SEMA
ÖZBEK
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PRONUNCIATION TEACHING
LESSON: ENGLISH
CLASS: 4TH
GRADE
UNIT: CLOTHES
PRESENT: Watching a video
Materials: Video( the clothing
song-youtube.FLV)
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You
can find this video from this website : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_cBmnRsh8Hw
Aim:
It is an activity to show and teach clothes and their pronunciation at the
beginning of the lesson. The video can be enjoyable and call students’ attention. Students will
start to recognize and pronounce the names of the clothes. They will have chance to see the
written forms of the clothes in the video. We will focus on some vowels in the
video and the other two activities.
At the beginning of the lesson, I
will show the video. For the first time, they will watch. For the second time,
they will start to sing the song with video. They will start to understand how
we should pronounce and be careful while pronouncing.
PRACTICE: Repeat after me
Materials: Colorful cards of the clothes
Aim:
In this part, the students will start to reinforce what they have learned from
the video. By repeating, they will develop their pronunciation and language
ability of the words.
I will show my cards of the clothes
in the video and pronounce their names. After me, students will pronounce the
words. They will develop their pronunciation.
PRODUCE: Minimal pairs and finding,
writings names of the clothes.
Materials: The same colorful cards and colorful letter cards.
Aim:
It is an activity to understand how students have started to learn the
pronunciations of the clothes. Students will try to combine the written form of
the cloth after repeating. Students will have a chance to see the written forms
of the clothes and pronounce.
Students will come to the board
after repeating the words after me. I will stick cards of the letters in a
mixed order and in minimal pairs. After making students repeat, I will stick
the cloth on the board. One of the students will come and try to write the name
of the cloth and pronounce it.
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I
will try to focus on two vowels in all activities. But I couldn’t write the
written forms of these vowels in phonetic alphabet here. (ö and ae sounds)
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