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Tuesday, April 23, 2013

5th grade, Unit 5 School Stores, Teaching Speaking


Furkan Kara
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LESSON PLAN
LEVEL: 5TH GRADE
SUBJECT: UNIT 5 SCHOOL STORES (teaching speaking)

1) NOTICING
Materials: puppet, board

Aim of the activity:
  • Students’ attention is drawn and they can be aware of structure of how much and how many.
  • Teaching pronunciation of stationary items
  • Using the words they learnt in their speech
  • To provide pronunciation practice
 Activity 1:
Beginning to the lesson: the teacher enters the classroom with puppet and introduces the puppet with pupils.
Teacher: How many pencils in your pencil box?
Puppet: I have three pencils. What about you?
Teacher: I think it is too many. I only have one.
Puppet asks to the students such questions.
Conversation goes on.


2) STRUCTURING
Materials: puppet

Aim of the activity:
·         Get students to brainstorm a dialogue around a topic
·         Get students to identify key words for dialogue
·         Get students to listen to other students do their dialogue and focus on tense, use of articles, third person ‘s’ usage
·         Get students to help each other ‘notice’ common errors
·         Get students to keep notes on common errors
Activity 2:                    

Students going to throw the puppet each other and throwing one going to ask a "how many?" question.  

Materials: a dialogue, pupils
Aim of the activity:
  • Acting out
  • To check it pupils have understood the topic
  • To make the lesson enjoyable and permanent


3) PROCEDURALIZING
Materials: puppet

Aim of the activity
  • Students will respond to puppet’s questions, so that teacher can check whether they understand the topic or not.
  • Making conversational practice
  • To check it pupils have understood the topic

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