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Sunday, March 17, 2013

5th Grade Unit 10 Cartoon Characters Grammar Activities


Lesson: English
Grade: 5th
Subject: Cartoon Characters
Time: 40’
Materials: Cartoon characters pictures, papers which are written sentences, worksheets and puppets.

Aims:
1.)    To learn information about cartoon characters’ features while using ‘have got’ and ‘has got’ structures.
2.)    To learn description of cartoon characters.( Student can use ‘to be’ form and adjectives. For example; It is yellow bird. It has got wings.)
3.)    To learn using ‘like’ and ‘dislike’ structure while making sentences about cartoon characters.

ACTIVITIES:
Noticing
Materials: puppets
Teacher brings to cartoon characters puppets (for example; characters just like Tom, Jerry and Tweety are done or bought.) She/ he ask to students they like watching cartoons or not while using puppets. S/he talks about their best characters while using structure of ‘’like and dislike’’.

Aims:
1.)    Students wonder about the puppets. It makes them surprised.
2.)    Students figure out cartoon characters and their names.
3.)    Puppets are attractive. Students try to answer teacher’s questions.
4.)    Students have general ideas about cartoon characters.
5.)    Teacher uses ‘to be’ form, ‘have got’ and ‘has got’, ‘like’ and ‘dislike’. After this session, Students get used to hearing these grammar structures.
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Structuring
Materials: Cartoon characters pictures, strips of which are written sentences.
After the first activity, teacher divides the class into four groups. Teacher gives them one of the characters. Each group prepares a short paragraph about their characters. Then, they choose a leader. Group leaders come in front of the class. They share their ideas. Afterwards, teacher asks them to hang on their pictures on the board. While they are hanging on the pictures, teacher hangs some papers on the wall. Each leader takes one of the sentences and asks his friends ‘Who is it’.  He chooses a friend to answer. If a student gives right answer, each leader hangs it near the picture of the character on the board. It continues until the papers are finished.


Aims:
1.)    Students have a lot of information about grammar structures which are ‘like’ and ‘dislike’, ‘have got’ and ‘has got’, ‘to be’.
2.)    When they discuss features, like and dislike, they learn all of them.
3.)     Co-operating offers good effects because friends share their knowledge. They can check their knowledge.

Proceduralising:
Materials: worksheets
Teacher gives them worksheets to do homework at home.

Aims:
1.)    Students can check themselves while doing that.
2.)    They have a chance to review the subject.

                                                                                                                      MERVE ATAK

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