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Tuesday, March 19, 2013

4th Grade Unit 6 Home Sweet Home Grammar Activities



Bünyamin ÖZKUL
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HOME SWEET HOME
                Lesson: English / 4th Grade
                Language point: "There is/ there are, in/on/next to/under"
                Materials: Power-point Presentation
                Aims: My certain objectives are to make my students to be aware of some objects of home making connections in their mind by asking probing questions; for example: Do you like your room? Where does your mother prepare dinner for you? or where do you wash your hands? etc... Later, the teacher shows a presentation related to some house objects and parts of house.
                Procedure: In this part, the teacher will present a presentation about some objects of the home. With this presentation, students will be able to both learn some objects of the home and mostly notice what home objects are in various parts of house.
          

ppt presentation:





             Language point: "There is/ There are" / "in, on under, next to"
video:
ppt presentation:(for game)

            STRUCTURING PART
             Materials: An activity constructed by a power-point presentation, A video about in, on under, a box, and a ball.


             Aims: With the help of a power-point presentation activity, students will be aware of using correct form of "there is/ there are", so, learning will be permanent. Furthermore, students will practice that form by using varied questions and activities. Moreover; students will be able to aware of the locations of objects. They can also use these forms in their daily lives.
            Procedure: At first, I will apply an activity about "there is/ there are" with a power-point presentation. The activity consists of -wh questions about some objects of the house. In each question, there is  object's picture and a few options. And, I will ask students to match the picture with correct object. (for example: in one of the questions, there is a picture of bed in presentation and are a few of options one of which is true, after I asked one of the students "what is this?", he/she will give an answer.) After then, I will ask them to make a sentence about that picture. (for example: I will ask them whether they have got a bed or not.)
            Secondly, I will show a video about prepositions once. If the students have difficulty in comprehending what they listen, I will show that video again. After I sure that they comprehend the video, I will apply an activity that they will attend by heart. The activity is that: the materials I will use are a box and a small ball. Taking consideration of the activity's core aim- focusing on the prepositions "in, on, under, next to"-, I will put the ball on different parts of the box. (for example: I will put the ball on the box, and will ask the question that where is the ball? By thinking of the false answers, I will give a chance to individual student to think again.) Lastly, I will apply a TPR activity in which my students follow my directions.(for ex: I will put my hands on the desk and ask for them to realize what I do. This simply includes "put your hand on/in/under and next to desk".)
            


            Language point: "There is/ There are" / "in, on under, next to"

            Materials: Worksheets.
worksheet:

            PROCEDURALIZING PART
            Aims: My students will be able to improve what they learned up to now. They will capable of using prepositions in their correct positions in sentences, They can easily talk about the objects in their houses by using "there is/ there are.
            Procedure: In this part, I will hand out worksheets which give chance students to practice and make the grammar rule their own. I will give them enough time to complete the worksheet.(The worksheet tests students' ability for applying learned rules correctly. For example; I will ask them to match the pictures with their correct object names, then, I will ask them to make a sentence what they see on the worksheet, lastly, by using the pictures, I will ask them to answer varied questions about where is the exact object depending upon the other objects' locations in the sample picture.)


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