- Teacher shows students an image of a warning sign using the overhead projector. -Teacher elicits the word ''dangerous'' from students and drills. -Teacher asks students ''who has kids?'' and then asks students to discuss in pairs ''what are the dangerous things your children do when you are busy and not watching over them?'' * Students discuss question in pairs. - Teacher gets general feedback from students.

- Teacher shows students the pictures in the book and asks students to predict what happened in these pictures. - Teacher elicits from students. -Teacher gives instructions to students. ''I will give you these papers. There are 5 questions hear. I will play the audio record. Listen and write your answers.'' - Teacher gives handout to students with general the questions about the listening. - Teacher gives students a minute to read the questions. - Teacher plays the audio record. * Students listen and write down their answers and peer check. - Teacher gets feedback from students.

- Teacher gives instructions. ''I want you to look at the second question in your papers. I am going to to play the listening audio one more time and I want you to fill in the gaps with the correct verbs.'' - Teacher asks CCQs. For example, are you going to read or listen? Listen. Are you going to listen only? No, listen and find the correct verbs. - Teacher gives students some time to go over the sentences. - Teacher plays the audio record. * Students listen, fill in the gaps and peer check their answers. - Teacher takes feedback from students. - Teacher elicits the meaning of the verbs from students. - Teacher gives students handouts with useful glossary taken from the listening.

- Teacher asks students to sit in groups of three. * Students sit in groups of three. -Teacher tells students to take a minute, think of a dramatic experience they had, and think of how to put it in spoken words. - Teacher reminds students that it is very important to use the new words they have learnt. -Teacher asks students CCQs. Are you going to talk first? No. Are you going to think of a dramatic experience you had? Yes. * Students take a minute to think. - Teacher asks students to share their dramatic stories with the people in the same group. - Teacher gives students enough time to share their stories within the same group. -Teacher changes the grouping of the students. * Students share their stories with different students. - Teacher monitors students during the task. (Teacher does not interfere or interrupt students to correct errors). - Teacher gets general feedback from students

- Teacher provides feedback on students' performance. - Teacher corrects students errors (Teacher deals with errors one by one and tries to elicit the corrections from students).