New lesson plan: Elif's TP3 Plan

Elif Kirci

Elif's TP3 Plan - Intermediate level

Elif's TP3 Plan
Intermediate level

Description

The students will practice their writing skills about describing their family members in the context of writing an email using adjectives.

Materials

Oxenden,C. & Latham-Koenig, C. (1997)New English File Intermediate Students Book. Oxford University

Oxenden,C. & Latham-Koenig, C. (1997)New English File Intermediate Students Book. Oxford University

Main Aims

To enable students practice their writing skills of describing a person in the context of writing an email

Subsidiary Aims

To enable students read an email for specific purposes, make them recognize the features of reading an email
To provide students enough practice with personality adjectives and the modifying expressions
To practice students' reading for specific details skills

Procedure (25-38 minutes)

Warmer/Lead-in (2-4 minutes) • To set lesson context and engage students.

T asks students if they write any emails during the day or if they're using their emails actively. T elicits some answers.

Reading for details (5-7 minutes) • To provide a context for students' production expected in coming tasks through reading

Students read the text to find out the answers for the questions. (Reading for detail) Sts pair check their answers. After, T elicits answers and give feedback. Sts then read and do B part. They check in pairs and T gives wholeclass feedback.

Useful Language (5-8 minutes) • To highlight, clarify and remember useful language for writing a descriptive text

Students complete activity 1 in page 146. Sts pair check first, then T provides answers.T goes over the pronunciation. T provides whole class feedback.

Productive Task-Writing An Email (10-15 minutes) • To provide an opportunity to practice students' writing skills in the context of writing

Students writes an email responding to Stephanie's email, using 4 paragraphs. T monitors.

Post-Writing (3-4 minutes) • To provide feedback on students' production, use of language

Students swap their papers and read each others' emails. They also correct any mistakes they see. T collects students' paper to give feedback later.