TP8
Elementary level
Description
Materials
Main Aims
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In this lesson, students will learn superlative adjectives in the context of shopping.
Subsidiary Aims
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In this lesson, SS will read a short article about a department store.
Procedure (37-48 minutes)
T hands out the "quiz." The SS are split into teams and they choose a team captain. Rules: the questions are revealed one by one. SS have to wait for the T to finish reading, then discuss with their team. They tell the captain, and the captain answers. Whoever answers first gets the point.
SS are given questions. Then they read the article quickly to find the answers. PEER CHECK WGFB SS are focused on the underlined and capitalized words from the article and the quiz. Their meanings are similar. Elicit "adjective" if you can. If SS stare at T: (Akmerkez is bigger than Palladium. Forum Istanbul is bigger than Akmerkez. Shinsegae is the biggest.) CCQs (LA sheet)
T writes: comparative superlative big new cheap busy happy expensive beautiful good bad SS match the cut up papers in groups. SS focus on form: what is similar? they al have "the." Half has "-iest" and other half has "most." Why? (count the syllables)
Here are the ‘most ex’pensive ’shops. the 'cheapest Backchaining ….is the ‘biggest de’partment ‘store in the ‘world.
SS are given a gap fill handout. They fill it alone, then peer check. WGFB
cheap t-shirt LC Waikiki Tuesday bazaar Vakko SS are given 1 item to buy and 3 choices. Together, they must talk about where they would go to buy it and why. (LCW is the cheapest, but they are the ugliest....} 5 minutes, error correction, then partners change.