TP1
BEGINNER level
Description
Materials
Main Aims
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Listening and speaking about where people live and work.
Subsidiary Aims
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Review and practice the morphology of regular verb present simple she - +s
Procedure (40-45 minutes)
- Open MP3 file (audio 1.40) in player. Kangaroo picture minimized for stage 3 and stage 4 - Welcome class. - "I live in Kadikoy" and write on WB. - Ask ss individually where they live - write a few examples on board "He lives in Moda"
- Pass out HO "He works, she works" - Post photographs of doctor and manager on WB. T tells SS to look at phots and to complete section "A". - T write 1-4 on board and have SS write answers after completing task for visual feedback and to check their work. If any incorrect ask SS for suggested correct answer - Draw attention to section "b" of HO ask ss to read first line of A and B. Ask ss "how are they different" to elicit the +s as the concept. Repeat with second line of both A and B.
- Sort class into pairs. - Distribute "Make Sentences." Solve problem (a) and (b) with WC before PW. - Monitor PW allow 5 minutes - Write (a) - (f) on WB - nominate a person from 4 of the groups to fill in WB blanks. If incorrect, elicit correct answer from WC.
- Draw own family tree on WB with "Mother" and "Father" at top boxes. Elicit vocabulary from SS: brother, sister, parents - Erase WB. Joke: tell them I have a photo of my mother. OHP slide of Kangaroo. Teach "Australia" with questions: "what is this?" and "where does a Kangroo live?"
-Ask ss to listen for names of people and where they live and where they work on upcoming audio. -Listen once -Distribute HO "Donna's Family (1)" (photo with globe) -Ask students complete fill-in vocabulary on HO and play audio second time. -Check answers by holding sheet on chest and eliciting WC to supply answers. -Distribute HO "Donna's Family (2)" ask ss who are the people in three photos (section 1) -SS to complete box 2 with "lives, works, has" -Draw complete section 2 box on WB. Elicit answers and chorally work all forms of I/we/they and he/she.