship and friendship. It can be a positive or negative example, loyalty or disloyalty. Ask them to make notes.
4. Ask them to explain their notes to their group.
5. Ask each groups to choose the best example of each aspect.
6. Direct the students’ attention to the second section of the handout. Tell them to discuss eight aspects and try to decide which ones are more important. Write the important one on the top and then order them according to importance to you.
7. Ask each group why they chose it and write on the top.

Post activity (15 mts)
1. The groups of four works together to write typical comments like those on the photocopy.

2. They read out their comments and the other groups have to decide which aspects they related to.


LESSON PLAN 2


Date: X/X/X                                            Pre-service Teacher: Mahmut KARADAŞ

Size of Class: 30                                                    Age group of the Students: 16-17

Level of Proficiency: Intermediate                       Title of the Lesson   : Signs in the Town or Country

Duration of the Lesson: 80 minutes                     Language Point: Imperatives

Equipment Needed: Whiteboard and maker.

Objectives:


Ø  At the beginning of the lesson, the students will be able to learn the differences between some words such as; information, prohibition, warning, instruction.
Ø  Within 20 minutes the students will be able to recall the words related to imperatives such as; no fishing, no swimming, slow down…etc.

Ø  By the end of the lesson, the students will be able to create imperative sentences about their school.


PRESENTATION
Pre-activity(15 mts)

1. The teacher greets the students, and then shows some pictures about the topic. Asks students to say exactly where the pictures were taken. Try to elicit names of places in Exercise A.

2. Show each pictures to the class again. This time tell students that there is a sign in the picture. Ask them to say that what could the sing say? Elicit suggestions, and write them on the board.

Exp:  No fishing near the river! (In the first picture.)

Main activity(45 mts)

1. Asks students work in pair. Give each student a photocopy. Ask student’s match signs 1-12 with the places in Exercise A.

Answer Key:

a.2      b.6    c.9    d.8    e.12    f.7      g.5
h.4      i.11   j.10  k.3    l.11



 2. Asks students look at the signs 13-18 and decide where they would find these signs. Point out that the six places are in the list in the Exercise A.

Answer Key:

13. In a street                              14. Outside a farm                            15. Near a river       
16. At a railway station             17. On the beach                                18. Outside a building
3. Asks students to decide which sentence in Exercise B explains the main message for the signs 13-18.
Answer Key:

13.  A       14. B     15. A      16. A            17. B          18. B
4. Discuss different kinds of signs with the class. Write the headings from the chart below on the board. Use these notes and examples in the chart to explain the meaning of the headings in the chart.
Information
Prohibition
Warning
Instruction

Tell you what
Something is for




Tell you not to do
something

Tell you about
danger

Tell you to do
something

EXIT





NO DRIVING
FROM BRIDGE

BEWARE OF THE
BULL

PUT YOUR
RUBBIS IN THE BIN

5. Asks students put the signs 13-18 into the four categories in the chart. Point out that some of the signs are in more than one category.
Answer Key:

13. Instruction/ Warning              14. Information            15. Warning/ Prohibition   
16. Information/Instruction         17. Instruction               18. Instruction/ Information           

Post activity(20 mts)
The students prepare a sign to their school as group work.