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ELT 3-A
TEACHING THROUGH SONGS
Subject / Unit:
Toys / Unit 13
Level: 4th graders
The
Language Point: Have
got – Has got, There is – There are, Prepositions, Adjectives
Aims:
·
To motivate
learners to learning by creating an enjoyable learning environment.
·
To make them use
their physical energy while learning new language.
·
To raise their
attention by teaching English through songs.
·
To help learners
to predict what comes next using their knowledge and rhythm of the song.
To encourage students to work as a group cooperatively.
To encourage students to work as a group cooperatively.
Ø PRESENTATION
Activity
Name: Warm-up!
Name
of the Song: Muffin Songs - Teddy Bear
Procedure:
The
teacher asks students whether they like songs or not and says they are going to
listen to a
song. Then she asks their favourite toys and tries to receive as possible as
different
answers.
Afterwards, she tells them that the song they are going to listen is sung by a
teddy
bear. She asks
them to listen to the song and try to understand while playing it for the first
time. She plays
the video of the song. Before playing it for the second time, the teacher tells
students to sing
the song together and to act it as in the video of the song. Students try to
catch
up with the
movements that the teddy bear in the video do.
Materials:
The
video of the song (Muffin Songs -Teddy Bear)
Ø PRACTICE
·
Activity Name: Listen and Sing
Together!
Name
of the Song: Peter Weatherall – Toy Box
Procedure:
The teacher says students that they are going to listen to another song
and asks them to
listen and try
to understand while playing it for the first time. She plays the video of the
song.
While playing
the song for the second time, the whole class sing the song together.
Materials:
The
video of the song (Peter Weatherall – Toy Box)
·
Activity Name: Fill in the
Blanks
Procedure:
After
singing part, the teacher hands out a written form of the lyrics of the song
with gaps in some sentences. Students try to fill in the blanks while the song is
playing. When all the students have finished the activity, the teacher plays the
song for the last time to check the answers by stopping it when necessary.
Materials: Worksheet
(lyrics of the song)
There are _____ ____
and a ___ ______.
There is a _____ ____
and a ____ with curly hair.
____ ____ ____
Lots of lovely toys.
In my ___ ___ there are toys
for every ____ and ____.
There are jig-saw _______
and ________ games,
lots of _______ tracks,
carriages and ______.
Toys toys toys
Lots of ______ toys.
In my toy box there are toys
for every girl and boy.
_____ inside my toy box
see what you can find there.
You can _____ with anything
cause I like to ______.
There are _______, paints and ____
So I can paint my _____.
There are _____ rocketships
and bugs from out of _____
Toys toys toys
_____ __ lovely toys.
In my toy box ______ ___ toys
for every girl and boy.
Look inside my ____ ____
see what you can ____ there.
You can play with ________
cause I like to share.
Toys toys toys
_____ __ lovely toys.
In my toy box ______ ___ toys
for every girl and boy.
Ø PRODUCE
·
Activity Name: Create Your Own Song!
The teacher divides students into groups of five and wants them to
create their own
song. She also asks
them to include the new vocabulary about toys into the song. Students are
given 10-15 minutes
to be prepared. Then, they are asked to come to the board and to share
their songs with
the class.
References
Kahraman,
A. G. & Kahraman, B. English Student’s Book for 4th Graders, SEK
Publishing,
Ministry
of National Education
Ministry of National Education
(2006). English Language Curriculum for Primary Education
(Grades
4, 5, 6, 7 and 8) Ankara
Cameron,
L. (2001) Teaching Languages to Young
Learners. Cambridge University Press
Harmer,
J. (2007) The Practice of English
Language Teaching. Pearson Longman
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LjxxHlfVT1g Muffin Songs - Teddy Bear
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HlkZm8Z2lb0 Peter Weatherall - Toy Box
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