I will bring a Batman toy into class. Show the students the toy and ask them to talk a little about what they know of the superhero. What superpowers does the hero have? How did they become a superhero? Who are their most famous enemies etc. A couple of people to discuss opinions before moving onto next stage.

Students will read the Wonder Woman text which will provide context for the speaking activity to come. They will discuss the questions at the end of the text with their partner. WC just a couple of ideas.

Highlight functional language - agreeing and disagreeing and making suggestions. Highlight pronunciation. Drill.

Teacher will group students. The first group will work on inventing their own superhero as pairs. T will show Ss a guideline so that they can choose which powers and characteristics they wish their superhero to have. T will explain to Ss that they are not limited to this and they can choose other traits if they wish. ICQ to check instructions. The second group will work as pairs to discuss and prepare threatening scenarios in which a superhero can help. Again T will give them a guideline to work with. ICQ to check instructions.

Students will partner to match their superhero/threatening scenario with, then create a story by speaking about it. Students can make notes to put down ideas, however, they can not write their story. ICQ to check instructions.

T draws students attention to errors she has written on board. Ss discuss errors andT encourages self correction. Feedback.

Ask students to talk about the following with eachother. How would your life change if you had one of the superhero powers? Are there any of these superhero powers that you would not like to have? WC. Hot error correction.