- T greets the Ss. - Then T asks Ss's favourite colours and why do they like them. - After collecting a couple of answers, T asks "Do you think the colours that we see can affect our mood? How and to what extend?"

- T tells: "Let's look at some key vocabulary before reading." - T elicits "synthetic" by asking questions. (What do we call the materials that are made from chemicals or artificial substances?) - Then T asks CCQ's about synthetic. (Are they natural products?) [No] (They are man-made, right?) [Yes] - Then T models the correct pronunciation and drills it and highlights the word stress. - T elicits "stimulant" by asking questions. (What do we call the things that increases your heart rate? ...the things that make your mind more active and less likely to make you sleepy?) - Then T asks CCQ's about stimulant. (Can you name any product which has a stimulating effect on you?) [Coffe, nicotine, pills are sample examples] - Then T models the correct pronunciation and drills it and highlights the word stress.

- T divides the classroom into groups of 3. - T distributes the reading texts and hand-outs. - T tells students to read only the first two paragraphs. (2-3 mins.) - After Ss finish reading, T tells Ss to look at the ex.1 in their hand-outs. Ss answer the questions individually. (3-4 mins.) - Then check their answers with their group members. (1-2 mins.)

- T tells Ss to read the rest of their texts. (2-3) - Then Ss look at exercise 2 in their hand-outs. Ss match the words with their meanings. (3-4 mins.) - T tells Ss to check their answers with their group members. (1 min.) - Then T tells Ss to look at the activity 3. At this stage, Ss first work individually then, with their group members. Each S tries to identify the features of the colour that they read a text about in the chart and fill in the chart with the given information. (2-3 mins.) - Then the Ss fill in the rest of the chart by asking questions to their group members. (2-3 mins.)

- T distributes the coloured slips of paper to Ss. - T tells Ss to discuss with their group members the effects of each colour that he gave them and take notes on the paper about the effects of the colours.